WHO WE ARE
Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation was founded in 1984 and has since empowered women and families, and communities in the Philippines through microfinance services.
It has operated as a non-governmental organization for over 40 years and as a Microfinance Institution for over 35 years, using the Grameen method. The foundation focuses on helping clients achieve self-sufficiency through various microfinance loan products, helping them gain access to financial capital, essential skills, and knowledge needed to improve their lives.
The organization’s efforts have positively impacted nearly 600,000 clients across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao with 350 branches, hoping to reach more women, families, and communities nationwide.
The Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. will continue to pave the way for sustainable progress and inclusive growth in communities, one empowered woman at a time.
Building Sustainable Communities
CLIENT STORIES
Marites Amigo
Life is not without obstacles and difficulties that may seem insurmountable, but for a strong and resilient woman like Marites, a business owner, nothing is impossible if you are hardworking [...]
Jennifer Cayongcong
Jennifer’s day begins at 4 a.m. before the sun rises. She prepares the materials needed for her bakery business in Siquijor, an island she now calls home. Originally from Bicol, [...]
Juvy Villaruz
"I never had any formal cooking training, yet I always felt it was a natural part of me." Juvy shared this when asked about her journey into the catering business. [...]
Melanie Mermida
A woman who wears many hats. That is the most fitting description of Melanie, a local of Suyac Island in Sagay. At 4 am, she is a mother and a [...]
Susana Regino
Opportunities are hard to come by, and often, you have to work your way up or create that opportunity for yourself. Likewise, Susana, a member of Project Dungganon, also had [...]
Elda Baldon
“Weaving has become an inseparable part of my being.“ Elda, who hails from Panay, shares her passion and love for "hablon", a handwoven textile of her province made using a [...]
