M&M Angel Partners Values
These are the fundamental beliefs that guide the program's decisions and interactions.
- Perpetual Stewardship
We manage every investment responsibly, reinvesting returns to fuel future entrepreneurs and create lasting generational impact. - Sustainable Growth
We fund disciplined entrepreneurs with proven success, supporting only verifiable plans that lead to enduring profitability. - Self-Reliance
We empower partners to build sustainable wealth, breaking the cycle of poverty for families and communities.
M&M Angel Partners Funding Goals and Vision
Our Short-Term Funding Goal
Our Short-Term Funding Goal
Our Short-Term Funding Goal
At M&M Angel Partners, our Short-term goal is to raise enough money to provide growth capital and mentoring guidance to 100 small businesses, thus helping 100 poor families in the Bayawan Philippines Branch break the cycle of poverty and achieve self-reliance by DEcember, 2027.
The average capital needed to start and grow a small self-rel
At M&M Angel Partners, our Short-term goal is to raise enough money to provide growth capital and mentoring guidance to 100 small businesses, thus helping 100 poor families in the Bayawan Philippines Branch break the cycle of poverty and achieve self-reliance by DEcember, 2027.
The average capital needed to start and grow a small self-reliant family business in the Philippines is 48,000 PHP (about $800).
Our Long-Term Funding Goal
Our Short-Term Funding Goal
Our Short-Term Funding Goal
At M&M Angel Partners, our long-term goal is to raise sufficient funds to provide growth capital and mentoring guidance to 250 small businesses. By doing so, we aim to help 250 families escape the cycle of poverty and achieve self-reliance by the end of 2029, thus achieving our vision for the Bayawan Philippines Branch to have “no more poor among us.”
Our Vision
Our Short-Term Funding Goal
Our Vision
At M&M Angel Partners, having achieved our goals for the Bayawan Philippines Branch, our vision is to replicate our success by expanding our Perpetual Spark Program to other Philippine Units with high populations of poor families, beginning in 2030.