Before this event, we met Mayor Olivarez at a medical mission in Sucat. We were at the City Hall as early as 9am so we could inform them that our bosses are coming and that he will be meeting the Mayor. Mayor Olivarez eventually went down with our bosses to check the brand new incubators.

The staff of Bahay Aruga requested that potential donors bring nutritious foods for the children. Chummy Chum popcorns are ok for the children and the first thing they request to us. Get well soon kids!

We intend not to disclose the kids in the photos for their protection. Thank you Kuya Justin for volunteering.

We didn’t expect that we get to meet prominent people such as Mayors and Hospital Directors all because of donating equipment needed in their hospitals.

We met him in one of the charity activities of Rotary San Pedro South. He called us up and asked us to sponsor the snacks of the children for their feeding program as part of their catechism. This is being held every week and they have waited for this day. They had their program wherein the kids will be asked questions about catechism and those who will answer correctly will have a prize. The children were very participative and everyone had a great time. Thank you Ma’am Trina Esta for the cupcakes and juice drinks.

The place was quite far, good thing we took star toll and we let the hospital shoulder our toll fees.

We assured them that they are durable as attested by various beneficiary hospitals since 2011. And we are very thankful to the kind-hearted person who donated said incubators.

This was made possible by CCF’s Child Survival Equipment Maintenance Program Division (CSEMP). The said hospital has been waiting for the said unit for 1 year already and the hospital staff was delighted when it finally took place. The hospital is not that big and the traffic is horrendous. We can say that the venue for the said hospital is not that ideal given the traffic factor. But nevertheless, it has served numerous people in the community especially the poor. There’s free medical checkup and laboratory fees are at reasonable rate, and is given free to poor patients. They also provide free medicines for them. The hospital director was very grateful for the new incubator as this will help them greatly in further serving the poor patients in their community.

The activity was supposed to start at an earlier time but when we get to the venue a program for politicians was being held. All the barangay captains were there as well as Congresswoman Lani Mercado. So we had to wait for them to finish. After the said induction, there was a ‘salo-salo’ and they were kind enough to include us. Afterwards, the kids arrived and the feeding program ensued. Then merienda was served to the children by Aral Pinoy volunteers.

We received and email from Mr. Lei asking us if we could assist him for a potential beneficiary for his birthday charity event. When we got to the venue, the kids were already there and the program has started by conducting a catechism and after that, they started the games by the clowns. Everyone was happy and participative. After the games, Chummy Chum came out and danced for the children. After the event, we can see how happy the kids are, especially Mr. Lei, his friends and family. Thank you Ms. Edith for the game prizes.

The original schedule was December 15 but due to typhoon it postponed and we decide to hold it by January. It was the SPED Kids’ 1stday of school for the year 2016. When we got to the venue, the children were already waiting for us so we immediately set up our things and started to cook popcorn while the teachers conducted games for the children. After the games, the kids were given gifts. Big thank you to Ms. Ivy for the food, Ms. Ruth for the gifts and Mr. EJ for the ice cream.

We met the organizer at Calamba City and directed us to the venue. We immediately set up our booth and started to prepare the popcorns. There were lots of food and lots of visitors which seems like a fiesta but was in fact just a celebration of their grandson’s first birthday. At first we had doubts but then we saw the poor community kids and thought they do deserve it. These were made possible thru the effort of Aral Pinoy.Org and volunteers.