BPI Foundation is the corporate responsibility arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI),  a leader in the world of finance with one of the biggest networks of branches all over the country and a wide array of innovative products and services.

Recognizing that BPI is more than just a financial institution, BPI Foundation was established in 1978 with a mission to uplift the social and spiritual well being of the community – whether town or city where BPI operates, or the country as a whole.

A dynamic social development arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands, responsive to the relevant needs of its communities and serving as a catalyst in corporate citizenry.

BPI Foundation shall act as the social development arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands. It will actively pursue relevant programs in education, livelihood, basic social services and values enhancement and shall be the venue of BPI officers and employees for community outreach and involvement.

500 Student winners in the DOST-BPI Science Awards
Since its inception in 1989, the BPI-DOST Science Awards has recognized and given incentives to more than 500 young men and women from all over the country. Every year, the Awards is given to the top three exceptional students from leading universities and colleges who specialize in the fields of science (mathematics, physics, engineering, chemistry, biology, and computer science).

120  BPI scholars over the past 19 years
BPI Foundation administers the Bank of the Philippine Islands’ College Scholarship Program which benefits qualified dependents of officers and employees of the universal bank. The program started in 1989 and was designed to help BPI employees provide quality education to their dependents. Through partnerships with non-government organizations and cooperatives,

959 Precious art pieces
Under BPI Foundation’s administration, important works of art have been accumulated by BPI in the course of years of mergers and acquisitions – from People’s Bank, Ayala Investment Development Corporation, Citytrust Banking Corporation, Far East Bank and Trust Company, Development Bank of Singapore, to Prudential Bank.

15,000 Micro-enterprises benefiting from loan program
BPI Foundation makes funds available for on-lending to micro and cottage-type enterprises. The pro-poor program started in 1989 and has already extended close to P57 million in loans – giving credit access to the poor and financially empowering communities.