In the Philippines, 20 million people live below the poverty line, which means they don’t have enough to meet their most basic needs. Education is essential to help break the cycle of poverty for people who face similar challenges and who dream of being given that chance to apply themselves and help their families escape from generational poverty for good. With the right tools, people can pull themselves out of poverty. Financial status isn't a measure of happiness or contentedness. It's our responsibility to protect the vulnerable in our society. Poverty is a means of control by those in charge. Which means that we should have the equality for us prevent rich people to be richer and poor people to be poorer. We want to open people's mind that biases can make Filipinos to experience poverty.