An internet website for the Katutubong Filipino Foundation (KFF), Inc

• Main Authors: Bella, Angela Marie B., Dimayuga, Vanessa Anne T.
• Format: text
• Language: English
• Published: Animo Repository 1996
• Subjects: Katutubong Filipino Foundation Inc. (Philippines); Nonprofit organizations > Computer network resources; Web sites > Philippines; Communication
• Online Access: https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/4091
• Institution: De La Salle University

The Katutubong Filipino Foundation (KFF), Inc. is a non-stock, non-profit organization whose main objectives are the promotion of Filipino arts and culture, especially those dealing with indigenous materials and technologies, and the initiation of ecologically sound and economically sustainable programs. There are several KFF programs aimed at meeting the aforementioned objectives. Livelihood and Priority programs such as the Katutubong Kulay Project and the SEEDSS (Social Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development Support System Program), respectively are being implemented in provinces all over the Philippines. Exhibits such as the Printemps exhibit in Paris are being held locally and internationally. Fundraisers such as the Pinatdos Fashion Show are also held globally. Fundraisers play a special role by encouraging potential benefactors to provide sponsorships for the continuity of these programs. The project is an extensive on-line company profile of KFF, providing information about the Foundation and its programs. The photos are supported by text which identifies what KFF has done in each of the pictures. The website is believed to be essential in establishing ties with potential benefactors of KFF and more importantly to promote and increase the awareness of the global audience about the arts and culture of the Philippines. For the construction of the website, the proponents partially used photos and text from KFF. Only the photos of past programs, the locator map, and the text for livelihood programs are directly lifted from existing KFF materials. All the other contents were either produced or composed by the proponents.