Selamulay ko merakatulay mo merakatulok. My name is Celika Magindalal from Lanoa to the store. Maravisa K.T. southern part of the Philippines. So this is where you will find our city. The Maravisa K.T. which is located in the Bangsa Mara region of Indomin da na. So we are in the Lanoa store. So this is who we are. We are. The only Islamic city in the Philippines. We have a rich culture. We have. So many different kinds of kind of craft and culture of products and so diverse that we also have our food and many other traditional practices and dances that you can only find here in our culture. So when the Maravisa Maravisa K.T. has a very different kind of kind of craft and culture of products and so diverse that we also have our food and mainly other traditional practices and dances that you can only find here in our culture. So when we are in the Maravisa Maravisa K.T. as you can see in the video, this is what left in our city. What kind of mixed feelings that we have been through. So this are the usual scenes that you will see in the street. We will see families flying out of our city. Basically, we found ourselves living in an evacuation center in a nearby city in an evacuation center where we have to be safe and safe. We have to be very safe. We have to be safe and safe. We have to be very safe. We have to be very safe. So that's where we started founding the Maravisa Maravisa K.T. So this is how we were then. Everyone is gathered around sitting. But someone are. We've been. So. We've been. We've been. We've been. So you will see my mom living there and her siblings also. So basically that's how we started the social enterprise. Basically our workstation is also where we are sleeping, where we are eating and doing everything for the whole duration of that time that we were in evacuate. So why are we doing this? We want to alleviate poverty by providing livelihood opportunities to our artists and through fair trade. We want to revive the dying tradition of living and reconnect with our ancestors and basically give back our lost dignity during that time. So our earloom is so we produce bad children's accessories and many other things out of that. That the community is living in partnership with them. We create a broad dose that are equally beautiful and at the same time. We have a very good earloom quality. So it will last almost a lifetime where you can also share your granddaughters or grandchildren. And then we have a forum where people can buy our products. We also have our own social media pages and outlets. We have Facebook page, we have Instagram and shop. Basically everything is being very now collectible. And soon we will be opening our shop. So we have we want we have an existing clients from local international clients. We also worked with designers. So our target markets are really them and some tourists, businesses and online customers also are who are interested in the artisanal products that we are making. So since the inception of the Marinerale collectible from 2017 up to 2021 today. We have grown from less than 20. Weverse or members into almost 70 to 80 members from our grand that we have started. We received 100,000 as a grant for us to start the social enterprise up to now that we are we are valuing our assets and other and other inventories worth. In value in Filipino so so we have worked a project such as the inaugural Iron Man in the Philippines in 2000 early of the 2018. We also worked with a UAAB games on so 2019 with junk not eco creatives. It is basically one of the largest athletic competition in the Philippines. So this 2020 during the pandemic, basically with pop doing exhibits and trade fairs in the nila and other parts of the Philippines. So for in we get our 50% of our sales so we said we were able to operate online. We also went into doing a face mask using our moving material the language. We are also moving into doing and supplying materials and tens and other other projects with the government through so we have this one project just last month, where in we produced traditional going for our Philippines part commission project. So that is one of the highlights that we have been doing this pandemic. So we want you to meet our artists and so 100% of them are women aging 18 to 78 years old. 70% of these artists or weverse are relying on using as their soul households and in as their soul incomes. And then we also have this lady who brought you where the UAAB medal lane. And yeah, this is my family and they are basically what composes are now collectible service cooperatives. Okay, so now we are recognized with our small effort to help the community. We have our biggest favorites and friends in social media and you know, over the internet, all over the internet. So I am happy that our social enterprise is slowly growing. We have been into most national and international trade fairs in the country. So these are few of our artists and our products. So basically this is how we also set up our booth and kind of exhibits and trade fairs. So what can you help with our mission? We would like you to patronize our product, meaning you will we encourage you to buy our products by in bulk. We'd love to have we'd love to have our products reach into your country. We'd love you to we would like you to welcome us in your home. So another is you buy local needs products and buy by you support the local makers thrive. And of course, you can also help in developing and empowering social enterprises like us through your purchase or basically anything that we can work together with. So beyond now because of what happened during this pandemic, we would love to focus more on attracting new people to be clients, meaning business to business, a nurture existing partners or once by a revamp social media presence. So we would also love to increase our sales with shopify side, cater to both local and international market. So we would also be introducing new product lines, serial collaboration with our designer and our technology designer. And we would love to expand our cultural preservation beyond landscape into other products such as bamboo, laptop and you know the mad producers who also needed a support and mainstreaming their products so they can also be assisted and supported. So you can also hear and in read some of our clients message and about us. So this is child not our partners for producing the U.A. 80 medals. This is miss Panipagyan from the SMS events management since the inception of my now collectible she has been our constant client and very soon months really does order a ribbon medals for her clients and her events. So that's our story and that's our social enterprise we hope to be working with you so thank you very much.