The week-long activities included half-day cleaning and painting efforts participated in by 1,048 volunteers, as well as the donation of a reading center, school supplies, upcycled chairs, and student insurance policies.

PBSP is pleased to share that, in support of the Department of Education's Brigada Eskwela this year, it mobilized nearly P4 million to assist at least 14 partner public schools nationwide. The week-long activities included half-day cleaning and painting efforts participated in by 1,048 volunteers, as well as the donation of a reading center, school supplies, upcycled chairs, and student insurance policies.

PBSP thanks the following donors for their support: Alliance Media Printing; Alsons Development and Investment Corporation; Asalus Corporation (Intellicare); Ateneo Scouting; Brother International Philippines Corporation; Citi Philippines; Fluor Daniel; FEP (Print Town, Inc.); Jewm Agro-Industrial Corporation; Laus Group of Companies; L'Oreal Philippines; Mabuhay Vinyl Corporation; Motolite-PBSP Balik Baterya Program; Petron Gasul/Petron Foundation; ProbeGroup Philippines; QBE; Shell Pilipinas Corporation; and Teradyne Philippines.

Also contributing were representatives from PBSP's Obliged Enterprises under its EPR Program, along with circular economy project partners from Barangay 179, Caloocan.
This year's adopted partner public elementary and high schools include:
- Amparo Elementary School in Caloocan
- Bagong Lipunan Elementary School in Cebu City
- Bayanan Elementary School in Muntinlupa City
- Binagbag National High School in Bulacan
- Buaya Elementary School in Cebu City
- Felipe Calderon Elementary School in Davao City
- Inigan Elementary School in Rizal
- Highway Hills Integrated School in Mandaluyong City
- Pasay City North High School
- San Juan Elementary School in Batangas
- Soldiers Hills Elementary School in Taguig City
- Sto. Nino National High School in Marikina City
- Taguig Integrated School
- Zapatera Elementary School in Cebu City
This year's Ready for School packages will also support PBSP NextGen LETRA, helping fund 7 teachers and 70 struggling readers for 20-day reading sessions.
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