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Enabling Law:

Republic Act No.1169, as amended

Mandate:

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office(PCSO) is the principal government agency forraising and providing funds for healthprograms, medical assistance and services, andcharities of national character.

Vision:

The PCSO shall be the principal governmentagency for raising and providing funds forhealth programs, medical assistance andservices and charities of national character.

Mission:

To generate funds for health programs andcharities of national character through charitysweepstakes races, lotteries, and other similaractivities.

About PCSO

PCSO Branch Offices

•To an initial 25 when it assumed office in 2010, the present PCSO Board has added

15 more branches since 2012.

•Aklan branch will be opened on 18 Sep 2014.

•There will be 40 branches by 18 Sep 2014. More branches are in development.

Northern and Central Luzon

1.Isabela 8. Benguet2.Pangasinan 9. Bulacan3.Tarlac 10. Cagayan4.Nueva Ecija 11. Zambales5.Pampanga 12. La Union6. Bataan 13. Bontoc7. Ilocos Norte

Southern Tagalog and Bicol Region

1. Rizal 6. Camarines Norte2. Laguna 7. Camarines Sur3. Batangas 8. Sorsogon4. Cavite 9. Albay5. Quezon 10. Palawan

11. Oriental Mindoro

Visayas

1.Cebu 5. Bohol2.Iloilo 6. Negros Occidental3.Leyte 7. Negros Oriental4. Samar 8. Capiz

9. Aklan

Mindanao

1.Davao 5. Agusan del Norte2. Misamis Oriental 6. Surigao del Norte3. South Cotabato 7. Bukidnon4. Zamboanga del Sur

PCSO Products

Allocation of Net Receipts

55% : Prize Fund - for the payment of prizes

30%: Charity Fund - for charity and social programs

15%: Operating Fund - for operating expenses andcapital expenditures

AGENCY SERVICES

Individual Medical Assistance Program (IMAP)

Requests for:

Hospitalization

Dialysis

Medicines

Chemotherapy Drugs

Laboratory/Diagnostic Procedures

Wheelchair, Hearing Aid, Implant/Prosthesis

Requirements: request letter , original/CTC medical abstract, prescription of

medicines, indigency certificate, price quotations, hospital billing statement, etc.

PCSO Core Services

Individual Medical Assistance Program (IMAP)

• Outpatient consultation

• Medicine donation

• Ambulance conduction of indigent patients

• Assistance for victims of calamities and national emergencies

• Patient assistance through Endowment Funds (EFs with hospitals)

PCSO Core Services

Institutional Financial Assistance Program (IFAP)

• Regular Beneficiaries (Endowment Fund, Inst. Partners)

• Ambulance Donation Programs

through LGUs, qualified hospitals and institutions

• Calamity and National Emergency Assistance

• Donation of Medical Equipment

• Capability-Building of RHUs

PCSO Core Services

Institutional Financial Assistance Program (IFAP)

Ambulance Donation Program

Through LGUs and qualified hospitals and institutions (NGOs, GOs,

private organizations)

Requirements: request letter, justification for donation, resolution

requesting for ambulance unit, requirement for 60%-40% cost-

sharing scheme

Policy: request/donation

only every five (5) years;

1st, 2nd, 3rd class municipalities,

60% - 40% sharing scheme;

4th, 5th, 6th class municipalities,

100% donation

PCSO Core Services

PCSO Core ServicesPCSO Ambulance Donation ProgramUnits Released from 15 Sep 2010 to 5 Aug 2013

SOCIAL IMPACT: CONTRIBUTIONS of PCSO

PCSO Endowment Fund Program 2014:

63 public hospitals, P66.2

million

PCSO Institutional Partnership Program 2014:

15 NGOs, welfare and charity institutions, P8.14 million

Average amount in Charity Fund: P8 billion per year

(to mandatory contributions and IMAP, IP, EF, other social programs)

PCSO Charity Fund

PCSO IMAP 2014:

P16 million daily(from P4 million daily in 2010)

Institutional Financial Assistance Program (IFAP)

Endowment Fund (EF) to hospitals, other health care facilities,

government and non-government organizations

• Given via tranches

• To be used only for medical and health-care related purposes

• Liquidation and after-report required

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Endowment Fund Program 2014:

63 public hospitals, P66.2

million

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Charity Fund

Endowment Fund Program 2014

PCSO Charity Fund

Institutional Partners 2014

PCSO Institutional

Partnership

Program 2014:

15 NGOs, welfare and

charity institutions,

P8.14 million

Taxes Paid

Taxes Paid by PCSO from 2011 to June 2014:

P16.95 billionAnnual average: P5 billion

PCSO is required by special laws to provide funds to: Philippine Sports Commission Commission on Higher Education Comprehensive and Integrated Shelter and Urban Development

Financing Program Dangerous Drugs Board National Endowment Fund for Children’s Television National Museum’s Endowment Fund

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration-Congressional Migrant Workers Scholarship Fund National Book Development Fund Department of Justice-Juvenile Justice and Welfare Council Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency LGUs Share on Lotto Sales, etc.

PCSO Charity Fund

Mandatory Contributions

PCSO Mandatory Contributions 2013:

P4.767 billion

Since 2010, the amount allotted by PCSO to charity

has grown a yearly average of

25%

PCSO Charity Fund

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Aug 2010 - present

• Calamity assistance rendered at times of all

national disasters and emergencies: including

typhoons Ondoy, Yolanda; Bohol-Cebu earthquake;

Zamboanga conflict, etc.

(medicines, med equipment, water treatment

plants, power generators, etc.)

• Liver Transplant Project with The Medical City:

provides liver transplant procedure at reduced cost

for PCSO-assisted patients.

• Kidney Transplant Project with National Kidney Center

PCSO Highlights

Aug 2010 - present

• Satellite Clinics: PCSO establishes clinics in other areas such as Our Lady of

Peace, and rehabilitated rural health centers in 5th- and 6th-class municipalities

• Establishment of Tahan-Tahanan Project:

a temporary housing shelter for pediatric cancer patients from the

provinces at the East Avenue Medical Center.

• Upgrading of medical equipment in public hospitals: hi-tech x-

ray and imaging machines, 16-slice scanner, etc.

• Upcoming projects with Dept. of Health:

Scholarships for medical doctors (MDs)

PCSO Help Desks at hospitals

Liver transplant program with NKTI:

PCSO will provide P1.5 million per patient;

MoA signing on 16 Sep 2014

PCSO Highlights

• Development of mass-based games for additional revenue

• Opening of more new branches nationwide

• Completion of computerization of office processes

(accounting and human resources)

• Completion of ISO : 9000 certification

• Construction of permanent HQ

at San Marcelino St., Manila

(groundbreaking on 8 Sep 2014)

PCSO Corporate Directions

PCSO and LGUs

PCSO and LGUs

PCSO and LGUs work together for WIN-WIN situations that benefit the public:

LGU Lotto Shares July-Dec 2013

• PCSO provides a share of lotto revenues to host municipalities and cities:

PCSO Lotto Shares Jul-Dec 2013:

P232.62 million

Thank you very much.