J&T Express Philippines joined the Department of Education’s Brigada Eskwela 2025, supporting better learning environments for students across the National Capital Region (NCR), Davao Region, and CALABARZON.
In Marikina City, J&T Express employees volunteered at Parang Elementary School, working with teachers, parents, and volunteers to repaint walls, clean grounds, and fix classrooms while showing students their dreams matter.
In Davao del Norte, J&T Express launched a back-to-school project for 100 students from four elementary schools: Magdum, New Visayas, Cambanogoy, and Apokon Elementary School. Partnering with 97.5 Brigada News FM Tagum City, the team distributed school supplies to children in need, helping them return to school equipped and excited while building community connections.
“At J&T Express Philippines, we see Brigada Eskwela as more than just a yearly initiative; it’s a heartfelt movement that brings people together for a common goal, to uplift our students and teachers. By showing up and lending a hand, we hope to help create learning spaces where children feel supported and inspired. It’s our way of giving back to the communities that have always trusted us,” said Penelope Maxine Bolor, Branding Department Representative of J&T Express Philippines.
In Rodriguez, Rizal, where families are recovering from a recent landslide, J&T Express led outreach at Inigan Elementary School, serving 150 students from kindergarten to Grade 6. With support from DepEd, local government, and The Fraternal Order of Eagles – Philippine Eagles, Inc. (Southern Tagalog Region 32 – Team 1 Agila Region), volunteers brought school supplies, snacks, and hope while cleaning and restoring school grounds.
Through these educational and community-driven initiatives across three regions, J&T Express Philippines reinforces its commitment to service, setting employees as role models while reflecting core values and social responsibility.
