The Lorma Community Development Foundation, Inc. (LCDFI) was honored with the acceptance of Mary Jane C. Ortega of the Chairmanship of the Foundation. The event took place last October 7 on the occasion of its Annual General membership Meeting. Ms. ...

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, LCDFI Chairman, Mary Jane C. Ortega, distributed to Barangay Nagyubuyuban, San Fernando, La Union, 200 cacao seedlings last October 19. The activity was in pursuit of LCDFI’s goal to help farmers have other sources of livelihood ...

Committed to Community Service, the Lorma Community Development Foundation, Inc. (LCDFI) represented by its Project Manager and Consultant, Mr. Gil Garcia actively participated during the City Development Council Meeting of the City of San Fernando, La Union, on October 1, ...

On October 6, 8, 9 and October 12-14, the LCDFI joined the La Union Multi Partite Monitoring Team (MPMT) on Commercial and Industrial Sand and Gravel. The LCDFI is an NGO representative to the Monitoring Team. Fifty four (54) quarry ...

For almost 30 years, LCDFI challenges the issues that plague the social status of Ilocanos in the community. The organization answers their needs in many alternative measures that provide opportunities for growth, development and progress.

The participation of LCDFI in partnership with various civic and non government organizations have mobilized many communities to become involved in the reforestation of La Union.

With only $10, you can help a family in La Union, Philippines have a better life. The Cacao and Cashew Plant for Money Project provides these families a chance to earn a living and acquire sustainable income from the produce.