Both our donors and the beneficiaries have their stories to share. Read the stories below to know more about how giving at DLSU has fulfilled dreams of our students and faculty who benefited from the generosity of its donors.
Giving Stories
DLSU marks another milestone with the groundbreaking of the Enrique K. Razon Jr. Hall
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Key administrators of De La Salle University and Dr. Enrique K. Razon Jr. (Doctor of Science in Logistics, Honoris Causa, 2019) led the groundbreaking ceremony of the Enrique K. Razon Jr. Hall on August 8, at the DLSU Laguna campus.
The Enrique K. Razon Jr. (EKR) Hall will be the new state-of-the-art facility that will house the Enrique K. Razon Jr. Logistics Institute (ERLI). ERLI was established in June 2018 and offers research and training programs in corporate supply chain and logistics.
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DLSU marks another milestone with the groundbreaking of the Enrique K. Razon Jr. Hall
DLSU inks MOA with Standard Insurance
DLSU opens the Cervantes – Revilla Collection
DLSU opens Dr. Andrew L. Tan Data Science Institute on McKinley Hill
Yupangco Discussion Room marker unveiled
DLSU launches Dr. Andrew L. Tan Data Science Institute
Huawei donates for DLSU Scholarships
DLSU unveils Jose T. Pardo AFSC Hall
Yupangco Electronics donates mixing console
Security Bank Foundation Inc. supports DLSU scholarship
Rufino boosts funding for math professorial chairs
DLSU alumnus establishes professorial chair
Castillo sisters establish grant for BRafeNHS
DLSU alumnus donates to DLSU Laguna gym construction
Garcia family donates storied piano to the University
Samgyupsalamat donates for DLSU scholarship
MAY Foundation Inc. donates to DLSU scholarship
“Commerce Crusader” finds home at the Libraries
Donor Stories
Keeping a humble spirit
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Last September 21, 2022, St. Matthew Gymnasium was formally inaugurated at the DLSU Laguna Campus on St. Matthew’s feast day. To reciprocate the family’s generosity, DLSU named the international standard basketball court of the gymnasium, the Dimayuga Court.
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Keeping a humble spirit
DLSU inks DOD with EDA Scholarships and Charities, Inc.
Paul L. Cruz: Soaring to greater heights
Camille: A Lasallian always in all ways
Javier Nepomuceno: A Family Commitment
The Valderrama Family: A Promise for Today and Tomorrow
Animo Stories
Camille De Pedro: Going out of her comfort zone
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Student life may be difficult for those who have less in life materially, but such was not the case for Camille “Cams” De Pedro, who knew how to acknowledge and embrace her limitations, grow independently, and love herself.
Camille came from Batasan Hills National High School, one of the most populated high schools in the country, under the Engineering and Science Education Program (ESEP) of the Department of Science and Technology. “I was your average-type student––alive and barely breathing, given the advanced subjects in sciences and math. Invisible ako pagdating sa academics, may silbi lang ako kapag mga art classes and projects na – theatre, music, sports, speech, choir, creative presentations, etc. Sabi ko nun, mukhang mali ako ng pinasukan kasi ang tatalino ng mga kaklase ko, samantalang ako, joker lang,” she says.