Advocacy – curlydianne

Santé: Providing Job Opportunities Amid COVID-19

12 August, 202014 August, 2020 curlydianne 0 Comments COVID-19, Job opportunities this pandemic, Pandemic, Sante, Sante Barley

Santé

Samar 1st District Representative Edgar Mary Sarmiento Offers Solution to EDSA Traffic

4 January, 20204 January, 2020 curlydianne 0 Comments EDSA, EDSA Traffic Solution, House Transportation Committee Chair and Samar 1st District Representative Edgar Mary Sarmiento

“People who use the MRT can now have the option to ride the bus which will be also operated like

8th Years of Awesome Blogging Experience with Filipino Bloggers Network (FBN)

4 January, 20205 January, 2020 curlydianne 0 Comments blogging, Filipino Bloggers Network

For eight consecutive years, the Filipino Bloggers Network (FBN) hold its annual get together and this year it will be

#GladToGiveSmiles Family Fair: Smile Train Partners with Glad Philippines to Raise Awareness for Children with Clefts

25 November, 201925 November, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments Advocacy program for children with clefts, Chef Happy Ongpauco, Glad Philippines, https://www.facebook.com/SmileTrainPhilippines/, Smile Train, Smile Train Philippines, www.smiletrain.org

Last November 23, 2019 at the Alveo Corporate Office in Bonifacio Global City, the world’s leading cleft charity, Smile Train,

ART: Visual Arts Helping Hands Foundation Inc. Presents Chapter 2: The Empty Chair Project at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila

22 October, 201924 October, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments #MentalHealthPh, Alfredo and lsabel Aquilizan, Annie Cabigting, Antipas “Biboy” Delotavo, Bernie Pacquing, Charlie Co, Ciron Seiieres, Dexter Fernandez, Dino Gabito, Erwin Leaho, Gene Paul Martin, Gregory Halili, Guerrero “RG” Habulan, Jason Montinola, Jayson Cortez, Jim Orencio, Jose Tence “Bogie” Ruiz, Kawayan de Guia, Leeroy New, Leo Abaya, Louie Cordero, Luis Lorenzana, Luis Santos, Lynyrd Paras, Marc Aran Reyes, Marina Cruz, Nilo llarde, Nona Garcia, Pete Jimenez, Presents Chapter 2: The Empty Chair Project, Rando Onia, Raul Lebajo, Richard Quebral, Riel Hilario, Rodel Tapaya, Stanley Ruiz, VAHHFI, Valeria Cavestany, Visual Arts Helping Hands Foundation Inc., www.visualartshelpinghand.org

Visual Arts Helping Hands Foundation Inc. Presents Chapter 2: The Empty Chair Project at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila in

Anti-Dengue Drive launched in Partnership of Boysen, Quezon City Government and DepEd

10 September, 201910 September, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments Anti-Dengue campaign of Boysen, Boysen, Quezon City, Quezon City Government

Boysen Bug Off is a breakthrough anti-insect paint that can kill Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes, which are the

Paying it forward with ‘Green Energy’ Points

22 July, 201922 July, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments GCASH, GCASH Forest, Green Energy Points

They say when you do good, the favor comes right back. What if I told you the reward could return

Team Chinquapin from Ateneo De Manila University wins at the Go Green in the City 2019

21 July, 201926 July, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments Go Green in the City 2019, https://www.se.com/, Schneider Electric, Team Chinquapin

Last July 12, 2019 at De La Salle University – Manila, Schneider Electric, the leader in digital transformation of energy

SAFE STEPS KIDS: Programme to Educate Young Pinoys on Saving Lives During Emergencies Launch

5 July, 20195 July, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments Advocacy, Cartoon Network, Internation Federation of Red Cross, Philippine Red Cross, Prudence Foundation, Safe Steps Kids, The Powerpuff Girls, www.safestepskids.com

Today at Manila Ocean Park; in cooperation with Prudence Foundation, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Media Appreciation Lunch with Congressman Teodorico “Nonong” T. Haresco

26 June, 201918 July, 2019 curlydianne 0 Comments Congressman in Aklan, Congressman Teodorico “Nonong” T. Haresco, Nonong Haresco

Last June 18, 2019 at Dads, West Avenue Quezon City; Honorable Congressman Teodorico “Nonong” T. Haresco invited some bloggers and

← Previous