MRP Foundation Donates ₱9.9M in Security Assets to NCRPO

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3. MRP Foundation Donates P9.9 M of Security Equipment and Vehicles to PNP NCRPO

City of Dreams Manila continues to advance its commitment to nation-building as its charitable arm, Melco Resorts (Philippines) Foundation Corporation (MRP Foundation), formally turned over ₱9.9 million worth of security equipment and vehicles to the Philippine National Police – National Capital Region Police Office (PNP-NCRPO).

From left: Entertainment City Estate Management Inc. (ECEMI) General Manager John Dioquino; City of Dreams Manila Property President Geoff Andres; NCRPO Chief for Regional Logistics and Research Development Division PCol. Ireneo Dalogdog; Melco Resorts (Philippines) Foundation Corporation (MRP) ’s Chairman and President Clarence Chung, Vice President Armin Raquel Santos, and Corporate Secretary and Treasurer Marissa Academia; and Philippine Gaming Corporation Assistant Vice President for Gaming and Licensing Development Department Vina Claudette Oca during the ceremonial turnover of donation at City of Dreams Manila.

Carried out with the support of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR), the initiative reinforces the NCRPO’s core mandate of maintaining peace and order, strengthening public safety, and enhancing internal security across Metro Manila.

The comprehensive donation package is designed to boost operational readiness and mobility. It includes a Foton Tornado truck equipped with a telescopic crane, two Toyota Hiace GL Grandia units, 10 mobile outposts, two mobile generators with trailers, laptops, and an array of cameras, communications systems, and recording equipment. These assets will directly support law enforcement and special police operations within areas covered by Entertainment City Estate Management Inc. (ECEMI), as well as other jurisdictions under the NCRPO.

MRP Foundation Chairman and President Clarence Chung (left) and Vice President Armin Raquel Santos (third from left) lead the turnover  and inspection of the P9.9M donated gadgets and equipment  to PNP-NCRPO Chief for Regional Logistics and Research Development Division PCol. Ireneo Dalogdog (second from left) and PMaj. Alvaro Ventabal.

The ceremonial turnover was led by MRP Foundation Chairman and President Clarence Chung, together with Vice President Armin Raquel Santos, Corporate Secretary and Treasurer Marissa Academia, and Assistant Treasurer Riin Meri. Representing the NCRPO, Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, Chief of the Regional Logistics and Research Development Division, formally received the donation.

Also present at the ceremony were PAGCOR Assistant Vice President for Gaming and Licensing Development Vina Claudette Oca, City of Dreams Manila Property President Geoff Andres, ECEMI General Manager John Dioquino, the Chiefs of Police of Pasay and Parañaque, and other NCRPO officials.

Key officials from MRP Foundation, City of Dreams Manila, NCRPO, PAGCOR, and ECEMI are shown at the turnover of the Foton Tornado truck with telescopic crane, two Toyota Hiace GL Grandia to the PNP-NCRPO. Besides the three vehicles, the NCRPO received various security equipment including two mobile generators with trailer,  laptops, and various types of cameras and communications equipment.

“We are thankful for the opportunity to contribute to PNP-NCRPO’s vital mandate to uphold the safety and security of our community and other areas of their jurisdiction,” said Chung. “We are equally grateful to PAGCOR for its steadfast support of this endeavor, which, together with our other foundation initiatives, affirms our commitment to nation-building.”

The NCRPO donation forms part of MRP Foundation’s broader portfolio of programs aligned with PAGCOR’s mandate, spanning environmental stewardship, education, cultural development, and healthcare—underscoring City of Dreams Manila’s continued role as a responsible corporate citizen dedicated to community upliftment.

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