Office of Community Engagement and Extension Services

Program Plan

I. TITLE: THE YOUNG EINSTEINS’ SOCIETY’S TREE PLANTING PROGRAM

with the theme: “Magtanim ng Puno, Pagandahin ang mundo”

II. LOCATION

The location for the Tree Planting Program will be in the Carbon Forest, Bago
Gallera, Davao City.

III.DURATION

There will be a total of a three-hour community extension service; one hour for the
Tree Planting activity, half an hour for the snack break, half an hour for the preparation,
and another hour for lunch.

IV. TYPE OF COMMUNITY EXTENSION SERVICE

The activities inclined to this project will be under the environmental aspect. It
includes the goal of promoting the importance of a healthy diet, and a goal of offering
healthy and nutritious food for the children living in Barangay Talandang in order to
improve health and their future understanding about the importance of eating nutritious
food.
 V. DEPARTMENT INVOLVED

The following are the involved organizations for this event;

1. Young Einsteins’ S

2. ociety- As an organization inclined in mathematical and scientific activities, we

envision to make the world a better place through caring for the environment.
Thus, this organization will serve as the host of this activity.

VI. PARTNER AGENCIES

This activity will mainly be in partnership with the Office of Community

Engagement and Extension Services for we will be asking their huge help for selecting
the location/s of the school for the Children’s Nutrition Awareness, and Feeding Program.

VII. BENEFICIARIES

The beneficiary for this project will be Bago Gallera’s 450 tree canopy named
Carbon Forest.

VIII. TOTAL COST OF PROJECT

The total cost of this project will be Php 4, 700 that will come from the allotted
budget for the event.
 IX. RATIONALE

Tree planting is a learning opportunity to get people involved in the environment and
conservation of our natural resources. This project also supports larger community effort
to help grow Bago Gallera's tree canopy or areas in which trees develop.

Therefore, it is essential to help connect students to the benefits of trees and

encourage environmental stewardship.

As concerned SPCians, the Young Einsteins’ Society would voluntarily engage in

planting trees. Through this activity, students can cultivate environmental stewardship
and concern to our nature. As we know trees help improve air quality by absorbing some
airborne compounds that could be harmful to us, and also by giving off oxygen.

With the aforementioned statements, we are motivated to conduct a three-hour The

Young Einstein’ Society's Tree Planting Program with the theme: “Magtanim ng Puno,
Pagandahin ang mundo” By doing this activity, we will be able to impart knowledge to
the community and provide opportunities for environmental education, getting young
children thinking about environmental conservation early.

X. OBJECTIVES

We have set three main objectives for this activity:

a. To be able to help grow Bago Gallera's tree canopy or areas in which trees
develop.

b. To be able to cultivate environmental stewardship and concern to the students.

c. To be able to instill to the minds of students the importance of caring for the
environment in the aspect of tree planting.
 XI. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT STRATEGIES AND PLAN OF ACTIVITIES

8:00AM-9:00AM Arrival and Preparation

XII. FINANCIAL PLANS/SOURCES OF FUND

All the funds to be utilized for this activity will be shouldered by the Young Einsteins’ Society from the
allotted budget for the event and for the donation.

NO. OF REQUESTED
PARTICULARS AMOUNT QUANTITY DAYS AMOUNT
Snacks Php 20 60 1 Php 1200.00

Lunch Php 50.00 60 1 Php 3000.00

Transportation Php 500.00 1 1 Php 500

SUBTOTAL: Php 4700.00

XIII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION MECHANICS

There will be the presence of one teacher-in-charge, Mr. Carmelo C. Banlasan, Jr.
who will be the main monitoring and evaluation heads for this activity.

XIV.PLANS FOR ENSURING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PROJECT

The Young Einsteins’ Society Officers will start a legacy together with their
members. Additionally, this will be part of the community extension activities of the club
for the whole year.
Prepared by:

Gianna D. Arañez

President, Young Einsteins’ Society

Jeremie Anderson K. Lua

Vice President, Young Einsteins’ Society

Noted by:

Mr. Carmelo C. Banlasan, Jr.

Moderator, Young Einsteins’ Society

Recommending Approvals:

Rosario Oconer, MATC Mary Ann D. Wisco, MATRE

Department Head, Senior High School Head, Office of the Students Affair

Approved by:

Mr. Reynaldo V. Garote

Director, Community Engagement and Services