The Eduardo Aboitiz Development Studies Center has complete accommodations for live-out and live-in seminars. It has nine function rooms and a plenary hall that is equipped with modern audio-visual facilities and can accommodate 75 persons.

Believing that a confident community begins with a strong sense of identity, RAFI helps communities understand, value, and share their culture and heritage with others.

The Eduardo J. Aboitiz Cancer Center has a library and reference materials, information, education, and communication paraphernalia, and video and audio materials on cancer and other non-communicable diseases.

The Kool Adventure Camp is an adventure-based education program of RAFI that provides learning and development opportunities for young individuals as well as organizations through experiential education.

To reach out to more women and provide them more opportunities to become successful micro-entrepreneurs, RAFI Micro-finance established 15 branches in 71 municipalities and seven cities in the Province of Cebu, Bohol, and Leyte.

To inspire people to protect the environment, RAFI established the Native Trees and Vetiver Grass Nursery under RAFI’s Generation, REdemption, and Expansion of Natural resources INitiatives (GREENIN) Philippines program.