THE PROJECT

Concert To Feed The Homeless

A Maria Amor Birthday Celebration and Mother’s Day Presentation, Feeding 300 Homeless, Food Drive. Blanket Drive, Beauty & Food Fair! Tons of Celebrities, Music Bands, Performers and Photographers! TV and Print Coverage! Red Carpet Interviews and lots of  Photo Op with celebrities!

THE PRODUCERS

We Care For Humanity

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Founded in 2011, WE CARE FOR THE HUMANITY, formerly known as Exotifit For Humanity is a non-profit organization (501C3) which aims to promote the development of friendly relations between nations as foundation of freedom, justice, and peace of the world by shaping humanity through health, fitness, wellness, beauty, culture and arts.

Hope of The Valley

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Our goal is to meet the needs of the “whole” person — spiritually, emotionally, and physically. The organization is governed by a skilled and experienced local board of directors comprised of men and women who have a tremendous passion to see the needs of the hurting met in the San Fernando Valley.  

THE BENEFICIARIES

Hope of The Valley Rescue Mission

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VISION

Our vision is to tangibly demonstrate God’s love to the Hungry, Homeless and Hurting of the San Fernando Valley by offering Hope, Hot Meals, Housing, Health Services and Healing to those in need.

•Hope – A message of love, support and freedom for a better tomorrow.
•Hot Meals – Food distribution to the hungry.
•Housing – Emergency/transitional shelter to the situational and chronically homeless.
•Health Services – Resources for basic human needs.
•Healing - Proven programs that lead to wholeness and self-sufficiency

MISSION

Our Mission is to attract people and resources to assist in the effort of meeting the needs of every hungry and homeless man, woman and child in the valley. Through strategic partnerships and services, we empower our clients with the faith, knowledge, resources and skills to lead a life of wholeness and self-sufficiency.

Abatex, A Dumpsite Community

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Abatex is a dumpsite community located in Montalban, Rizal Philippines where about 100 families are squatting for more than a decade. The community's source of income is mainly filtering the garbage for recyclable materials. 

Sadly, even children from age 2 to 12 years old are exposed to this kind of work and are compelled to help their parents due to poverty. 

We Care for Humanity officially adopted Abatex as one of its beneficiaries. Yearly, WCH visits this community twice a year to help transform their surrounding into a more livable, comfortable and sustainable community. There are about 100 children that are out of school, 75% percent of the parents are out of jobs and 60% of the community are children who are exposed to dirt and germs everyday. 

The stench is unbearable and the poverty is even agonizing but the faith of the Abatex people is truly remarkable. In the midst of their excruciating situation, they first asked for a church to house their loyalty to God.