With a deep respect for Filipino traditions and the wisdom of past generations, Liam Jian Tan leads The Courtney Jordan Foundation’s Elder Care Initiatives, ensuring that the Ifugao elders—keepers of culture, history, and agricultural knowledge—receive the care and support they deserve.
Coming from a family that values both Filipino and Chinese traditions, Liam understands the importance of intergenerational connections. His work focuses on providing healthcare access, social support, and livelihood opportunities for elderly farmers who have spent their lives shaping the Banaue Rice Terraces and their communities.
Under his leadership, the foundation has implemented:
✅ Community Wellness Clinics offering free medical checkups and traditional healing programs
✅ Livelihood & Mentorship Programs where elders teach sustainable farming and indigenous crafts to younger generations
✅ Cultural Preservation & Storytelling Projects to document and share the invaluable knowledge of Ifugao elders
Liam believes that honoring our elders is not just about care—it’s about empowerment, respect, and keeping the heart of our heritage alive.
Angelica Reyes
Angelica Reyes is a passionate communications strategist and social media manager based in the Philippines, currently serving as the Director of Communications for CJF Philippines, the regional arm of the Courtney Jordan Foundation. At just 28 years old, Angelica brings a rare blend of creative instinct and operational discipline to every project she leads.
With a degree in Mass Communication from a top university in Metro Manila, Angelica has spent the last several years building bridges between nonprofits and the communities they serve—using the power of storytelling, digital media, and culturally responsive messaging. She’s known for crafting high-impact campaigns that resonate not just locally, but globally.
At CJF Philippines, Angelica leads digital outreach, brand storytelling, and community engagement strategies. Her team manages grassroots content creation, youth advocacy spotlights, and online resource drives across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Under her leadership, the foundation's social channels have grown exponentially—raising awareness for CJF's work in educational equity, livelihood training, and disaster relief coordination.
Outside of work, Angelica is a proud advocate for digital literacy in underserved barangays and enjoys hosting storytelling workshops for young women interested in media. A proud Filipina with Visayan roots, she believes in the power of voice—especially when it’s used to amplify the needs and dreams of her kababayan.
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