LED is an organization of Filipino business leaders who support sustainable means for domestic companies to strategically and collectively express their social responsibility. As of January 2014, there were 249 corporate members contributing PHP 26.7 million (approx. 605,000 USD) in funds. In the early 2000s, workforce development became a core programming strategy, and more recently an economy-wide campaign called the Inclusive Business Imperative was formed to promote and adopt inclusive business. Flagship LED projects include a workforce development program linked with employment opportunities in industries or firms, assistance to member companies in linking their business supply chain with poverty groups in surrounding communities, and assistance to member companies in implementing their CSR programs for livelihood development.

FPTI develops innovative approaches to informal and formal education for women, manages training centers offering technical-vocational programs that enhance employment opportunities, conducts programs among trainers and volunteers that strengthen institutional support, and supports the promotion of technical-vocational training in the Philippines. FPTI has schools in Anihan, Banilad, Habihan, Manila, and Punlaan, and focuses mainly on training for food and beverage services and the culinary arts.

Launched in 2011, the S3TAR Program is a partnership between Coca-Cola Philippines and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), an agency of the Department of Labor and Employment. The program aims to empower 100,000 women owners of small-scale retail outlets to increase their household incomes and improve their quality of life. They are offered three years of support with basic entrepreneurship training, access to resources such as microfinance and merchandising, and peer mentoring.

Established in 2012, ECHOsi develops and supports a value-chain for small producers of artisan or eco-friendly products that support a sustainable lifestyle. ECHOsi is the nonprofit arm of the ECHOstore Sustainable Lifestyle, a social enterprise retail store focused on fair trade and environmentally-friendly products made by local communities. ECHOsi supports small producers, farmers and women micro-entrepreneurs by helping develop products at early stages in the supply chain and moving these products through enhancement and value-addition processes such as packaging, introduction of new designs, product variant development, teaching communities about potential markets available to them, and strategically producing products for specialty markets.

In 2014, EFI launched a competition to encourage the creativity, passion, and entrepreneurial aspirations of college students. Teams of three to five from participating universities were invited to present a business idea for a socially-responsible business. The grand prize awarded was capital-based funding of up to PHP 1 million (approx. 22,500 USD), aside from PHP 100,000 (approx. 2,250 USD) cash and a feature in Entrepreneur magazine, to the winning team. The competition is co-sponsored by Go Negosyo, SERDEF, the Asian Institute of Management, and a few influential media partners. The competition started in November 2014 with 40 teams and ended in February 2015 with one winning team (made up of two men and two women).