CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
THE POWER OF FIVE
According to World Health Organization, more than 3 million children aged 5 and younger die annually of malnutrition and related causes. Those who survive often suffer lasting effects, both cognitively and physically. The good news is malnutrition is preventable.
Amway believes that by using our expertise and the passion of our people, we can help solve global challenges and improve individual communities all over the world. Amway has over 80 years of experience in the nutrition industry and this experience has put us in the perfect position to improve the nutritional health and wellness of children.
The Power of 5 campaign aligns our product expertise with our corporate mission to Help People Live Better Lives. Since 2003, Amway has contributed more than 3.9 million volunteer hours and donated over $3000 million to 14 million children and families around the globe.
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY BELIEF
Corporate social responsibility is at the core of who we are at Amway Philippines.
As one of the most populous countries in the world, the Philippines is home to more than 100 million people with more than 25 million Filipinos living in extreme poverty with an income of below PHP 100 a day ($2USD). This means there is great risk and probability of suffering from chronic hunger and malnutrition.
The Nutrilite Power of 5 Campaign was launched in the Philippines in November 2017, and since then Amway Philippines has been working with the Department of Education under its Adopt-a-School Program, and partnering with agencies like Compassion Philippines and the Department of Science and Technology – Food and Nutrition Research Institute, to focus on improving the health, nutrition, and reducing child malnutrition.
In the Philippines, Amway is also providing relief during times of emergencies and calamities, such as the Mindanao Earthquake, Taal Volcano Eruption, and COVID-19 donations. We also place an importance on our communities by conducting Brigada Eskwela (School Brigade) and Livelihood Training for women.
