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Give these children,
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Goodwill through Medical Mission

 
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Construction of Tubajon
Library - PHP $620,000

Construction of
Loreton Library North/South Extensions - PHP $155,000

Total Cost: US $875k

 

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Welcome

LORETENOS IN THE U.S.A AND CANADA, acronym "LUSCAN" is a non-profit charitable organization, tax-exempt under 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code.

LUSCANS support each other, preserve the Loretonian culture and tradition in the U.S.A and Canada, and help others who are less fortunate and in need.  In the U.S.A and Canada, we enhance our lives through yearly reunions by sharing news about our towns and barangays (barrios) of Loreto and Tubajon.  We remember our folks back home, create an atmosphere of community, and talk about our common interest, that is to further our goals to help others.

Brought to you by the members of LUSCAN

The remote island communities of Loreto & Tubajon lie in the west central part of the Philippines.  It's location makes life's daily needs inaccessible, unlike the developed cities of the Philippines.  LUSCANS, who are more fortunate, are committed to help improve lives in these rural communities.

LUSCAN has built a lasting legacy to promote learning in the communities of Loreto and Tubajon. LUSCAN constructed  the LUSCAN Library and has now become the source of knowledge for all high school students and grade school children.  Also through LUSCAN, the medical missions of Fruitful Harvest and One World Medicine, have benefited people back home with medical care through this charitable work.

Pros Galido
Your LUSCAN President, 2011

What is LUSCAN?
LUSCAN stands for Loretenos in the USA and Canada.  Loretenos, also known as "Loretonians" are originally from Loreto & Tubajon, located in the province of Dinagat Islands, Philippines.  Loretenos have been in the U.S.A. as early as 1915. These Loretenos, along with 30,000 Filipinos, came to North America as “sacadas” or sugar plantation helpers in Hawaii. 

 

Our Mission

LUSCAN's commitment is to bring goodwill to the communities of Loreto and Tubajon by enhancing its education and cultural needs. more...


Non-Profit
This organization is a 501(c)(3) Public Charity.
 


Charitable - Non Profit - Non Political - Non Sectarian Association

Contribution is Tax Deductible, as authorized by law.

Donations now accepted through Paypal

 
         

   Loretonian 2009-2010

                                                                    Brought to you by LUSCAN

 

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