WHO WE ARE

Founded in 1984 as a non-government organization that aimed to help women achieve self-sufficiency and self-reliance, particularly in low-income and depressed urban and rural communities. It sought to increase women’s awareness of their economic potential, to increase their skills and productivity and to improve their quality of life.
For the past 35 years, Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. has been operating as a Non-Government Organization, and for 30 years as a Microfinance Institution using the Grameen method of microcredit. Through Project Dungganon and Project Kasanag, Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. is helping micro-entrepreneurs build and sustain their businesses.
WHAT WE DO


As a microfinance institution, NWTF is working hard toward the achievement of its mission to provide sustainable financial and client-responsive developmental services to the poor.
As a social institution, NWTF is continuously providing non-financial services to its clients through skills training, scholarships, medical and dental missions, as well as environment-awareness workshops and activities that ultimately improve the quality of life of some of the poorest in our country
NEWS

Second H.O. market reaps positive responses
JUNE 27, 2020 | The recently-concluded second H.O. Market reaped positive responses from Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation and Dungganon Bank Inc. staff, regular market goers and clients who showcased [...]
H.O. Market: Helping Others, helping you
JUNE 26, 2020 | From a successful first run of H.O. Market, Dungganon Bank Inc. (DBI) and Dungganon Employees Credit Cooperative (DECC) and Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF) is [...]
H.O. Market Helping Others, helping you!
JUNE 24, 2020 | From a successful first run of H.O. Market, Dungganon Bank Inc. (DBI) and Dungganon Employees Credit Cooperative (DECC) and Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF) is [...]
Freedom from Poverty
JUNE 14, 2020 | The Philippines during the mid-1980s had more than 80 percent of the poorest 30 percent of families living in rural areas. The sugar-growing region on the [...]
NWTF bats for freedom from poverty
JUNE 12, 2020 | The Philippines, during the mid-1980s had the concentration of the poorest of the poor in rural areas, with more than 80 percent of the poorest 30 [...]