The Yellow Boat Project

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Presentation I gave during the Singapore Math Learning Festival of the Galileo Enrichment Learning Center last October 8, 2011 at the AIM Conference Center.

“eighty percent
of success is
showing up.”
—Woody Allen

“There are no
accidents in
life.”
— Master Oogway (from the movie “Kung Fu Panda”)

Why am I here?
• Partly it is because of Steve Jobs

“Stay Hungry,
• His

Stay Foolish”
statement (which was actually from The
Whole Earth Catalogue)
• Social Media for Social Change

“The countries that
out-teach us today
will out-compete us
tomorrow.”
- Pres. Barack Obama

“Unless you are
AWESOME, you will
be outsourced…”
- Auren Hoffman, Founder & CEO,
Rapleaf

THE YELLOW BOAT PROJECT

Jay Jaboneta
Fire Starter, Philippine Funds for Little Kids

The Yellow Boat Project
The Main Ideas

• Community-driven. Crowd-funding. Crowd-
sourcing.

• The project as a ‘virus.’

• You can start your own mini-project, right NOW!

"If you think you're too
small to have an impact,
try going to bed with a
mosquito in the room."
- Anita Roddick, Founder of Body Shop

Show video of the swimming kids in
Masbate

It all started in October 2010 with a single
conversation…

ONE goal:

Build a boat.

1 yellow boat…

200 school bags with school supplies

1 medical and dental mission

1 organization devoted to Layag-Layag

In 10 months
Zamboanga Masbate
• 2 yellow boats (motorized; can • 25 yellow boats (1 motorized)
accommodate 20 kids per ride)
• 1 makeshift classroom (4
• 400 school bags with school supplies rooms)
• 3 medical and dental missions
• 300 school bags with school
• 1 plastic bottle light bulbs project supplies

• 2 book donations • 1 medical and dental mission

• 1 organization devoted to • 1 book donation
Zamboanga
• 1 organization devoted to
• 12 college scholars Masbate

• 1 600-meter water pipe

• THINK BIG

• FIND A FEW
SOULMATES

• DESIGN
DIFFERENT

“You have the chance to make the world a better
place as a result of what you do.”

Drop a stone in a
bucket and the
ripples radiate
out.

A personal request:

1) Invite us to share our story to other
organizations and help us spread our story
2) Support our dream to help all kids who swim
to school in 12 months (learn more at
http://yellowboat.tumblr.com)
3) Buy a copy of Readers Digest’s October 2011
issue
4) Vote for us on the Liberal Project - #22 at
http://www.fnf.org.ph/theliberalproject/

Like us on
http://www.facebook.com/philippine.funds

Thank You!
If you want this presentation…
 Cell: (63) 916 294 2902
 Email: jayjaboneta@gmail.com
 Website: www.jayjaboneta.com
 Twitter: twitter.com/jayjaboneta
 Facebook: www.facebook.com/jay.michael.jaboneta

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The Yellow Boat Project

1. “eighty percent of success is showing up.” —Woody Allen

2. “There are no accidents in life.” — Master Oogway (from the movie “Kung Fu Panda”)

3. Why am I here?

4. Why am I here? • Partly it is because of Steve Jobs “Stay Hungry, • His Stay Foolish” statement (which was actually from The Whole Earth Catalogue) • Social Media for Social Change

6. “The countries that out-teach us today will out-compete us tomorrow.” - Pres. Barack Obama

7. “Unless you are AWESOME, you will be outsourced…” - Auren Hoffman, Founder & CEO, Rapleaf

8. THE YELLOW BOAT PROJECT Jay Jaboneta Fire Starter, Philippine Funds for Little Kids

9. IT IS NOW SO EASY TO BE CONNECTED…

10. The Yellow Boat Project The Main Ideas • Community-driven. Crowd-funding. Crowd- sourcing. • The project as a ‘virus.’ • You can start your own mini-project, right NOW!

11. "If you think you're too small to have an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito in the room." - Anita Roddick, Founder of Body Shop

12. Show video of the swimming kids in Masbate

13. It all started in October 2010 with a single conversation… ONE goal: Build a boat.

14. The result in 5 months…

15. 1 yellow boat… 200 school bags with school supplies 1 medical and dental mission 1 organization devoted to Layag-Layag

16. The result in 10 months…

17. In 10 months Zamboanga Masbate • 2 yellow boats (motorized; can • 25 yellow boats (1 motorized) accommodate 20 kids per ride) • 1 makeshift classroom (4 • 400 school bags with school supplies rooms) • 3 medical and dental missions • 300 school bags with school • 1 plastic bottle light bulbs project supplies • 2 book donations • 1 medical and dental mission • 1 organization devoted to • 1 book donation Zamboanga • 1 organization devoted to • 12 college scholars Masbate • 1 600-meter water pipe

18. SOCIAL MEDIA BUILT OUR BRAND One Facebook status Friends’ re-posts Bloggers started writing about it One blogger celebrated his blog’s anniversary by doing another fund-raising drive TV, Radio, Print started to notice

19. How to get there?

20. • THINK BIG • FIND A FEW SOULMATES • DESIGN DIFFERENT

21. “You have the chance to make the world a better place as a result of what you do.”

22. Drop a stone in a bucket and the ripples radiate out.

26. Will you help us infect more people?!?

27. A personal request: 1) Invite us to share our story to other organizations and help us spread our story 2) Support our dream to help all kids who swim to school in 12 months (learn more at http://yellowboat.tumblr.com) 3) Buy a copy of Readers Digest’s October 2011 issue 4) Vote for us on the Liberal Project - #22 at http://www.fnf.org.ph/theliberalproject/ Like us on http://www.facebook.com/philippine.funds

28. Thank You! If you want this presentation…  Cell: (63) 916 294 2902  Email: jayjaboneta@gmail.com  Website: www.jayjaboneta.com  Twitter: twitter.com/jayjaboneta  Facebook: www.facebook.com/jay.michael.jaboneta

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