#HelpOurBabies | Virlanie Foundation
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How Busy People Are Finding Time to Care
The trick is to make it a part of your busy-ness.
By night, DJs Sunny Bonner and PJ Paradise of the Las Vegas-based duo WeRWolvz are making clubs come alive with their powerful music. But once in a while, they find themselves in Manila not just to energize the local club scene but also to help children by volunteering their time and talents. The current editor-in-chief of Good Vibes PH, Kai Magsanoc, established her own start-up to spread positive news amidst today's sea of dismal messages. Brian Bantungan, an educator, artist, and nature builder, is in the best position to spread progressive ideas and concepts among his numerous students in St. Paul University, EJ Miranda, Red Bull marketing executive, shared his time and musical abilities to teach children how to play piano. While independent music and visual artist Amiya Velayo, who sings for and about children, expressed the importance of sharing her own time and that for her future child to help these underprivileged children.
They are some of the people who spent an entire morning with Virlanie Foundation's young beneficiaries on June 20, 2015 in Makati City, Philippines. They are busy, highly-creative, jet-setting individuals who are finding time to care for others by making helping not just a one-time activity, but a part of their hectic lifestyle. They have realized that a strong culture of caring is worth more than fame or money.
Virlanie Foundation, Inc., wishes to thank friends who supported the event: Paris Delice, Wasabi Warriors, Good Vibes PH, Glaiza of www.moomymusings.com, Shalene of www.purplepieces.com, Lani of www.kamikazeegirl.com and Red Bull Philippines.
Supporting Virlanie's #HelpOurBabies campaign
Last June 1, Virlanie launched a fundraising drive to raise support for its Babies and Toddlers Home, the residence for its child beneficiaries aged 0-5 years old. As part of the Foundation's strategy, Virlanie organized an open-house activity for bloggers, members of the media, and artists. The 3-hour event was made memorable with musical performances from the artists and Virlanie's very own French volunteers. The guests also picked books to read to the young listeners. And right before meal time, they spent some time outdoors playing with children.
Virlanie Foundation continues its call to support for #HelpOurBabies. This campaign will run until June 30, 2015 as it aims to gather more financial donations to help the Foundation continue its work with the babies and toddlers. All donations will go towards providing the children with three square meals a day, milk and snacks, healthcare, clothing, shelter and other basic needs. For details on how you can help, please visit www.virlanie.org/HelpOurBabies
Virlanie invites everyone to strengthen our culture of caring, not only raise money for its own programs, but to influence more people to make helping a part of their lifestyle.
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For more information, please get in touch with:
Ime Morales, Head of Communication
info@virlanie.org / 895 3460
VIRLANIE FOUNDATION, INC.
4055 Yague Street, Barangay Singkamas, Makati City, Philippines, 1204
Phone: +632 895 3460 | Fax: +632 895 5232
Email: info@virlanie.org
www.facebook.com/virlaniefoundation Twitter: @virlanie
How Busy People Are Finding Time to Care
The trick is to make it a part of your busy-ness.
By night, DJs Sunny Bonner and PJ Paradise of the Las Vegas-based duo WeRWolvz are making clubs come alive with their powerful music. But once in a while, they find themselves in Manila not just to energize the local club scene but also to help children by volunteering their time and talents. The current editor-in-chief of Good Vibes PH, Kai Magsanoc, established her own start-up to spread positive news amidst today's sea of dismal messages. Brian Bantungan, an educator, artist, and nature builder, is in the best position to spread progressive ideas and concepts among his numerous students in St. Paul University, EJ Miranda, Red Bull marketing executive, shared his time and musical abilities to teach children how to play piano. While independent music and visual artist Amiya Velayo, who sings for and about children, expressed the importance of sharing her own time and that for her future child to help these underprivileged children.
They are some of the people who spent an entire morning with Virlanie Foundation's young beneficiaries on June 20, 2015 in Makati City, Philippines. They are busy, highly-creative, jet-setting individuals who are finding time to care for others by making helping not just a one-time activity, but a part of their hectic lifestyle. They have realized that a strong culture of caring is worth more than fame or money.
Virlanie Foundation, Inc., wishes to thank friends who supported the event: Paris Delice, Wasabi Warriors, Good Vibes PH, Glaiza of www.moomymusings.com, Shalene of www.purplepieces.com, Lani of www.kamikazeegirl.com and Red Bull Philippines.
Supporting Virlanie's #HelpOurBabies campaign
Last June 1, Virlanie launched a fundraising drive to raise support for its Babies and Toddlers Home, the residence for its child beneficiaries aged 0-5 years old. As part of the Foundation's strategy, Virlanie organized an open-house activity for bloggers, members of the media, and artists. The 3-hour event was made memorable with musical performances from the artists and Virlanie's very own French volunteers. The guests also picked books to read to the young listeners. And right before meal time, they spent some time outdoors playing with children.
Virlanie Foundation continues its call to support for #HelpOurBabies. This campaign will run until June 30, 2015 as it aims to gather more financial donations to help the Foundation continue its work with the babies and toddlers. All donations will go towards providing the children with three square meals a day, milk and snacks, healthcare, clothing, shelter and other basic needs. For details on how you can help, please visit www.virlanie.org/HelpOurBabiesVirlanie invites everyone to strengthen our culture of caring, not only raise money for its own programs, but to influence more people to make helping a part of their lifestyle.
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For more information, please get in touch with:
Ime Morales, Head of Communication
info@virlanie.org / 895 3460
VIRLANIE FOUNDATION, INC.
4055 Yague Street, Barangay Singkamas, Makati City, Philippines, 1204
Phone: +632 895 3460 | Fax: +632 895 5232
Email: info@virlanie.org
www.facebook.com/virlaniefoundation Twitter: @virlanie
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