A journey of hope and transformation

MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) met the three-year-old Micah Ella in May this year.

She was one of the kids facing the challenges of malnutrition and who are beneficiaries of the #Mingo Nutrition Program.

After six months, Micah Ella has now blossomed into a healthy girl.

With the unwavering support of MORE Power and Negros Volunteers for Change (NVC) Foundation, Micah Ella has reached normal height and weight, embodying strength and resilience.

This little girl is now filled with “MORE power” in body, mind, and spirit, ready to embrace her future.

“Together, we are not just changing lives; we are nurturing dreams,” said MORE Power, the sole electric distribution utility in Iloilo City.

MORE Power’s commitment to combating malnutrition is not just a promise; it’s a heartfelt mission in action.

After supporting 88 children in San Miguel, Iloilo, MORE Power is heading to Sta. Barbara town on Monday, November 25, to extend this vital program and bring hope to another group of children in need.

“We recognize the urgency of addressing malnutrition before it worsens, and we are dedicated to taking immediate action for a healthier future for our children. As one community, let’s create lasting change and empower our youth with the hope and nourishment they deserve,” MORE Power added./PN