Negros Power Holds Bloodletting Activity for 2nd Anniversary
Negros Power conducted a bloodletting activity at its head office last August 3 in celebration of its 2nd Anniversary.

Negros Power conducted a bloodletting activity at its head office last August 3 in celebration of its 2nd Anniversary.
In line with the theme of its 2nd Anniversary, “Stronger Together,” Negros Electric and Power Corporation (Negros Power) conducted a bloodletting activity on August 3, 2026. It was held at its main office in Bacolod City, reaffirming its commitment to saving lives and serving the community.
Negros Power 2nd Anniversary
Held from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, the bloodletting activity was conducted in partnership with the Negros First Provincial Blood Center.

Negros Power employees voluntarily donated blood to help replenish the province’s blood supply and support patients in need of life-saving blood transfusions.
The blood donation drive was facilitated by the medical team of the Negros First Provincial Blood Center, ensuring that all health and safety protocols were strictly observed throughout the activity.
Stronger Together
More than a celebration of another milestone, the bloodletting activity embodied the spirit of “Stronger Together,” highlighting the collective effort of Negros Power employees in making a meaningful difference beyond the workplace. The initiative reflects the company’s commitment not only to delivering reliable electric service but also to promoting compassion, volunteerism, and community well-being.

Negros Power expressed its appreciation to all employee-volunteers for their generosity and willingness to donate blood, recognizing that every blood donation can help save lives. The company also thanked the Negros First Provincial Blood Center for its invaluable partnership in the successful conduct of the activity.
Through initiatives such as this, Negros Power continues to uphold its commitment to corporate social responsibility, proving that the power to serve goes beyond energizing homes and businesses—it also means extending hope, strengthening communities, and saving lives.
