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DDC partnered with Truckers Emergency Assistance Responders (TEAR) to help provide PPE to truck drivers who are moving in and out of hot zones to perform their essential work.

By leveraging TEAR’s comprehensive network of volunteers and corporate sponsors — including Uber Freight, Stuckey’s and Transfix — and driver volunteers, the coalition has been able to source, assemble and distribute PPE kits to truck drivers on the front lines across America.

To promote effective COVID-19 prevention and control in remote areas of the Philippines, we helped launch an affordable, publicly accessible testing lab.

Working together with sponsor partners such as San Miguel Corporation, we overcame logistical and technical challenges to fly medical equipment, properly trained healthcare professionals, sanitation equipment, testing supplies and personal protection equipment (PPE) into the Leyte province.

DDC believes that every child should have the opportunity to learn, hone skills and harness the power of knowledge. That’s why we build schools, expand classrooms, stock libraries and equip computer labs in rural communities, where education is more than just early development — it’s the key to true social and economic advancement.

DDC is a proud corporate partner and supporter of WildEarth Guardians (WEG), an effective, top-rated 4/4-star 501(c)(3) non-profit that is focused on protecting the wildlife, wild places, wild rivers and health of the American West.

Driven by passion, WEG has tackled some of the west’s most difficult and pressing conservation challenges over the past three decades. The group has celebrated victories such as banning leg-hold trapping in Colorado, ending logging on more than 21 million acres in the Southwest, and more.

Jericho “Icot” Petilla (DDC co-founder, former Secretary of Energy and former Governor of Leyte) has always been a strong advocate for education, which is why he created the ICOTP-ICT (Income Creating Opportunities thru Technology Project – Information and Communications Technology).

The project equips eligible high school students with the proper training and skills in information and communications technology to become eligible to work as computer programmers.

The Christie Hospital in Manchester, UK registers around 12,500 new patients and treats about 40,000 patients every year. It is the leading cancer centre for the Greater Manchester and Cheshire Cancer Network, annually delivering over 30,000 chemotherapy treatments and undertaking around 3,700 operations every year.

To help deliver enhanced services over and above what the National Health Service funds, The Christie Charity works with partners like The DDC Group. Organized personally by DDC’s CEO Jan Trevalyan, the annual Yabba Dabba Doo is a special event committed to raising funds specifically for the care and treatment of Christie patients.

DDC's initial vision for PaWi-FI Ha Palo was simple: to improve lives by removing limits to the amount of information and the rate at which it can be retrieved for Filipinos.

The network officially launched in early 2020, giving free access to endless information, knowledge and learning, while increasing connectivity, communication and sharing among family members, friends and communities across the entire town of Palo.

As the first free wireless telecommunications network to be provided to an entire town in the Philippines, its first year actively proved to be essential to community health and safety. PaWi-FI Ha Palo has served as a critical component to protecting a portion of the country’s rural population from the pandemic.

DDC supports charitable goals of individual team members across all sites by providing paid time off for service. For example, one team member volunteers with her local Salvation Army, whereas another aids in dog rescue.

"We want our people to choose causes close to their hearts," explains Jan Trevalyan, The DDC Group CEO. "The power is in their hands to make a difference where it matters most to them."