Mighty Corp., the oldest Filipino-owned cigarette manufacturer, aids in the reconstruction of various historic churches in South Luzon.
The company focused on the renovation of roofs and ceilings of the churches that were heavily damaged during to earthquake back in 2013.
These churches include as Diocesan Shrine of Immaculate Conception Church in Naic, Cavite and the Basilica Minore of Our Lady of Piat Church in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan.
“Churches are also symbols of strength and hope for Filipinos. To see a church survive earthquakes and other calamities can easily uplift the spirits of our people,” said the foundation's General Manager.
“The devastation brought about by the recent Visayas earthquake has firmed up our advocacy to build more churches and strengthen the Filipino faith.”
“However, we also understand that this is not enough. We have to make sure that the design and structure of these buildings, particularly the old and existing ones, are safe and resistant to calamities such as earthquakes,”He added.
The company also implemented various Corporate Social Responsibility projects in North Luzon to uplift the lives of millions of farmers relying on the tobacco industry.
Mighty aims to uplift the country tobacco industry while also helping the economy grow.
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