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POWER 4 ALL’s #power4good program has won the Community Initiative Award at the Asia Corporate Excellence and Sustainability (ACES) Awards, held in Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur on October 15, 2026.
The award recognizes a simple idea: start with what a community actually needs.
#power4good is an initiative of the organization particularly in the corporate citizenship and providing an employee engagement. Through their involvement, this became the DNA and the heartbeat of the POWER 4 ALL, to bring together the employees, volunteers, partner organizations and residents to improve access to fair electricity, safe water, sanitation and other basics.
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A lot of that work is solar lighting. Teams install and restore solar systems in shared spaces, sanitation facilities, communities, and schools, where a lack of reliable light makes daily life less safe and less hygienic. Every project begins with an identified through the stakeholder analysis, and lived experiences in the chosen underserved community, and local-based partners help deliver the fix.
The reach is wide with the community-based approach. POWER 4 ALL’s work has amplified more than 120 mapped locations across the Philippines, from school electrification, and off-grid island projects to modular water treatment plants. Over the years, POWER 4 ALL has touched the lives of 60,922,364+ and deployed 169,457+ field-tested solutions in the Philippines.
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The recognition is proof of the company’s heart for helping. The ACES trophy was received by Jakeson Quiatchon, AVP of Human Capital Management, quoted:
“It’s about more than cutting carbon. It’s about taking responsibility, for the environment and for the people who’ve been left without. For us, #power4good, CSR isn’t just giving back. It’s building solutions that last. In the end, we’re turning sunlight into opportunity, into resilience, and into real, lasting change.”
Twelve organizations from across Asia won the Community Initiative Award this year, drawn from over 1,200 nominations across 35 countries. Several of the winners were Filipino organizations, which reflects the culture of “malasakit,” the Filipino spirit of caring for others.
POWER 4 ALL is a member of the League of Corporate Foundations (LCF) and ARISE Philippines, and actively connected with the Philippine Society for Quality (PSQ). Those networks support collaboration, training and volunteer development year-round.
For POWER 4 ALL, the award is a reminder of the people behind each project and #power4good will keep working where the need is greatest.
Want to volunteer or send help? Visit power4all.org