In 2008, our founder, along with a dedicated group of volunteers, invested their holiday time in a collaborative effort with NGOs and orphanages. This selfless undertaking stemmed from a profound desire to extend assistance and empathy to those facing adversity. Over the course of a decade, this meaningful endeavor revealed a notable gap in the lives of the less privileged—a lack of motivation and aspiration for a brighter future. This realization ignited a deep determination within the team to contribute to the improvement of the lives of the disadvantaged; therefore leading to the establishment of the Awesome and Beautiful Initiative (A&B). In 2018, the organization received formal recognition with its Certificate of Incorporation from the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), marking the initiation of full-fledged operations.

Awesome and Beautiful (A&B) is a faith-based nonprofit organization fervently dedicated to cultivating a mindset of possibilities among all marginalized groups, including children, young adults, orphanages, and families. We are committed to instilling the courage to pursue aspirations and serve as a supportive partner, offering care and guidance on the journey to self-sufficiency.

At the core of our efforts is a commitment to addressing fundamental needs such as food and a sense of belonging in society, enabling individuals to provide for themselves and their families. Embracing a holistic approach, we design and implement sustainable programs to make a lasting impact. Each program commences with the distribution of food packages designed to sustain recipients for at least a month. Subsequently, we extend either educational support to enhance learning and drive success or health support, providing essential supplies to maintain well-being and support their families.

Our overarching goal is to empower individuals to lead balanced lives and make positive contributions to society. The initiative focuses primarily on young people and the physically challenged, striving to achieve our objectives through three primary divisions: Education/Transformation Programs, Welfare and Health Support, and Research and Global Partnerships.