With the help of my UPM 91 batchmates, particularly Ninoy - we started UPM's official Urban Search and Rescue program.   I'm proud that as of mid-2012, we have 7 boats, a number of accessories, and 2 batches of trained Rescuers!  And Growing!!!
We'll continually build our capacity and capability to augment our government rescue forces in times of major calamities - flood, earthquake, volcanic eruptions, maybe even alien invasion or zombie attack! :) hehe

This is the 'fake' poster which we later edited to 'Kayak Para sa Kabataan' (hehe).  a group of 12 UPM paddlers set off and circumnavigated the Taal volcano island (35km/7hrs) for the benefit of school kids living in the island itself.
read full story here: http://kayakoeto.blogspot.com/2010/02/taal-volcano-island-circumnavigation.html

http://upmountaineers.blogspot.com/2007/07/how-to-do-100km-run.html
We organized the first unofficial TNF100 to 'prove it can be done' (we did), and to make it more meaningful - we appended a 'cause' component benefiting Khyte Foundation (helping kids with cancer).
Another worthwhile project that I'm proud of :)

(a) Mock-up design of souvenir postcard - sadly, we didn't push thru with this due to lack of funding, sigh... But it's a nice idea anyway :)
(b) Cho Oyu Climb for a Cause. Post-climb: Oct 2005 TNF Rockwell mall, Romi receiving a plaque of appreciation from Cartwheel Foundation.

Press conference at Dencio's Rockwell (post climb, Jan2005). Posing for a picture with the representatives of Bukas Sarili Foundation (Ray & Iona leftmost).  

Aug 2004 Elbrus Climb for a Cause flyer. Cool... 

Elbrus Climb for a Cause fund was used to build "reef extension" (reeflet installation), and marine buoy deployment - part of Bauan Conservation project. Picture: volunteer divers getting ready to take some underwater actions (me 3fr)...

A volunteer scuba diver assembling type-2 reeflet (or probably just posing for a picture). There are ~20 reef modules deployed in this sandy-bottom area infront of the host resort, Portulano in Bauan, Batangas.