Programs

Lingkod Muntinlupa Foundation works hand in hand with local leaders and donors to ignite positive change for a better Muntinlupa.​

Community Programs

1. Muntinlupa Care Card
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Muntinlupa Care Card is a benefit-card that offers health privileges and exclusive discounts to Muntinlupa residents.  As of December 2015, there are 130,000 card holders and the number of members is continuously increasing.  This project is a public-private partnership between LMF and the City  Government of Muntinlupa.

2. Electronic Jeepney


14 electronic jeepneys (e-jeep) provide environment friendly transportation to Muntinlupa commuters.  The e-jeeps offer free rides in routes that are not served by public utility vehicles, thus providing the public a more comfortable commute. This is another public-private partnership between LMF and the City Government of Muntinlupa.

3. ​Hospital Supplies Donation



LMF has donated 2 computers, 12 wheelchairs, 5 beds, 10 bassinets, and 10 cribs to OsMun (Ospital ng Muntinlupa).

4. ​Financial Assistance




​To respond to the medical needs of impoverished patients who urgently need financial support, LMF has donated to Ospital ng Muntinlupa (OsMun) medicines and laboratory procedures not available at the hospital.

5. Feeding Program

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​LMF supports the governments Supplemental Feeding Program by providing manpower support, cooking utensils, and other supplies to ensure undernourished Muntinlupa children are given proper support.  Beneficiaries are monitored and the improvement of their nutritional status are determined.

6. Loan Program for Micro-Entrepreneurs

SIKAP Loan is granted to an individual micro-entrepreneur in a grouping system, who are at the early stage of their business.  Applicants are required to submit a business plan and must undergo skills training and Business Management Seminar.  This loan program is accomplished in coordination with the Joint Resources Financing Program of the local city government.

7. Tahi by Likhang Munti

​Tahi by Likhang Munti is a collaboration between the City Government of Muntinlupa and Lingkod Muntinlupa Foundation (LMF) to provide livelihood to communities affected by COVID-19. Under the program, the Muntinlupa City Technical Institute provides the sewing machines, while LMF provides the funding and serves as the local sewers’ bridge to companies who might need uniforms, clothes, and other sewn garments. The partnership has led to the employment of housewives, single parents, former OFWS and many others who previously reside along the railways of Muntinlupa City before being relocated to Southville 3 in Brgy. Poblacion.