Project HINGYAP reached out to CANVAS, sharing with us their need for resources to build the Learning Hub’s book collection. A variety of our activity books were given to 205 learners. The books were theirs to take home and practice reading with, and a set of our hardbound storybooks was donated to the Learning Hub.

St. John’s Cathedral School Batch ‘89 visited Mamalingling Elementary School for a book-giving project. 300 learners between the ages of 10 to 15 enjoyed snacks and their very own copies of I am the Change in Climate Change and Safe Space: Pambatang Gabay sa Gawaing Online.

partnered with CANVAS to donate 100 copies of I am the Change in Climate Change and Safe Space: Pambatang Gabay sa Gawaing Online to the learners of Sun Valley Elementary School.

Children in Villa Maria Integrated School participate in poster-making and essay-writing contests. On top of that, they get to take home their very own CANVAS book!

NUCCOMEX and Alaya partnered for a donation drive dedicated to the daughters of survivors of sexual exploitation in their city. A set of CANVAS books was donated to Alaya, and sixteen girls were the very first to read them.

One way to inspire children to read more is to show them it’s a way to play! The members of English Majors Organization (EMO) of the West Visayas State University brought 280 copies of Ang Pusang Kartero, Where Are My Legs?, and Climate Change to the learners of Jalandoni Memorial Elementary School.

The Iskolar Reading Center, a community-based learning hub, encourages reading through its "Read a book, win a prize” initiative. With a collection of CANVAS books on the shelf, young readers in Silang have more toys to win!

33 kids from Barangay Vasra and Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City gathered at the SM Book Nook in The Annex, SM North EDSA for a day of art and stories.

The Book Nook SDO San Jose City started 2026 with two book-giving events in their local schools. 215 students from Naglaoag Elementary School and San Raymundo Elementary School, from kinder to 6th grade, received copies of Ang Pusang Kartero and Safe Space.

Alcantara-Joaquino-Alcantara Law, also known as AJA Law, partnered with the Center for Art, New Ventures and Sustainable Development for an outreach event marking their fifth anniversary. This is the third year in a row that we’ve teamed up for a book-giving event, and this year, we visited Bahay Aruga, a halfway house for pediatric cancer patients.

Banglayan Elementary School launched a reading program for struggling readers called the LEARN Project. 27 kids currently under this program each took home a copy of Ang Pusang Kartero, so they can practice reading on their own.

Book Nook Alcala distributed CANVAS books to two schools, namely Alcala Central School and San Juan Elementary School, and two communities, namely Barangay Kisikis and Barangay Poblacion East.

In 2024, Kapampangan Manlakaran distributed CANVAS hardbound books to 17 community libraries in Pampanga, La Union, Nueva Ecija, Isabela, and Camarines Sur.

Antipolo National High School launched Project ALAB, a remedial reading class for grade 10 students. 46 students who were part of the class read a variety of CANVAS books for the first time.

The Literacy, Empowerment, and Progress (LEAP) Project is a reading program for Banago Elementary School 1’s identified frustrated learners. These kinds of learners are behind on reading skills that are expected at their grade level. To aid the reading program, CANVAS donated 25 books for their Grade 3 pupils with a shared goal—to create a positive reading culture and experience for kids.

186 copies of Karapat Dapat and a set of hardbound books for the library were given to the local day care and Sta. Monica elementary school.

Thirty kids from Kanlungan sa Er-Ma Ministry were treated with a special day in Jollibee Vito Cruz! Group Blue Whale of Pedya Kamp organized a Christmas mask coloring activity, games, and food-filled event.