This year, we’re not only focused on nourishing bodies but also uplifting spirits through fun and games for young children. Our event will feature engaging activities and friendly competitions designed to bring joy and laughter to the little ones in our community. In this blog, we’ll highlight our mission to provide healthy meals, share heartwarming stories of hope, and detail the exciting games planned for the day. Together, let’s create unforgettable memories and make a lasting impact, one meal and one smile at a time!
We are excited to celebrate the success of our recent feeding program held at the Brgy. Bigaa Covered Court, made possible through the incredible support of Kapitana Rose Ann Voluntad, St. Joseph Parish Church, and the dedicated team at JCRZ Realty Management. This initiative brought together community members to provide nutritious meals for less fortunate children, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all.
We’ll highlight the collaboration that made this event a success, share uplifting stories from the day, and emphasize the power of community partnership in making a positive impact. Together, we’re nurturing both bodies and spirits!
With the help of JCRZ Realty Management, the program was able to provide a well-balanced meal consisting of rice, vegetables, proteins, and fruits, ensuring the children received the nutrition they need for healthy growth and development. In addition to the meal, the children participated in a variety of engaging activities including games, storytelling, and songs, which added to the excitement of the day.
On the same day, following the success at St. Joseph Parish Church, a second feeding program was organized at Brgy. Bigaa Covered Court, reaching 100 children from the community. This event was made possible through the close coordination with Kapitana Rose Ann Voluntad, whose leadership and support ensured that the program ran smoothly and efficiently.
With the combined efforts of JCRZ Realty Management, the parish volunteers, and the support of Kapitana Rose Ann Voluntad, the program was not only about feeding hungry stomachs but also uplifting spirits and fostering a sense of community.
Join The Discussion