Foundation
Foundation for Lingap Kapampangan, Inc.
The Foundation for Lingap Kapampangan, Inc. is a non-stock, nonprofit organization committed to preserving, promoting and developing Kapampangan cultural heritage, history, language, arts and identity. FLKI manages Santungan ning Kulturang Kapampangan and organizes the Sinukwan Festival in cooperation with public, private, educational and community partners.
FLKI's civic roots are connected with the movement to protect Pampanga in the difficult years following the Mount Pinatubo eruption. Its cultural work grew from the understanding that recovery requires more than physical protection. A people must also retain access to its history, language, memory, creative traditions and sense of place.
Our Purpose
To preserve, promote and celebrate Kapampangan heritage through cultural programs, education, research, publications, arts and the responsible management of cultural spaces and resources.
What FLKI Does
- Provides governance and institutional oversight for Santungan
- Organizes the Sinukwan Festival and related cultural education
- Develops museum, heritage, research and public programs
- Builds partnerships with government, schools, communities, media, businesses and cultural institutions
- Mobilizes resources for conservation, programming and institutional sustainability
- Supports artists, culture bearers, researchers, young people and community initiatives
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees establishes policy, exercises fiduciary oversight and safeguards the Foundation's mission. This listing will be reviewed after every election or change of office.
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Chairperson
Rolando A. "Rolly" Rodriguez
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Vice Chairperson
Jose T. "Babes" Lazatin
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President
Engr. Ferdinand Z. Caylao
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Vice President for Programs and Cultural Development
Sonia P. Soto
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Secretary
Atty. Mariano Domingo T. Santiago
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Treasurer
Dr. Lourdes M. Javier
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Trustee
Ma. Theresa A. Laus
Governance and Accountability
FLKI is accountable for the proper stewardship of cultural assets, grants, donations, partnerships and income associated with its programs. The website should publish approved institutional information, annual accomplishment reports, governance policies and financial disclosures appropriate for a nonprofit cultural institution. Restricted information, personal data and documents subject to legal or contractual limits must remain protected.
Institutional Partnerships
FLKI works with organizations that share its commitment to cultural preservation, education and public service. Partnerships may support facilities, exhibitions, research, publications, festivals, documentation, scholarships, training, visitor services or cultural enterprise. Every partnership should be governed by written terms and should protect FLKI's curatorial independence and cultural responsibilities.