HRH Maha Putri Mariam Ignites Agricultural Revolution in East Uganda: Meets 800+ Farmers and Appoints LUDEPA Chairman as Regional Director

In a landmark move to foster sustainable development and agricultural innovation, HRH Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, Founder and President of We Care for Humanity (WCH), successfully launched a massive bilateral collaboration with the farming communities of East Uganda. The historic event, held on December 12 in Mbale City, was attended by over 800 farmers eager to participate in a new era of socio-economic transformation.

A Grand Traditional Welcome and Distinguished Guests: The event was spearheaded by Woniala Michael Gidongo, Chairman of Legacy Uganda Development Partners Africa Limited (LUDEPA), WCH’s strategic partner in the region.

Her Royal Highness was accompanied by a distinguished special guest from Kenya, Hon. Gideon Mulyungi, MP of Mwingi Central, and two of WCH Uganda officials- Ms. Judith Nalumansi and Mr. Sali Peter. The occasion was further graced by the presence of Hon. Nambozo Florence, who joined the community in welcoming the visiting delegation.

Upon her arrival, HRH Queen Mariam was greeted with a vibrant traditional welcome, featuring mesmerizing performances by local ethnic groups that showcased the rich cultural heritage of the Elgon region.

Strategic Appointment: During the gathering, Queen Mariam officially appointed Mr. Woniala Michael Gidongo as the new Regional Director of WCH East Uganda.

Reflecting on the magnitude of the visit, Mr. Gidongo expressed the profound gratitude of the Farmers Fraternity Corporation, marking the event as a "year of success" for their locality. He officially acknowledged the visit as the Launch of the We Care For Humanity Services Headquarters East Africa - Uganda Chapter.

"Her Royal Highness has created a new chapter of approach in an enabling environment," Mr. Gidongo stated. "We value her cooperation highly, not just in Uganda, but across East Africa and the African continent as a whole. Her promising remarks and strength have solidified a path for progress."

A Shared Vision for Humanitarian Development The collaboration focuses on:

• Empowering Vulnerable Communities: Supporting people with disabilities, orphanages, and street children through the Global Santa program.
• Education: Continuing WCH's legacy of providing scholarships for higher education to the people of Uganda through the "Education for Humanity Program".
• Economic Growth: Discussing multi-economic investments to promote household incomes for national economic development strategies.

"We are looking at a strategy to launch the Socio-Economic Transformation at the local and international levels," stated HRH Queen Mariam. She emphasized that the fundamental core values of this investment are to support "Agricultural Economic Investment and Business" by sourcing potential funders to embrace the sector.

Queen Mariam reaffirmed her commitment to the region, acknowledging her collaboration with the Kings Forum in Uganda to strengthen shared visions for humanitarian development.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH): Founded in 2011, We Care for Humanity is an internationally recognized non-profit organization headquartered in the USA. It focuses on current global issues and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically targeting African countries.

WCH Bestows Medal of Excellence on Kenyan Lawmaker Dr. Architect Gideon Mutemi Mulyungi During Royal Ugandan Jubilee

In a magnificent display of international diplomacy and recognition, We Care for Humanity (WCH) officially conferred the Medal of Excellence for Architectural Leadership & Public Service upon Hon. Dr. Architect Gideon Mutemi Mulyungi, MP, EBS, CBS, of Kenya.

The prestigious ceremony took place during the 21st Crowning Anniversary of the King of Buruuli, His Majesty Constantine Butamanya Mwogezi, in Nakasongola, Uganda. In the presence of a distinguished assembly of global monarchs, government officials, and thousands of subjects, the award was presented immediately following a powerful keynote address by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura.

A Legacy of Visionary Leadership Hon. Dr. Gideon Mulyungi, currently representing the Mwingi Central Constituency in Kenya’s National Assembly, is a towering figure in both the architectural and political landscapes of East Africa. A former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Public Works, Dr. Mulyungi is a fellow of the Architectural Association of Kenya and has been instrumental in shaping the infrastructure and policy of his nation. His career is marked by the prestigious Elder of the Burning Spear (EBS) and Chief of the Burning Spear (CBS) honors, reflecting his profound contribution to Kenyan society.

A Personal Tribute from Queen Mariam Reflecting on the conferment, Queen Mariam shared a heartfelt endorsement of the Kenyan lawmaker: "I have never seen a politician so genuinely loved by his people. Having spent significant time with him in both Uganda and Kenya, I have witnessed firsthand the tangible impact he has on his community. Dr. Mulyungi does not just lead; he serves with a heart for humanity that is rare in modern politics."

Strengthening East African Ties The recognition of Dr. Mulyungi at a Ugandan Royal Jubilee underscores the mission of We Care for Humanity to foster regional unity and celebrate leaders who utilize their professional expertise for the public good. His architectural background, combined with his legislative influence, has made him a beacon of sustainable development and community empowerment in the region.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founded by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, We Care for Humanity is an international non-profit organization promoting peace, education, and health. The WCH Medal of Excellence is awarded to individuals who demonstrate extraordinary leadership and a selfless commitment to the betterment of society.

Empowering Resilience: Global Santa 2025 Delivers Care and Compassion to Vulnerable Young Women in Rizal

In one of the most poignant chapters of the 2025 Global Santa Program, We Care for Humanity (WCH) extended its reach to a specialized care facility in Rizal, providing essential support and pastoral guidance to young survivors of abuse.

The mission was personally sponsored and coordinated by Ms. Cristi Santos Pangilinan, WCH Regional Director for Rizal, in close collaboration with Pastora Rizaline Irene Torres Pascual, WCH Country Director for the Philippines. Due to the sensitive nature of the institution—which provides sanctuary for girls aged 10 to 17 who have survived traumatic domestic circumstances—the location remains undisclosed and the identities of the beneficiaries have been strictly protected to ensure their safety and dignity.

A Holistic Approach to Healing The visit focused on providing both practical resources and emotional restoration. Each of the young women received:

• Personal Hygiene Kits: Essential supplies curated to promote health and self-care.

• Nutritional Support: Specially prepared lunch packs and festive chocolates.

• Spiritual Fortification: Deeply impactful pastoral care and counseling sessions led by Rev. Pastor Gabriel Pascual.

Restoring Hope and Dignity "Global Santa is not just about gifts; it is about restoring the sense of worth in every child, especially those who have faced unimaginable challenges," stated WCH Founder, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura. "The dedication of Ms. Pangilinan and the Pascual family in providing this sanctuary of care reflects the true heart of our humanitarian mission."

By combining material aid with spiritual support, the mission sought to provide a "hand up" in the healing process of these resilient young women. We Care for Humanity remains committed to protecting the most vulnerable members of society and ensuring that even in the most difficult circumstances, the light of compassion is never extinguished.

We Care for Humanity Deploys Emergency "Global Santa" Relief Aid To Flood-Stricken Vietnam Following 8th WCH Royal Summit

PHU YEN, VIETNAM – Following the successful conclusion of the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia, the We Care for Humanity (WCH) delegation returned to Vietnam to face a national catastrophe. In response to the severe flooding and typhoon aftermath that has claimed numerous lives and caused billions of dollars in damages, WCH has activated an early deployment of its "Global Santa" program to provide immediate relief to the hardest-hit communities.

The emergency mission was spearheaded by WCH Founder, HRH Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, and executed on the ground by the WCH Vietnam leadership, including Country Director Bai Huong Vo, Deputy Director Hoa Lam, and Royal Maharlika Cabinet Member Thanh Lam, alongside a dedicated team of volunteers.

From Summit to Service While the WCH Royal Summit in Bali celebrated global humanitarianism, the situation in Vietnam demanded immediate action. As reported by international news outlets, the region has been devastated by extreme weather, leaving thousands without food, clean water, or shelter.

“The true measure of our organization is not just in the summits we hold, but in how quickly we respond when humanity is in pain,” said Queen Mariam. “We have launched the Global Santa initiative early this year because hunger and cold do not wait for the holidays. We stand with the people of Vietnam.”

Impact and Distribution The WCH team successfully reached six critical locations in the Phu Yen province and surrounding areas, distributing tons of rice, clean water, warm blankets, essential groceries, and financial aid to over 600 families and institutions.

The relief distribution breakdown is as follows:

• Tuy An, Dong: 200 families received 1,000 kilos of rice, 200 blankets, 200 bottles of water, 200 bottles of soy sauce, and cash assistance.
• Xa Hoa Thang, Phu Yen: 200 families were served with 1,000 kilos of rice, 200 blankets, 200 bottles of mineral water, and cash assistance.
• Khuong Son Temple, Phu Yen: 50 families received 100 kilos of rice, 50 blankets, 50 cartons of milk, 50 bottles of soy sauce, 50 bottles of cooking oil, and cash assistance.
• Co Nhi Vien Mang Lang (Orphanage), Phu Yen: The team donated 100 kilos of rice, 50 blankets, 50 bottles of milk, 50 bottles of cooking oil, and $600 USD in cash aid for the facility.
• An Thach Tuy An, Phu Yen: 50 families received 100 kilos of rice, 50 blankets, 50 cartons of milk, and cash assistance.
• Xuan Loc Phu Yen (Phuoc Long): 50 families received 100 kilos of rice, 50 blankets, 50 cartons of milk, and cash assistance.

A Coalition of Compassion This massive relief effort was made possible through the generosity of WCH donors and the tireless work of volunteers. We Care for Humanity and Queen Mariam extend their deepest gratitude to:

Major Donors:

• Bon Ami Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City): $2,000 USD
• Bai Thanh Lam: $500 USD
• Lam Global (Owned by Belynn Lam): $1,000 USD
• Dang Thuong: $1,000 USD
• Phan Le Quy: $1,000 USD
• Bai Huong & Datu Hoa Lam: $1,000 USD
• Tham My Thanh Hang: $200 USD
• Huong (California): $100 USD
• Vo Thuy (California): $100 USD
• Michael Whitt (California): $100 USD
• Master Giac Hanh (Temple Ngoc Van): Donation of 500 bottles of water
• Queen M- $500 USD

Volunteers: The on-ground logistics were managed by Bai Huong Vo,  Datu Hoa Lam, Dang Thuong, Phan Le Quy, Ho Thao, and Michael Whitt.

About We Care for Humanity: We Care for Humanity (WCH) is an international non-profit organization dedicated to promoting universal humanitarianism. The Global Santa program is one of its flagship initiatives, focused on eradicating poverty and hunger (SDG 1 & 2) by providing food, gifts, and aid to underserved populations worldwide.

HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura Inspires Over 20,900 Graduates as Chief Guest at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) 15th Convocation

In a monumental celebration of academic excellence and global leadership, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, Founder and President of We Care for Humanity (WCH) and member of the Sultanate of Maguindanao, served as the Chief Guest at the 15th Convocation of JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) in Bangalore.

The ceremony saw a record-breaking 20,904 graduates receive their degrees, marking one of the largest academic gatherings in the institution's history. Queen Mariam arrived directly from the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali to address the sea of graduates, faculty, and distinguished families.

A Visionary Partnership for Global Education: The convocation highlighted the profound partnership between WCH and JAIN University. Through the Education for Humanity Program, JAIN has helped WCH award higher education scholarships to hundreds of students from Africa and Asia. Queen Mariam offered her deepest gratitude to the Chairman, Mr. Chenraj Roychand, whose compassion made this collaboration possible. Looking forward, the Queen announced an ambitious goal for 2026: to award more than 1,000 scholarships globally in hand-in-hand collaboration with the university.

The Three Pillars of Action: In her keynote address, Queen Mariam challenged the graduates to view their degrees as "passports" to their destiny. She outlined three crucial lessons for the Class of 2025:

• Pillar 1: Redefining Wealth: She urged students to measure success not by accumulation, but by distribution and empowerment. "Your wealth, your time, and your talent must be invested in building sustainable futures," she stated.
• Pillar 2: The Power of 'WE': Emphasizing that global challenges like poverty and climate change require coalitions, she challenged graduates to be bridge-builders. "Leadership is about making the people around you better, and that requires constant collaboration," the Queen noted.
• Pillar 3: The Call to Purpose: Reflecting on her royal role, she reminded the graduates that their knowledge is a tool for innovation that must have a long-term, sacred purpose. "When you are seventy years old, you won't remember the number in your bank account; you will remember the number of lives you changed," she remarked.

Honoring Knights of Education During the event, Queen Mariam also led a standing ovation for Dr. Easwaran Iyer and Dr. Santosh Kumar, who were recently knighted as Knights of the Royal Maharlika for their tireless dedication to education.

Queen Mariam concluded her address with a final charge to the graduates: "Be brave, be authentic, and remember the power of 'We.' Go out there and use your passport to find your destiny! The world is waiting for your genius".

Elegance, Entrepreneurship, and Empathy: Ms. Lianne Quebic Crowned Queen of the Summit at 8th WCH Royal Summit

The opulent Royal Gala of the 8th We Care for Humanity (WCH) Royal Summit concluded with a moment of high celebration as Ms. Lianne Quebic was crowned Queen of the WCH Royal Summit, recognizing her as the best-dressed delegate of the evening.

Ms. Quebic was honored not only for her impeccable style but also for embodying the summit’s spirit of turning success into meaningful action.

A Visionary Leader Beyond the Stage

The coronation highlighted Ms. Quebic’s impressive background:

• Entrepreneurial Drive: Ms. Quebic is a dynamic entrepreneur and visionary leader, serving as the proud co-owner of Takeover Lounge Bar.
• Cultural Catalyst: She is the creative force behind some of the biggest beach music festivals across the country, skillfully blending culture, entertainment, and community in spectacular fashion.
• Global Investor: Beyond the domestic spotlight, Ms. Quebic is a savvy investor and partner at L&R Realty, collaborating with international brokerage and development firms in Dubai to bridge global opportunities.
• Artistic Roots: She is also a former recording artist under Ivory Music Philippines, whose passion for art and beauty continues to inspire many.

Commitment to the Global Santa Program

Ms. Quebic’s victory was deeply tied to her humanitarian heart. During the summit, she generously made a donation that will be channeled directly to WCH’s flagship holiday initiative, the Global Santa Project.

The Global Santa Program is WCH’s annual initiative dedicated to spreading hope and cheer during the holiday season. It focuses on distributing food relief, clothing, educational supplies, and gifts to thousands of impoverished and underserved children globally, ensuring that every child experiences the magic of the holidays.

A Personal Message of Collaboration

Following the coronation, WCH Founder- HRH Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura shared a personal message:

“Ms. Lianne Quebic’s achievement tonight proves that true beauty is a life lived with purpose. She uses her success in entertainment and business as a powerful platform to uplift others. We are immensely grateful for her generous donation to our Global Santa Project. I look forward to even deeper collaborations with Ms. Quebic in the future, proving that style, success, and genuine philanthropy are an unbeatable combination.”

Ms. Quebic’s victory stands as a testament that true elegance is found in the union of personal excellence and compassionate service.

2025 Global Santa Mission Reaches Montalban: WCH Woman of the Year Marylou Oro Sponsors Emergency Kits for Catmon Students

The 2025 Global Santa Program continued its mission of safety and joy at Catmon Elementary School in Montalban, Rizal, thanks to the generous sponsorship of Ms. Marylou Oro, a distinguished business owner of medical clinics in Texas, USA.

Ms. Oro, who was recently honored as We Care for Humanity’s (WCH) Woman of the Year 2025 in Las Vegas for her profound community impact, extended her philanthropic reach to the Philippines to ensure the well-being of young learners.

A Mission Focused on Safety and Joy The initiative was meticulously coordinated by Pastora Rizaline Irene Torres Pascual, WCH Country Director for the Philippines, alongside Ms. Cristi Santos Pangilinan, WCH Regional Director for Rizal Province. Together, they facilitated the distribution of "Gifts of Safety" to 100 young students.

Recognizing the importance of preparedness, Ms. Oro donated Emergency Kits consisting of high-quality flashlights and whistles, providing the children with essential tools for safety. To add a festive touch to the mission, the students were also treated to assorted candies and holiday sweets.

Empowering the Next Generation The choice of emergency kits reflects Ms. Oro’s background in the medical field and her commitment to proactive community care. By equipping the students of Catmon Elementary with these tools, the mission aims to instill a sense of security and resilience in the youth.

WCH Founder, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, expressed her gratitude for Ms. Oro’s consistent support. "Marylou Oro exemplifies the spirit of a WCH Woman of the Year. Her dedication to serving humanity transcends borders, bringing light and safety to the children of Rizal while our Global Santa teams operate across the world."

The Global Santa Program remains a cornerstone of We Care for Humanity's year-end efforts, bridging international donors with local communities in need.

Datu Jordan Nirankari-Bowen Brings Global Santa Joy to 250 Learners in Rizal

The 2025 Global Santa Program made a heartfelt stop at Southville 8 Elementary School in Rizal, as Datu Jordan Nirankari-Bowen, the Royal Envoy for Communications and Legal Council of Royal Maharlika, spearheaded a special gift-giving mission during his recent business trip to Manila.

Datu Jordan, who also serves as an Ambassador of the Sultanate of Maguindanao, was accompanied by Datu Rey Lorca, a Minister of the Royal Maharlika and fellow Ambassador. Together, they brought holiday cheer and essential supplies to 250 young learners of Southville 8.

The initiative was seamlessly coordinated by Ms. Cristi Santos Pangilinan, the WCH Regional Director for Rizal, who also serves as the dedicated Principal of Southville 8 Elementary School.

A Mission of Generosity: Demonstrating the core values of the Royal Maharlika and We Care for Humanity (WCH), Datu Jordan personally sponsored educational materials, including pad paper, alongside festive treats like chocolates and candies for the 250 students. In a particularly touching moment of the visit, Datu Jordan also donated a new pair of rubber shoes to a student, providing a practical and much-needed gift for the child’s daily journey to school.

A Global Vision of Kindness: From her humanitarian missions abroad, WCH Founder HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura expressed her immense delight upon hearing of the successful event.

"To see our Royal Maharlika leaders and WCH directors taking initiative to serve their local communities while I am executing the Global Santa Program in other parts of the world is truly inspiring," the Queen stated. "This is the essence of We Care for Humanity—a continuous, global chain of kindness that never sleeps."

The Global Santa Program remains a flagship initiative of WCH, dedicated to bringing smiles, dignity, and essential resources to children across the globe during the holiday season.

Puri Agung Peliatan Hosts 8th WCH Royal Summit Delegates with Exemplary Hospitality

The historic Kingdom of Peliatan in Bali, recently played host to an esteemed delegation from the 8th We Care for Humanity (WCH) Royal Summit. The visit underscored the importance of cultural diplomacy and collaboration between global royal houses and leaders.

The King and Queen of Peliatan, His Majesty Cokorda Gde Putra Nindia and Sagung Ratu Sri Jayalaksmi, extended amazing hospitality to the international delegates, personally guiding them through a profound experience of Balinese culture and heritage. The visit included a comprehensive tour of the kingdom, showcasing its unique architecture and vibrant community life. A highlight was the privilege of visiting the sacred temple, offering the delegates a glimpse into the spiritual heart of the kingdom and the deep-rooted traditions of Balinese Hinduism. The royal hosts ensured the comfort of their guests, serving traditional and exquisite Balinese snacks throughout the engagement.

Recognition and Chief Guests

During the summit's visit, WCH, led by its Founder and President, Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, bestowed a significant award upon the King of Peliatan in recognition of his dedication to preserving cultural heritage and promoting peace.

The King was honored by the presence of a distinguished assembly of Chief Guests, including:

• H.E. Ivo Josipovic (Former President of Croatia)

• HRM Nana Akomanyi Essando V., ruler of the Kingdom of Gomoa Odumase, Ghana

• HM Sultan Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat, Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, Philippines

• HM Sri Radya H.R.I. Lukman Soemadisoeria, King of Sumedang Larang, Philippines

• HM Sultan Sepuh Aloeda II, R.H. Rahardjo Djali Ak, MASC, CMA, CFA, Sultan of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon

• Dr. Dhadja Raden Ayu Mgad. Yani Wss Kuswodijoyo, Ruler of Sultanate Sumenep, Secretary General of MAKN.

About the Kingdom of Peliatan

The Kingdom of Peliatan, officially Puri Agung Peliatan, is one of the most culturally significant royal houses in the Ubud region of Bali. Its history is deeply interwoven with the development of Balinese arts, particularly dance, music, and painting, which flourished under the patronage of its early rulers. Established centuries ago, Peliatan is renowned globally as a center for traditional Legong and Barong dances, many of which were created and refined within its palace walls. The kingdom has survived historical upheavals, consistently serving as a beacon of cultural resilience and a guardian of ancestral Balinese practices, making it a critical hub for global cultural exchange.

Biography of the King

The current King, His Majesty Cokorda Gde Putra Nindia, of Puri Agung Peliatan, has championed the modern revitalization of the Kingdom's cultural outreach alongside his Queen, Sagung Ratu Sri Jayalaksmi. A devoted patron of the arts, he has focused his reign on sustainable tourism that respects local traditions and empowering the youth through cultural education. His commitment to preserving the kingdom’s spiritual sites while actively engaging with the international community exemplifies a modern monarch dedicated to both heritage and global cooperation. He continues the legacy of his ancestors by ensuring the Peliatan Palace remains a vibrant center for the traditional arts that define Bali.

A Message of Gratitude from HRH Queen Mariam

“My deepest gratitude goes out to His Majesty Cokorda Gde Putra Nindia, Queen Sagung Ratu Sri Jayalaksmi, and the entire Royal House of Peliatan for their unparalleled warmth and hospitality. The experience of touring the kingdom and witnessing its sacred traditions was truly moving and inspiring for all the royal delegates. The success of the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali was significantly enhanced by this profound cultural exchange. We look forward to many more collaborations dedicated to peace and humanitarian service.” – HRH Queen Mariam, Founder and President of We Care for Humanity

Acknowledgments

The success of this high-profile visit was made possible by the dedicated efforts of the Summit’s Indonesian Committee. The Committee, led by Vice Marshall (Ret) Dr. I Nyoman Trisantosa, S. IP., M.TR (HAN) and co-coordinator Ms. Devy Marcus, ensured flawless coordination and logistics for the royal visit to the Kingdom of Peliatan.

CEO Belynn Lam Pledges New Solar Water Well for Kenyan Community Through We Care for Humanity

LOS ANGELES, CA – November 5, 2025 – Belynn Lam, CEO and Founder of the US-based Lam Global Investment & Consulting LLC, has generously pledged to fund a new solar water well in Kenya. This vital contribution supports the "Water for Humanity" program, an ongoing initiative by the global humanitarian organization, We Care for Humanity (WCH). Ms. Lam is also scheduled to attend the upcoming 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali.

The pledge comes as WCH Founder, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, prepares for an upcoming humanitarian mission to Kenya. As part of the "Global Santa" and "Water for Humanity" programs, Queen Mariam will be on the ground to oversee the installation of this new well, along with additional units, in some of Kenya's most water-deprived regions.

This new well will add to WCH's significant impact in the nation. To date, We Care for Humanity has successfully installed three water wells, providing life-sustaining water access to thousands. These past projects were made possible with the invaluable support of Kenyan leaders, including former Vice President HE Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka and Honorable MP Mulyungi.

"Belynn is a shining example of leadership with compassion," said HRH Queen Mariam, Founder of WCH. "Her support for We Care for Humanity has been steadfast, especially in her former role as our Youth Director for the USA. This water well is not just a donation; it is a gift of life, health, and hope for a community in need. We are incredibly grateful for her partnership."

Belynn Lam is a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist known for her strategic leadership at Lam Global Investment & Consulting LLC. She has been an avid supporter of WCH and other non-profit organizations, dedicating her efforts to creating tangible global impact.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH):

We Care for Humanity is an internationally recognized non-profit organization advocating for human rights, world peace, global health, and humanitarian-based activities. WCH is dedicated to empowering marginalized communities and promoting universal humanitarianism.

About Lam Global Investment & Consulting LLC:

Led by CEO Belynn Lam, Lam Global Investment & Consulting LLC is a US-based firm specializing in global investment strategies and consulting. The firm operates with a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility and positive global impact.

We Care for Humanity and Sultanate of Maguindanao Mobilize Relief for Davao Earthquake Victims

DAVAO CITY, PHILIPPINES – October 20, 2025 – In a swift humanitarian response to the recent earthquake that affected the region, We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Sultanate of Maguindanao, under the royal patronage of HRH Maha Putri (Queen) Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura and HM Sultan Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI, have successfully conducted a large-scale relief-aid distribution in Davao City.

The mission, led on the ground by Queen Mariam, Founder of We Care for Humanity, provided essential necessities to hundreds of families in dire need. The distribution was held at Talomo Barangay Proper and served many of the most vulnerable, including some who traveled as far as six hours from Davao Oriental to receive assistance.

Upon landing in Davao, Torres immediately spearheaded the procurement of bulk supplies, including rice, noodles, canned goods, coffee, and other condiments. The operation's success was ensured by a massive volunteer effort, which saw the entire cache of goods sorted and packed in less than 24 hours. The team of volunteers, led by the Royal Ladies of Maguindanao, was so extensive that the fashion atelier of Bai Nurainie Datumanong Ampatuan was generously converted into a temporary packing headquarters to accommodate the scale of the operation.

"Seeing the resilience of these families is humbling. This was a monumental effort, only made possible by the incredible spirit of bayanihan," said HRH Queen Mariam. "I am in awe of our Davao team, who mobilized their entire families to shop, pack, and deliver this aid. My hands are sore from packing, but my heart is full knowing this will bring comfort to so many. We are profoundly grateful to them and to our sponsors, whose compassion made this mission possible."

The success of the mission was heavily reliant on the on-ground support from key local leaders and volunteers. WCH and the Sultanate extend their deepest gratitude to:

• Sultanate of Maguindanao, Davao Region: Datu Joel Bustamante (Sultanate’s Secretary General), Sultan Racman Maug (Sultan and Council Elder), Datu Larry Cabagio (IPMR, Davao City), Rajamuda Buhari Camis (Muslim Affairs, Talomo), Datu Ali Sacar (Muslim Affairs, Talomo), Engr. Hadji Datu Esmael Maulana, Datu Ramil Ampatuan, Datu Muctabil Datumanong, Sultan Allan Manuel, Sultan Abdul Mawla Camamara and Sultan Abdul Baser Bago Bawami.

• The Royal Ladies of Maguindanao: Bai Tharhata D. Ampatuan (Potri sa Kabuntalan sa Magindanaw), Bai Norejean Mastura-Datumanong-Ampatuan and her entire family, Bai Nurainie Datumanong Ampatuan (Hiyas sa Kadayawan 2019-2021), Bai Tata Ampatuan, Bai Milrose Mastura Maulana- Bai Labi sa Lakungan, Rajah Buayan and Bai Lorena Angas Mastura- Bai sa Nuling

This relief operation was also funded by the generous contributions of sponsors from the United States: Bai Huong Vo and family, Bai Lola Smallen, Leah Halama, Helen Hong, Luz Tudla Prill, Sally Balecha, Jonathan White, Charm, Antony, Vince, and Jenny.

Further distribution efforts are being planned for other affected areas.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH) We Care for Humanity (WCH) is an internationally recognized non-profit organization founded by HRH Queen Mariam Mastura. WCH is dedicated to providing humanitarian aid, promoting education, health, and wellness, and fostering global peace and sustainable development.

About the Sultanate of Maguindanao The Sultanate of Maguindanao is one of the oldest and most revered royal sultanates in the Philippines. Under the leadership of HM Sultan Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI, the Sultanate is deeply committed to preserving its rich cultural heritage while actively engaging in peace-building and humanitarian efforts for its people.

We Care for Humanity's Hat Soiree in Las Vegas a Resounding Success, Benefiting Children with Autism

We Care for Humanity (WCH) celebrated a successful "Hat Soiree" on October 5th, an afternoon of elegance, fashion, and philanthropy that raised funds to acquire special toys for its beneficiary, Autism & Behavioral Consulting Services.

The glamorous event, held in Las Vegas, was spearheaded by the WCH Las Vegas Chapter, under the dynamic leadership of Regional Director Lola Smallen and WCH Humanitarian Ambassadors Leah Halama and Helen Hong. The soiree was held under the patronage of HRH Maha Putri (Queen) Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, the esteemed founder of We Care for Humanity.

The afternoon brought together a compassionate community, including members of the WCH Los Angeles Chapter, headed by Bai Hong Vo and Bai Thanh Lam, and residents of the Rhodes Ranch Community. The fundraising efforts were a creative success, featuring exclusively designed hats by Lola Smallen and exquisite fashion accessories by Queen Mariam, which were sold to enthusiastic guests. Additional donations from attendees further boosted the funds raised for the noble cause. A highlight of the evening was a vibrant fashion show where guests joyfully modeled their new hats and accessories, filling the room with energy and camaraderie.

The following day, October 6th, the WCH delegation fulfilled its mission. Led by Queen Mariam and the Las Vegas Chapter, the group visited Autism & Behavioral Consulting to personally deliver a generous donation of interactive and colorful toys designed to support the therapy and development of children with autism. The WCH team was given a special tour of the state-of-the-art facility, followed by a productive meeting with the center's management to forge lasting connections and plan future collaborative engagements.

"To see our community come together with such open hearts and generosity is truly inspiring," said HRH Queen Mariam. "This event was not just about raising funds; it was about raising spirits and creating a circle of care around these wonderful children. We are immensely grateful to everyone who contributed to this success."

About We Care for Humanity (WCH):

We Care for Humanity is an internationally recognized non-profit organization committed to promoting education, health, and wellness, eradicating poverty, fostering peace and promoting international understanding and cooperation.

Anna Peng Named WCH Woman of the Year at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and The Royal Maharlika, in partnership with the Sultanate of Magindanaw, proudly announce that Anna Peng, an accomplished entrepreneur and philanthropist, will be honored as one of the Women of the Year at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

The WCH Royal Summit, to be held at the prestigious UC Silver & Gold, stands as one of the world’s most celebrated humanitarian gatherings, bringing together world leaders, monarchs, philanthropists, and changemakers to promote peace, sustainability, and human development.

Anna Peng is a shining example of perseverance, compassion, and excellence. Born and raised in China and now a proud U.S. citizen for over 25 years, she has built a thriving career as a leader in the Health and Beauty industry, where she continues to empower individuals through wellness, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

Holding a bachelor’s degree in Theology, Anna brings a profound and holistic approach to both life and business, bridging spirituality, purpose, and leadership in all she does. Her success story is one of vision, dedication, and faith, reflecting the transformative power of resilience and compassion.

The Woman of the Year Award honors women who exemplify exceptional leadership, integrity, and humanitarian spirit. Anna Peng’s achievements not only elevate the standards of her industry but also embody WCH’s mission of advancing humanity through compassion-driven action.

“We are deeply honored to recognize Anna Peng as one of our Women of the Year,” stated HRH MAHA PUTRI (QUEEN) MARIAM LEONOR TORRES MASTURA, DR. H.C., Founder of We Care for Humanity and Chairperson of the WCH Royal Summit. “Her life is a testament to courage, faith, and excellence, a true inspiration to women around the world.”

Join us in celebrating Anna Peng and other distinguished honorees at the 8th WCH Royal Summit this November 12th & 13th, 2025, in Bali, Indonesia, where global leaders unite to transform compassion into sustainable impact.

His Excellency Ivo Josipović to Serve as Chief Guest at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and The Royal Maharlika proudly announce that His Excellency Ivo Josipović, President of the Republic of Croatia (2010–2015), will be the Chief Guest of Honor at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.The 8th WCH Royal Summit will unite world leaders, royals, dignitaries, and humanitarians under one banner of peace, sustainability, and global cooperation. Hosted in partnership with the Sultanate of Magindanaw, the event will take place at the prestigious UC Silver & Gold in Bali and will feature forums, cultural presentations, and the grand WCH Royal Awards Gala.

His Excellency Ivo Josipović is a distinguished statesman, academic, and composer, celebrated for his visionary leadership and humanitarian contributions. Serving as the third President of the Republic of Croatia, he was instrumental in promoting democracy, human rights, and regional reconciliation in Southeast Europe. Born in Zagreb, Croatia, he pursued both legal and musical studies, earning degrees from the University of Zagreb’s Faculty of Law and the Zagreb Academy of Music. He later completed his master’s and doctorate in legal sciences, specializing in criminal law.

Before assuming the presidency, he served as a university professor and member of the Croatian Parliament and contributed significantly to Croatia’s cultural landscape as Director of the Music Biennale Zagreb and Secretary-General of the Croatian Composers’ Society. During his presidency, he was widely respected for advancing Croatia’s European Union accession, strengthening justice reforms, and fostering peace and cooperation among nations. Beyond politics, H.E. Josipović remains an accomplished composer with over fifty musical works performed internationally, merging art and diplomacy as instruments of harmony.

At the 8th WCH Royal Summit, H.E. Josipović will deliver a keynote address during the Humanitarian and Investment Forum, participate in the Grand Opening Ceremony, and join the Royal Awards Gala to honor distinguished humanitarian leaders. His presence at the summit embodies the spirit of We Care for Humanity—a shared commitment to transform leadership into compassion, and diplomacy into lasting peace.

We Care for Humanity’s Peace Caravan: When the World Divides, Peace Becomes Our Duty

Today, the world finds itself in a fragile and turbulent state. Global peacefulness continues to decline, with the latest Global Peace Index showing that wars, violence, and instability are at their highest levels in decades. In just the past year, nearly 60 conflicts have raged across the globe, taking more than 150,000 lives and displacing millions from their homes. From the war in Ukraine, which has left Europe “no longer at peace” with Russia, to the devastating humanitarian crises in Gaza and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the story is the same: violence outpaces resolution, and hope often feels distant.

Conflicts today do not end easily. Few conclude with decisive victories or negotiated settlements. Instead, they drag on, leaving nations scarred and people uprooted. Even peaceful demonstrations are not spared, as seen in Kashmir where gunfire recently shattered a rally meant to call for reconciliation. The overall picture is one of a world under siege, struggling with armed tensions, fractured politics, economic instability, and the growing pressures of climate change.

Yet in this dark time, rays of light still shine. One such light is the Peace Caravan of We Care for Humanity. Unlike traditional diplomacy, the Caravan moves with the power of culture, art, and spirituality. Composed of Buddhist performing artists from the Himalayan region-; Nepal, Bhutan, India, Cambodia, Vietnam, and beyond, the Peace Caravan travels across countries and continents carrying the torch of compassion, unity, and healing.

Guided by the vision of MAHA PUTRI (QUEEN) MARIAM, founder of We Care for Humanity, the Caravan spreads peace not through speeches or treaties, but through the universal language of music, dance, and meditation. Wherever it goes, from Asia to Latin America, the Caravan builds bridges between peoples, reminding communities that peace begins not in political halls, but in human hearts.

The Peace Caravan embodies a simple yet powerful truth: when people share culture, when they sing, dance, and reflect together, divisions soften and hope takes root. It is a moving reminder that in times when the world is torn apart, peace is not an abstract dream. It is a responsibility, lived out in actions both great and small.

As conflicts continue to challenge humanity, We Care for Humanity reaffirms its mission: to carry this caravan of peace further, touching more communities, and planting seeds of compassion in places where despair once grew. Because though the world is restless, peace is possible, and it begins with us.

-By: We Care for Humanity-

Jenny Vourexakis Michalopoulou to Be Inducted at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Royal Maharlika proudly announce that Jenny Vourexakis Michalopoulou, distinguished humanitarian leader and cultural ambassador, will be formally inducted as a WCH Honoree at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Jenny Vourexakis Michalopoulou has led a life defined by global service, cultural engagement, and humanitarian leadership. Born and raised in Piraeus, Greece, she studied at the Jean d’Arc School and Panteion University before embarking on a career in Public Relations. Her early work included key positions with prominent shipping companies such as Chandris Lines in Miami, then the world’s largest cruise fleet, and Olympic Marine in Lavrio.

Her marriage to naval architect Konstantinos Michalopoulos took her around the world, living in 16 countries across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. In each place, Jenny played an active role in fostering community relations and supporting her husband’s professional and cultural endeavors. Fluent in Greek, English, French, and Indonesian, she has used language and empathy as tools to bridge divides and strengthen international friendships.

Beyond her professional and expatriate experiences, Jenny has been a tireless community leader. Since joining Rotary in Jakarta in 1991, she has served as president of Rotary Clubs eight times globally, reflecting her enduring commitment to service and humanitarian ideals. In Greece, she was pivotal in establishing the New Erythraia Rotary Club and later founded the Kapandriti Rotary Club, pioneering inclusivity by welcoming 30 Greek women from the shipping industry.

Her interests in psychology, world religions, and charity work further reflect a life centered on understanding, compassion, and service. Her contributions to international service organizations, women’s clubs, and community projects exemplify her ability to connect people across cultures and continents.

In recognition of her decades-long devotion to global service, Jenny will be honored with the Global Ambassador of Service Award by the Royal Maharlika and We Care for Humanity. The award will be conferred during the Philantourism and Heptapolis event at the Zappeion Megaron in Athens on July 28, 2025, in the presence of distinguished global leaders and dignitaries.

This honor reflects not only her personal achievements but also her lifelong dedication to advancing humanitarianism, cultural diplomacy, and international goodwill.

Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia to Be Inducted at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Royal Maharlika proudly announce that Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia, academic, author, and humanitarian advocate, will be formally inducted as a WCH Honoree at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia is a respected academic, author, and humanitarian advocate whose work spans education, cultural preservation, and social development. In May 2025, she was officially appointed as We Care for Humanity (WCH) Ambassador for Greece and Cyprus by Her Royal Highness Queen Maria Amor Torres, marking the start of a new chapter in WCH’s European presence.

Dr. Glykou-Fotinia has a proven track record of leadership in academic and cultural organizations, and she brings to WCH a wealth of experience, credibility, and deep-rooted connections within Greece and Cyprus. Her established network has already opened doors for WCH, introducing the organization to influential figures such as Paul Pissanos of Heptapolis and other notable leaders, positioning WCH for strong partnerships and lasting impact in the region.

As part of her ambassadorship, she is spearheading the introduction of WCH’s Philantourism Program, set to launch in July 2025. This innovative initiative blends humanitarian action with tourism, creating opportunities for sustainable development, cultural exchange, and meaningful social transformation.

Admired for her humanitarian spirit, intellectual contributions, and cultural advocacy, Dr. Glykou-Fotinia stands as a bridge between Greece, Cyprus, and the global humanitarian community. Her appointment reflects both her personal dedication to serving humanity and WCH’s confidence in her ability to expand its mission of compassion and empowerment into the Hellenic world.

With her induction as a WCH Honoree, Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia will be celebrated among global leaders, visionaries, and changemakers at the 8th WCH Royal Summit.

Angela Bir to Be Knighted at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Royal Maharlika are proud to announce that Angela Bir, seasoned hospitality entrepreneur and Director of Park Hall Hotel (Wolverhampton) Ltd, will be Knighted as one of the Knights of Maharlika Honorees at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Angela Bir is a seasoned hospitality entrepreneur and director of Park Hall Hotel (Wolverhampton) Ltd, the company behind the distinguished Grade II–listed Park Hall Hotel & Spa in Wolverhampton. Since taking the helm in 2015, Angela has guided the hotel’s transformation into a leading regional destination, renowned for its 74 stylish bedrooms, luxury spa and health club, elegant dining spaces, and extensive landscaped grounds.

Her forward-thinking leadership was most evident in the £400,000 refurbishment completed in 2020, which modernized 20 executive suites with bespoke furnishings and Art Deco flair, while also restoring the hotel’s grand ballroom with Italian marble flooring and state-of-the-art lighting. During the pandemic, when Park Hall was temporarily repurposed as a Nightingale Court, Angela ensured seamless operations by maintaining both guest services and courtroom functions, an example of her resilience and adaptability in challenging times.

As the hospitality sector recovered, Angela led the elegant restoration of the 550-capacity ballroom into one of Wolverhampton’s premier event venues. She is also championing the launch of a new 120-seat contemporary restaurant, due to open in 2024, further cementing the hotel’s reputation as a hub for leisure, dining, and celebrations.

Beyond Park Hall, Angela plays a significant role in business and property development through a portfolio of directorships, including Bir Group Investments Ltd, Park Hall Hotel (Holdings) Ltd, SMAC Property Holdings Ltd, Monarch Care Group Ltd, and several real estate ventures. Her career reflects a rare blend of strategic vision, entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to community-centered hospitality.

With this Knighthood under the Order of Maharlika, Angela Bir’s outstanding contributions to hospitality, entrepreneurship, and community development will be honored on an international stage among leaders, visionaries, and changemakers at the 8th WCH Royal Summit.

Sangeet Wyllie to Be Honored as “Woman of the Year” at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Royal Maharlika proudly announce that Sangeet Wyllie (née Ram), a distinguished nurse, community health advocate, and volunteer leader from the United Kingdom, will be honored as “Woman of the Year” at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Sangeet Wyllie (née Ram) is a distinguished nurse, community health advocate, and volunteer leader based in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. She earned recognition as the first Infection Prevention Nurse at Wolverhampton NHS Trust, where she laid the foundation for infection control and patient safety standards that continue to shape healthcare delivery today.

Currently serving with Vaccine UK, Sangeet dedicates her expertise to advancing health awareness and vaccination campaigns, particularly among minority and underserved communities across the West Midlands. She spends her evenings and weekends directly engaging with families in temples, churches, schools, and community centres, ensuring that culturally diverse groups have access to clear and respectful health information.

Beyond her professional service, Sangeet exemplifies grassroots compassion. She actively assists elderly neighbours and single parents with daily needs, from shopping to hospital visits. Recognizing the hidden struggles of midlife, she founded and runs a mental health support group for women navigating menopause, extending her care beyond formal sessions to provide constant encouragement and guidance.

An active volunteer with Wolverhampton parkrun, she brings energy and consistency to the city’s weekly community 5K event. Through her combined roles as a clinical pioneer, public health advocate, and community volunteer, Sangeet Wyllie embodies a rare blend of professional excellence and human-centered service, uplifting lives and fostering unity across Wolverhampton’s diverse communities. (Women of the year)

With this honor as “Woman of the Year”, Sangeet Wyllie’s unwavering commitment to healthcare, compassion, and community empowerment will be celebrated on the global stage of the 8th WCH Royal Summit.

Albert Wu to Be Honored as “Man of the Year” at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia – November 12 & 13, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Royal Maharlika are pleased to announce that Albert Wu, Taiwanese businessman, diplomat, and humanitarian, will be honored with the title of “Man of the Year” at the 8th WCH Royal Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Albert Wu is a Taiwanese businessman, diplomat, and humanitarian whose influence spans across Ghana and the Philippines. Serving as a Consulate Officer of the Philippine Consulate in Ghana and the Chief Executive Officer of Green Gold Global Group (4G) Biotech Co., Wu has built a reputation for excellence in trading, manufacturing, and agriculture, driving sustainable growth and innovation in Africa and beyond.
Born on March 7, 1970, Wu’s entrepreneurial journey has been defined by perseverance, foresight, and a passion for community upliftment. Under his leadership, Green Gold Biotech has not only thrived as a business but also fostered a culture of social responsibility, ensuring that growth positively impacts employees, customers, and the wider community.
Wu is also recognized for his humanitarian contributions, having supported projects such as the St. Nicholas Charity Foundation in Ghana, which benefits over 100 students; the Orthopedic Training Centre in Adoagyiri Nsawam, assisting children with disabilities; and organizing cultural and charitable events like the “Play it Forward: Filipino Music Night”, benefiting ABS CBN Lingkod Kapamilya and UNICEF Philippines.
Together with his wife, Maricel Wu, the Honorary Consul of the Philippines to Ghana, Albert remains committed to strengthening ties between nations and communities. His life philosophy, inspired by Colin Powell’s words; “There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure” – guides his continuous pursuit of impact and service. (Men of the Year)

With this recognition as “Man of the Year”, Albert Wu’s legacy as a bridge-builder between nations and a humanitarian leader is honored on an international stage at the 8th WCH Royal Summit.