Our Purpose
Why the Foundation exists.
The primary mission of the Michelle Francisco Foundation is to uplift underserved communities through sustainable housing projects, educational support, healthcare access, sustainable livelihood, sustainable mobility solutions, disaster relief, and youth empowerment programs.
Quoted from the Foundation’s Certificate of
Incorporation, Article THIRD, filed with the Delaware Secretary of State on
4 August 2025.
The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational and
humanitarian purposes under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and is recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue
Service as tax-exempt with effect from
6 August 2025. It is not organized for
pecuniary profit, it has no capital stock, and no part of its net earnings
may be distributed to any director, officer or individual.
What the Foundation is chartered to do
The Certificate of Incorporation authorizes the Foundation to engage in
activities including, but not limited to, the following. This is the
chartered scope of the Foundation, not a list of programs currently
running — see Programs.
- Sustainable housing for the deserving families
- Providing scholarships and learning resources
- Organizing health missions and medical assistance
- Supporting sustainable livelihood and skills training
- Sustainable mobility donations for public transport operators
- Disaster relief for natural calamities and disasters
- Collaborating with local and international partners for community development
The Foundation will honor any donation designated by a donor to a
specific charitable entity.