Building Better Communities through Project Solicitude
Project Solicitude is PNB Holdings Corporation’s (PHC) corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative that aims to create a positive impact and build better communities by addressing critical societal and environmental challenges. Focused on four (4) key pillars - environment, accessibility, health and well-being, and resilience, our CSR programs hope to support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Through this initiative, PHC commits to being a responsible property manager and developer and a reliable corporate citizen that collaborates with various public and private sector organisations and advocates to achieve our CSR goals.
Achieve sustainability targets by reducing environmental impact, optimizing resource usage, and promoting eco-friendly practices.
Enhance customer experience and inclusivity by ensuring physical spaces, products, and services are accessible to all.
Invest in employee wellness programs, community health initiatives, and preventive healthcare.
Contribute in disaster resilience programs and help communities rebuild.
PNB Holdings Holds LifeSaver Blood Donation Drive in Partnership with Philippine Red Cross
In line with its commitment to corporate social responsibility and the core value of malasakit, PNB Holdings Corporation (PHC) held the LifeSaver Blood Donation Drive on April 8, 2025, at the PNB Makati Center. The event was made possible in collaboration with the Philippine Red Cross, and is part of PHC’s CSR umbrella campaign, Project Solicitude.
Employees of PNB Holdings, along with building tenants, security personnel, and maintenance staff, came together to donate blood and contribute to saving lives—showcasing a strong spirit of compassion and community.
Valentine's with a Purpose: Spreading Love and Malasakit in Porac, Pampanga
Valentine’s Day is often celebrated with grand gestures, chocolates, and flowers—but at PNB Holdings, love took on a more profound meaning this year. In the heart of Porac, Pampanga, we embraced the season by sharing joy and building meaningful connections with the Aeta community, proving that love is an action.
With every smile exchanged and every hand held, we reaffirmed our commitment to inclusivity, compassion, and malasakit, values that define not only our projects but also our purpose. As a real estate company, we believe that legacy is not just about the structures we build but also about the lives we uplift.
This special Valentine’s outreach wasn’t just about giving; it was about being present, listening to stories, and fostering a sense of belonging. Beyond properties, we are in the business of building better communities—where no one is left behind.
PHC spreads holiday joy to underprivileged families in Pasay City
In celebration of the holiday season, PNB Holdings Corporation (PHC) has initiated a gift-giving program titled “Project Holiday Cheer,” designed to provide Noche Buena gift packs to underprivileged families in struggling communities within its reach.
This charitable initiative successfully delivered gift baskets to hundreds of families in Barangay 54, Pasay City, located near the PNB Financial Center, one of PHC’s key properties.
PNB Holdings Corporation (PHC) proudly participated in the country’s simultaneous cleanup drive in celebration of International Coastal Cleanup Day on September 21, 2024 at Marikina River, Brgy. Nangka, Marikina City. PHC employees, security personnel, housekeeping staff, and tenant representatives volunteered for the massive cleanup efforts organized by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources national and regional offices.
This year’s nationwide cleanup drive successfully collected over 350,000 kilograms of various types of waste and debris, with participation from approximately 74,000 volunteers from different regions across the country.
PHC community unites for Life Saver Blood Donation Drive at PNB Makati Center
PNB Holdings Corporation, in partnership with the Philippine Red Cross, hosted the “Life Saver Blood Donation Drive” on Friday, September 13, 2024.
The drive was a tremendous success, with a remarkable turnout from PNB Holdings employees, tenants, security and maintenance personnel, and other property stakeholders, all driven by a shared mission to save lives through blood donation.
The collected blood bags have the potential to save countless lives, providing critical transfusions for patients battling life-threatening illnesses, those in need of emergency surgeries, and victims of accidents.
Resilience in motion: PNB Holdings holds an inaugural disaster preparedness forum for property stakeholders
PNB Holdings Corporation launched its first-ever “Palaging Handa Caravan: A Disaster Preparedness Forum” on 16 August 2024, as part of its corporate social responsibility and stakeholder engagement. Two runs of the forum were conducted – the morning session at PNB Makati Center and the afternoon session at PNB Financial Center.
Designed to equip property stakeholders with essential knowledge and skills in disaster preparedness, the forum featured two leading experts on disaster science and resilience: Dr. Likha Minimo, Director of the Knowledge Sharing Division of the UP Resilience Institute and Dr. Ted Esguerra, a well-known international rescue and survival expert.
Championing Accessibility and Inclusion: PHC Hosts Disability Awareness and Sensitivity Workshop for Stakeholders
On Friday, September 6, PNB Holdings Corporation (PHC), in collaboration with the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) and Autism Society of the Philippines (ASP), organized the “Access for All Workshop” at SPACES PNB Makati Center. The event sought to promote inclusivity by educating employees and property stakeholders on making their spaces more accommodating to persons with disabilities (PWDs).
The workshop, attended by PHC employees, tenants, security and housekeeping personnel, and other key stakeholders, addressed critical topics such as understanding different types of disabilities, implementing accessible design features in buildings, and the legal rights of PWDs. There was special emphasis on accommodating individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or have autism.