1.
ASMIS Dream Building
2.
Computer Lab Project
3.
Science Laboratory
4.
Endowment Fund Project
5.
Scholarship Project
Scholarship Project
There is already a computer room built from fund-raising
efforts of ASMESAF-NA. However, Computers are needed to
complete the project. Estimated cost for new computers and
related technology is PhP1,000,000.00 or US$24,000.00
ASMIS Chairman of the Board Engr. Rufino Bomasang
organized a Golf Tournament in Metro Manila last February
27, 2015 which raised nearly PhP 1 million for the purchase
of computers for the computer laboratory and TV sets for
classroom teaching and/or demonstration purposes.
Please read the rationale for ASMIS Computers
efforts of ASMESAF-NA. However, Computers are needed to
complete the project. Estimated cost for new computers and
related technology is PhP1,000,000.00 or US$24,000.00
ASMIS Chairman of the Board Engr. Rufino Bomasang
organized a Golf Tournament in Metro Manila last February
27, 2015 which raised nearly PhP 1 million for the purchase
of computers for the computer laboratory and TV sets for
classroom teaching and/or demonstration purposes.
Please read the rationale for ASMIS Computers
Endowment Fund Drive for ASMIS has been put in the back
burner to addrees first the repairs of the dilapidated school
building, class rooms , desks, black boards; install electric
lighting and fans; construct a computer lab; as well as
renovate / repair the kindergarten rooms.
Alumni and friends are planning to launch an endowment
fund drive with an initial target of PhP10 million [about
US$239,000] over the next five years. Donations towards
the ASMIS endowment fund are encouraged.
The school has only about PhP2 million in endowment funds
as of May 31, 2014.
burner to addrees first the repairs of the dilapidated school
building, class rooms , desks, black boards; install electric
lighting and fans; construct a computer lab; as well as
renovate / repair the kindergarten rooms.
Alumni and friends are planning to launch an endowment
fund drive with an initial target of PhP10 million [about
US$239,000] over the next five years. Donations towards
the ASMIS endowment fund are encouraged.
The school has only about PhP2 million in endowment funds
as of May 31, 2014.
Dream funding sources:
1.
Sale of 3 hectare property donated by Dr. Dennis Faustino,
the ASMIS Headmaster.
2.
Raffle draw initiative of ASMIS BOT Sherwyn Laus.
3.
ASMIS BOT Funding Networks
4.
“Seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall be open unto
you” funding initiative. ASMESAF-NA plans on trumpeting
the ASMIS dream through this website; project proposals;
email, mail and word-of-mouth information drive to alumni
and friends as well as institutional donors such as churches,
schools, corporations, other grants and aids sources.
Hopefully these will generate results proving true the
biblical prophesy “Seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall
be open unto you .
1.
Sale of 3 hectare property donated by Dr. Dennis Faustino,
the ASMIS Headmaster.
2.
Raffle draw initiative of ASMIS BOT Sherwyn Laus.
3.
ASMIS BOT Funding Networks
4.
“Seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall be open unto
you” funding initiative. ASMESAF-NA plans on trumpeting
the ASMIS dream through this website; project proposals;
email, mail and word-of-mouth information drive to alumni
and friends as well as institutional donors such as churches,
schools, corporations, other grants and aids sources.
Hopefully these will generate results proving true the
biblical prophesy “Seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall
be open unto you .
ASMIS Priority Projects and Fund Raising Efforts by the ASMIS
Board of Trustees, Episcopal Diocese of Norhtern Philippines,
the Parents-Teachers Association and
world-wide ASMES alumni and friends.
There are indigent but talented students who would love to
enroll at All Saints Mission School of Mountain Province,
Inc., but their parents could not afford the ASMIS tuition
fees of from PhP 8,000 to PhP10,000 [US$200 to
US$250.00] per year depending on the grade level.
Donations for scholarships are very much welcome
enroll at All Saints Mission School of Mountain Province,
Inc., but their parents could not afford the ASMIS tuition
fees of from PhP 8,000 to PhP10,000 [US$200 to
US$250.00] per year depending on the grade level.
Donations for scholarships are very much welcome
The ASMIS Headmaster, Dr. Dennis Faustino is determined
to provide ASMIS students a science laboratory. He plans to
build this alongside the computer lab. Estimated cost is PhP
500,000.00 or US$12,000.00 Dr. Faustino is respectfully
suggesting that whatever proceeds from fund-raising
efforts by alumni and friends during their conference on
March 5-8, 2015 in Alahambra California be allocated to the
science lab project. That conference was able to generate
over US$12,000, from a Golf Tournament for the ASMIS
Science Laboratory.
Please read the rationale for an ASMIS Science Laboratory.
to provide ASMIS students a science laboratory. He plans to
build this alongside the computer lab. Estimated cost is PhP
500,000.00 or US$12,000.00 Dr. Faustino is respectfully
suggesting that whatever proceeds from fund-raising
efforts by alumni and friends during their conference on
March 5-8, 2015 in Alahambra California be allocated to the
science lab project. That conference was able to generate
over US$12,000, from a Golf Tournament for the ASMIS
Science Laboratory.
Please read the rationale for an ASMIS Science Laboratory.
