Chummy Chum Foundation

The hospital staff expressed heartfelt thanks for the visit and hoped for another round of happiness soon.

Despite their hardships, parents lovingly crafted spooky costumes from old clothes, rugs, and scraps so their little ones could still feel the Halloween excitement.

Celebrating a birthday with laughter, magic, and love — because the best gifts are the smiles we share!

25 October 2025 Brgy. Sto. Domingo, Quezon City After the recent fires in Brgy. Sto. Domingo, many families — especially children — lost not just their homes, but their sense of joy. So today, Chummy Chum along with other partner-donors came together to bring those smiles back! With laughter, games, and a touch of magic from our amazing clowns, the day lit up with happiness. Then came the moment everyone was waiting for — Chummy Chum arrived! The kids danced, laughed, and po

For many of these young patients, who face illness and hardship from birth and come from families among the poorest of the poor, joy is a powerful medicine. It lifts their spirits, strengthens their will to live, and momentarily eases the sadness and pain caused by their conditions.

This visit was all about bringing happiness to children, healing their scared and unhappy hearts, and reminding them that they are loved and remembered. Even a short moment of laughter can mean the world to a child who’s been through tough times.

Laughter echoed through the OPD. For a few precious moments, these young fighters forgot their pain. They weren’t patients—they were simply kids having fun.

The children's attention wasn’t on the food or toys—it was on the joy he brought. Because in moments of hardship, it's not the material things that matter most, but the feeling of being seen, loved, and cared for.

To top it off, the children sang a heartfelt "Happy Birthday" to Kuya Jones. Hearing their sincere voices, knowing the hardships they face, made the moment incredibly moving. Their happiness was genuine, their burdens momentarily lifted by the love surrounding them.

These children, who have been into difficult circumstances, were given a moment of joy and belonging. They were overjoyed, jumping up to dance alongside their furry friend. In that moment, they felt seen, valued, and deeply loved.

12 October 2025 AM Children with Special Needs, Caloocan North Ms. Louella chose to celebrate her birthday in the most meaningful way—by bringing joy to children with special needs. With the help Uhay ng Batang PWD Association (UBPA)  and in collaboration with Chummy Chum Foundation , her special day turned into a celebration of laughter, love, and inclusion. It was a quiet Sunday for most, but not for the Chummy Chum team. Fueled by excitement, they traveled far to meet the

In the midst of hardship, Chummy Chum brought what the children needed most: happiness that lingers in the heart. Chummy Chum and the team recently visited children from flood-affected communities in Pasig—not with relief goods, but with something just as essential: joy, hope, and a reason to smile.

It was a short but meaningful event—proof that it doesn’t take much to make children feel seen, loved, and remembered.

Though the visit was brief, its impact was lasting. In those joyful moments, the children felt seen, loved, and cared for—momentarily free from the trauma brought on by the floods.

Spending even a short time with children with special needs sends a powerful message: that they deserve the same love, joy, and attention as every other child. By treating them with kindness and inclusion, we affirm their value and dignity. This is the heart of what Chummy Chum does—spreading smiles and making every child feel seen, cherished, and celebrated.

Because even after the storm, kindness brings the sunshine back.

Because sometimes, the most powerful way to celebrate milestones is by bringing joy to those who need it most.

To mark New AsiaMed Healthcare Group’s 13th anniversary, Chummy Chum led a heartwarming celebration with children battling cancer at the National Children’s Hospital—a beautiful reminder that the most meaningful way to celebrate milestones is by sharing joy with those who need it most.

Though space and health protocols didn’t allow for games or dance performances, Chummy Chum’s presence alone was enough to lift spirits. The children’s fear turned into laughter and smiles, a brief moment that made a big impact.

Though brief, the event left a lasting impression—reminding every child that they are not forgotten, that they are seen, loved, and cared for.