AllHome, together with a group of Interior Design students from UP Diliman, initiated the renovation of Kuya Center for street children. This is to ensure they will get better facilities for their constituents. Around 200 street children from the community are expected to continue to benefit from the shelter, which renovation was spearheaded by AllHome Builds. 

Beyond offering top-quality furniture, advanced appliances, and premium construction materials to Filipino homeowners, AllHome is committed to giving back to the community. AllHome Builds, the company's socio-corporate arm, is committed to addressing social and environmental challenges in the communities it serves. By leveraging its expertise in creating and enhancing living spaces, AllHome fulfilled the construction needs of the organization through this sponsorship.

In supporting UP BSID Batch 2023's Project Akbay, AllHome sponsored furniture and appliances to make the center more attuned to the needs of the volunteers, street children and staff. The project aimed to renovate 215 sqm of the center which covers the kitchen, living room, and educational spaces.

AllHome Builds shares the university's advocacy in promoting its service learning program, where senior students utilize their knowledge and skills to uplift the communities of their chosen beneficiaries. 

For over 15 years, the graduating batches of BS Interior Design have been involved in renovating interior spaces of various government and non-government institutions, including the Mabuhay Center Foundation, Bahay Biyaya, and Epcat Philippines.

This academic year, the class of 2023 selected the Kuya Center for street children as the primary beneficiary for their ID 179 Renovation Project, which they named Project Akbay.

Situated in barangay Immaculate Conception, Cubao, Quezon City, the center is a non-government organization established by the Luzon Association of Religious Brothers. Its aim is to restore the self-esteem of Metro Manila's street children by assisting them in readjusting their lives and reintegrating into society. The center has served over 200 street children thus far.

Through this partnership, AllHome Builds and the UP Interior Design class are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of these vulnerable children, contributing to the center's mission and improving the living conditions and opportunities for the young ones in need. The company hopes that the contribution will create a more conducive learning environment for the children at the rehabilitation and education center.