Philippine Kalayaan Houston (PKH) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established in 2019 to promote Filipino culture, history, and heritage in the Greater Houston area. It acts as the primary umbrella organization for commemorating the annual June 12th Philippine Independence Day, featuring events with Filipino food, music, and performances.
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Philippine Kalayaan Houston (PKH)
original board of directors included:
Walfredo Arias
Gloria Jorque
Tess Tuazon Chase
Maria Emee Nisnisan
Randolf Datu
Arsenio Zalun
John Vincent Ulep
Maria Supan
Dr. Norma Mendoza
Ella Robin Guinhawa
Pete Ellorin
Frank Anthony Guevara
Rea Christina Sampilo
Mission: To honor Filipino history, heritage, and culture while strengthening the community by organizing the annual celebration of Philippine independence from Spain.
Focus: PKH plays a central role in bringing together various Filipino community groups in Greater Houston and nearby areas to mark the June 12th Philippine Independence from Spain.
Leadership: PKH works closely with the Philippine Consulate General in Houston to promote unity among Filipino-American organizations in Houston, Texas, and the surrounding areas.
Events: PKH hosts a large-scale celebration that include traditional performances, local talent, and special guests, alongside a spotlight on regional food, cultural art, and local artisans.
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