Showing posts with label advocacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advocacy. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Monday, August 24, 2015
Heroes for Better Honors 25 OFWs!
Labels:
advocacy,
events,
Heroes for Better,
Migrant Workers,
Overseas Filipino Workers,
Western Union Company
Saturday, August 1, 2015
#GiveABagofHope at Alabang Elementary School!
| 08.01.2015 – There is hope in the little things that matter for those in need, and it’s a rarity that large companies like Convergys would make an effort to make sure those less fortunate kids will have an equal chance of a better future.
This has been translated through the #GiveABagofHope program that they initiated a couple of month’s back, which is a campaign to bring thousands of school bags loaded with supplies to public school children across the country. |
Labels:
advocacy,
Convergys,
events,
Give Bag of Hope,
news,
press release
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Western Union: Better For Heroes!
Labels:
advocacy,
Better Heroes,
Modern Day Heroes,
press release,
western union,
Western Union Company
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Convergys #GiveBagofHope!
Labels:
advocacy,
Convergys,
Give Bag of Hope,
press release
Thursday, April 25, 2013
PRESS RELEASE: Bright Future For Filipino Students!
Labels:
advocacy,
Education,
IDP Philippines,
IELTS,
press release
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Creating Great Women in Partnership with ECHOsi!
Labels:
advocacy,
campaign,
ECHOsi Foundation,
events,
micro business,
Philippine Commission in Women,
press launch
Monday, September 6, 2010
Woman Week's Celebration is about Cervical Cancer awareness.
| 09.06.2010 - Early morning trip has brought me to the city of San Fernando Pampanga. They have opened today a week of celebration to promote the 2010 Woman's Week Celebration. In this inauguration they have begun to promote the advocacy for Cervical Cancer... |
Labels:
advocacy,
cervical cancer,
women week celebration
Monday, May 3, 2010
Life's Lesson at Hospicio de san Jose.
| 05.03.2010 - There was an eye opening moment for me in realization how we are fortunate to have lived a normal life. Thanks to my friend May and Andie for the invitation on this special day.
Visiting the kids in this place will give you importance how fortunate some of us never to experience hardship and this place certainly has an impact to someone who never saw hardship this close. I had the opportunity to be part of the outreach, which May personally advocates for these children. It was certainly an unforgettable experience to be able to give your time and effort in making these kids feel important. |
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Building the future of your children starts now.
| Will he be a doctor or a lawyer? Parents often ponder on the future of their children, perhaps while watching as they sleep, as they tie their first shoes, or simply as they look in their eyes. Ensuring a bright future for their children is what gave birth to The Dream Builders—a group of mothers who aims to give the best preventive health care for every Filipino. |
Labels:
advocacy,
glaxo smith kline,
no to crumpled dreams
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