For the second year running, the college scribes visited Concordia Children's Services, Inc., a Manila-based orphanage that has fostered abandoned and at-risk children over the last four decades.
For the second year running, the college scribes visited Concordia Children's Services, Inc., a Manila-based orphanage that has fostered abandoned and at-risk children over the last four decades.
For the second year running, the college scribes visited Concordia Children's Services, Inc., a Manila-based orphanage that has fostered abandoned and at-risk children over the last four decades. Members of the CPC stepped back from their usual coverages and brought out the inner child in them to share moments of laughter and joy with the kids through fun activities such as face painting, festive games, and interactive magic and bubble shows.
Such bright smiles wouldn’t have lit up this year’s outreach without the support of benefactors led by the coaches and officials from the UAAP and NCAA as well as UP champion coach Goldwin Monteverde, San Miguel Corporation, the Philippine Sports Commission, the Philippine Sportswriters Association, 1-PACMAN Partylist, Cignal, NBA Philippines, Milo Philippines, NorthPort head coach Bonnie Tan, UP Office of Athletics and Sports Development’s Bo Perasol, Charlie Dy, Adamson head coach Nash...
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