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Ten Foundations Signature Schoolbags

Meet our three signature schoolbags - Pag-asa, Malakas, and Aruga - each handcrafted with purpose by skilled artisans in the Philippines. They're symbols of the hope, strength, and care shared between the women who make them and the children who carry them.

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Who We Are


A non-profit, purpose-driven charity founded in Belfast by Ian Campbell in 2012, Ten Foundations aims to empower women living in extreme poverty in the Philippines by helping them break free from the relentless cycle of poverty—where limited access to education, stable income, and healthcare prevents families from improving their circumstances across generations.

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Our Vision

A world where every schoolbag creates a change - lifting lives out of poverty and building a future with fairness, integrity, and purpose.

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Our Vision

To create sustainable livelihoods for families in the Philippines by crafting high-quality, ethical bags - while building global awareness and inspiring communities here in Belfast and beyond to shop with purpose and drive real change.

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How Impact Happens

We train mothers in the Philippines to handcraft durable, ethically made schoolbags. Each purchase funds fair wages, supports children's education, and connects conscious shoppers - from Belfast to beyond - to a movement of meaningful change.

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Support that reaches further than you know.

Give a Little, Change a Life.

Every donation, big or small, helps us continue bridging worlds through education, opportunity, and hope. Your support goes directly to the heart of our mission: empowering families in The Philippines through our livelihood and scholarship programmes, funded by people like you.

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Your support changes lives.

From a mother's hands in The Philippines to a child's back in Northern Ireland, every schoolbag carries a story of hope, dignity, and opportunity.