I am Enrico Domingo, Orphanage Ambassador from Manila, Philippines, and a proud graduate of Don Bosco Technical College, Class of 1975. I am a father of two grown children and have shared over fifty wonderful years with my wife and partner. Now retired, I devote my time and energy to giving back to communities in need, especially orphanages that struggle to provide the essentials for the children under their care. With decades of experience in the telecommunications industry, I’ve held key roles as a consultant and business strategist, contributing to major advancements in 3G, LTE, and enterprise sales development. My professional journey has instilled in me a deep appreciation for the importance of planning, innovation, and service—values I now channel into my advocacy work.

Through my engagement with the Mary K. Yap Foundation, I am proud to support initiatives that help orphaned children discover a sense of purpose, dignity, and global responsibility. I firmly believe that providing these children with access to education, social exposure, and emotional care is not only essential, but a moral responsibility we all share. By participating in the Foundation’s programs and outreach efforts, I hope to be a bridge that connects my professional experience with meaningful social impact. Supporting the disadvantaged is not just about charity—it’s about empowering future generations to rise beyond their circumstances and become contributors to a better world.