Chummy Chum Foundation

For 15 years, Mrs. Marilou Sison has been a cherished partner of Chummy Chum Foundation, faithfully sharing her time and blessings with children most in need.

The children’s faces lit up when Chummy Chum finally appeared. They may not have known that the team had traveled through the rain just to reach them—but every smile made the journey worthwhile.

For 12 consecutive years, Kuya Rex has celebrated his September birthday by sharing his blessings with children from underserved communities.

Caleb’s 7th birthday became extra meaningful when his family dedicated the celebration to bringing happiness to children in residential care.

Indeed, one of the most meaningful ways to express gratitude for life’s blessings is by extending kindness and joy to the less fortunate.

Despite the heavy rain, the Chummy Chum team travelled early from Parañaque to guide and assist Sir Joshua and his family during their first charity visit. Together, they distributed meals and gifts to the children.

The children’s happiness—and the heartfelt appreciation of their mothers, nurses, and doctors—showed how a birthday shared with those most in need can become a beautiful celebration of caring, generosity, and hope.

For children with special needs living in difficult circumstances, the greatest gift is often not something wrapped in a box, but the genuine presence of people who make them feel seen, loved, and cared for. Through every smile, conversation, and shared moment, Joyce Marie and her group gave the children exactly that.

The event was a wonderful success, giving the children a chance to simply enjoy being children—laughing, playing, and creating happy memories free from the challenges they face in everyday life.

The children erupted with excitement as they met, danced, and celebrated with the beloved character they had only heard about before. In those joyful moments, they felt seen, loved, and cared for.

For a few precious hours, the children simply enjoyed being children—free to laugh, play, and celebrate.

More than a birthday party, it was an opportunity to teach their son the values of compassion, generosity, and caring for others.

Though the celebration was brief, it created lasting memories for the children. More than a birthday party, it was a heartfelt act of kindness—a beautiful way of celebrating life's blessings by sharing them with others.

Through rain or shine, challenges and triumphs, her commitment to bringing happiness to children has never faded. Together with the team and the support of the Foundation's founder and management, Chummy Chum continues to conduct an average of three charity events each week.

It was exactly the kind of celebration he had hoped for—not centered on himself, but on bringing smiles to children and their families. The event became a beautiful reminder that the greatest birthday gifts are often the joy, hope, and happiness shared with others.

Though Ms. Jobelle was not physically present, her love and kindness were deeply felt by the children. Through the help of Chummy Chum, her birthday wish of bringing joy and hope to sick children became possible, with every gift personally handed to the young patients at the OPD.

The experience deeply touched everyone present. Parents, doctors, nurses, and hospital staff expressed heartfelt gratitude for the emotional comfort and joy shared with the children and their families.

In that moment, the celebration became more than just a milestone—it became a shared experience of happiness, kindness, and connection.

She had seen for herself how every effort is carried with care—how each contribution, big or small, becomes something meaningful in the hands of a team moved by genuine love for children in need. And so, she returned—not just to give, but to share joy once more.

In places where life can be uncertain, moments like these become lasting memories—gentle reminders that someone, somewhere, cares.