Escobars Foundation

13/07/2026

A day well spent with our incredible staff and loyal patrons. Together, we planted trees, created memories, and shared happiness that will continue to grow. 🌳✨

09/07/2026

They say, “better late than never.” 🌱

Originally scheduled last July 1, our anniversary tree planting got moved to July 9 due to bad weather. But we didn’t let that stop us, and honestly, it was worth the wait.

Together with our loyal patrons, our team, and our partners at La Salle Botanical Gardens, we headed to Porac, Pampanga to plant trees, and it turned out to be one of the best mornings we’ve had in four years.

No fancy setup. Just trowels, sweat, and good company, plus a trek through actual hills just to reach the planting site. Nobody saw that coming, but nobody complained either. 😄

Because this is what “Happiness FOUR Everyone” actually looks like. Not just inside the restaurant, but in the ground we’re planting for the future.

Thank you to everyone who came. You know who you are. 💚

📍 La Salle Botanical Gardens, Porac, Pampanga

08/07/2026

We're turning 4! 🎂💙

A month of joy. A month of gratitude. A month of Happiness for Everyone.

Let's celebrate together this July!

13/06/2026

Through Escobars Foundation, we conducted another medical mission for the katutubo community of Sitio Agus.

Aside from consultations and medicines, we discussed stress management, healthy sleep habits, breathing exercises, meditation, and simple self-care practices that can improve overall well-being.

Healthcare is not only about treating disease—it is also about empowering communities through education and prevention.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this mission possible. 🤍



All photos were taken with proper permission and consent from participants and guardians.

05/06/2026

Giving back, one smile at a time. 💚

The Escobars Foundation, in partnership with Pastor Billy and Miracle Ministries International, spent the day with the kids and families of our community for the Brigada Eskwela Gift-Giving Mission.

Notebooks, slippers, hygiene kits, small things that carry a big message: you matter, and you are not forgotten.

Seeing the kids’ faces light up as they received their school supplies, and the mamas proudly holding up their pairs of tsinelas, that’s the kind of happiness that doesn’t need a dining table. It just needs a willing heart.

To Pastor Billy and the entire Miracle Ministries International family, salamat for opening your doors and your community to us. This is what it looks like when people come together for something greater than themselves.

Escobar’s has always believed that serving happiness goes beyond the restaurant. Days like this remind us why.

Vamos, Patrons. This is just the beginning.

04/06/2026

Patrons, we need your heart today.
One of our own is going through something no one should face alone.
Dang, the talented artist behind much of what you see from Escobars — is right now by the side of her partner, Gela, in Singapore. Gela has been bravely fighting AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia), and they traveled there with hope — for a clinical trial that could change everything.
But in the middle of that fight, sepsis came without warning.
In just a few days, their hospital bill has already reached almost ₱1M. They are far from home, running out of options, and they need us.
The Escobars Foundation is opening our page to help Dang and Gela collect the support they desperately need right now. Every peso matters. Every share matters.
Donation details to follow — but for now, please share this post. Let it reach someone who can help. Let Gela know she is not a stranger — she is our friend.
Vamos, Patrons.

04/06/2026

Some things mean more when passed on.
Today, the Escobars Foundation visited our Katutubo brothers and sisters, bringing with us bags of pre-loved clothing, and leaving with full hearts. Small act. Real impact. This is why we do what we do.

03/06/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we express our sincerest condolences on the passing of a truly gifted artist. We acknowledge the profound impact of his work, which served as a testament to his dedication, attention to detail, and exceptional creativity.

We honor his memory and the enduring beauty he created. May he find peace, and may his family and loved ones find comfort in knowing that his artistic spirit continues to live on through the extraordinary works he leaves behind, as beautifully captured in

23/05/2026

For the furs! 🫡

100kg+ beef sawdust for our rescues!! Thank you Escobar'sEscobars Foundation ❤️

23/05/2026

El Jefe 🫡

When I was in still studying, I always dreamed of becoming a doctor to the barrios or someone who would dedicate his practice to helping people and doing charity work in any way he could. Some of my closest friends know this has always been in my heart. So… hi friends, this is what I’m doing now. 🫶

More than a decade later, I’m finally here! doing what I once dreamed of.

This is where I found my purpose in life: serving people through my medical service and some of my hard-earned resources with those who truly need help.

Some of you witnessed where I really came from. I started my entrepreneurial journey during the pandemic in 2020 while I was still a student. And honestly, it was never a walk in the park. It was tough. Really tough. But along the way, I learned lessons that shaped who I am today.

Now, I finally have "enough” resources to support the things I’ve always wanted to do.

But what truly hurts sometimes is seeing how many Filipino MSMEs are trying their best to survive while carrying the weight of too many regulations(VAT, ITR, LGU tax, and looooots of permits), yet receiving very little support, protection, and service in return but don't get me wrong, I’m not against regulations. What’s frustrating is when the burden placed on entrepreneurs no longer matches the value, protection, and efficiency we receive from the system.

In other words, the weight of excessive compliance slowly drains the passion and resources of many MSMEs like me who are trying to build something meaningful.

I genuinely believe Filipino entrepreneurs have world-class talent, resilience, and heart. Sadly, many of us are underserved by the very systems that are supposed to help and protect us.

There are far better opportunities abroad, yet many of us still choose to stay here because this is home, and we want to make things work here somehow.