Chummy Chum Foundation

The day was more than a celebration — it was a heartfelt reminder that the best way to mark another year of life is by sharing it. The joy was felt not just by the children, but by everyone who gave.

13 September 2025 Brgy. Culiat, Quezon City After a massive fire displaced hundreds of families in one of the city’s poorest communities,...

Happy Anniversary, BIR RDO 053A! Thank you for celebrating with purpose — you made the children feel seen, loved, and truly cared for.

or these children — many born into hardship, and some living with serious illness — moments like these are priceless. The laughter, the care, the feeling of being seen and loved… it brings hope, strength, and the will to keep going.

It was their first time meeting him, but the bond was instant. Even after the music stopped, the kids couldn’t get enough of their new friend.

Hospital staff extended the celebration outdoors, allowing the children a sense of freedom and fun. When Chummy Chum finally appeared, the children’s faces lit up. It was their first time meeting him, but the connection was instant.

Every child went home with a full tummy, a happy heart, and a special gift. For many, it was the kind of celebration they had never experienced before.

A year ago, his own child was treated at the same hospital. Grateful for the blessing of healing, Kuya Emar returned with a full heart, ready to give back.

Though the visit was short, the joy it brought was unforgettable. For a moment, the children felt like kids again—not patients.

In the aftermath of fear and loss, the team arrived to do what they do best—bring joy to the most in-need children.

One of Chummy Chum Foundation’s deepest callings is bringing joy to terminally ill children from indigent families—kids who rarely feel happiness under the weight of illness and hardship.

What they found wasn’t just a mascot, but a friend who made them feel seen, loved, and celebrated—even just for a day.

The children’s eyes sparkled—not just from the presents, but from feeling seen, loved, and celebrated. It was a day full of smiles, kindness, and hope.

More than just food or toys, Chummy Chum brought magical moments and memories that will stay in the children’s hearts.

Their joy was uncontainable. In that moment, they felt truly seen, loved, and cared for—like the day was made just for them.

The visit wasn’t just about fun—it was about giving joy to sick children, letting them forget, even just for a while, the painful and difficult battle they are in.

While the local government and barangay ensure basic needs like food and shelter, Chummy Chum steps in to lift spirits, especially for the youngest victims.

Inspired by the value of gratitude and compassion, Mommy Rush wanted her daughter to grow up understanding that life’s blessings are best shared.

Mr. Neil’s celebration proved that the best birthdays aren’t about receiving — they’re about giving.

This was more than just a feeding event—it was a celebration of every child present. Because Charity of Love means more than giving—it means making children feel seen, cherished, and joyful, even just for a day.