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Mondelez Philippines and World Vision share One Goal: Play for Joy

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Today, Mondelez Philippines and World Vision share One Goal and that is to make a difference.  One goal at a time, one child at a time and there would come a time that this one goal will make a difference for more than a million lives. One child’s life would affect not just one child but the life of the whole family of that child. 

Creating a brighter Christmas for a brighter tomorrow

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Belgian bag brand Kipling today joins forces with with World Vision to bring “A Brighter Christmas For A Brighter Tomorrow,” a program that aims to provide additional funds for the education of children under the care of the world renowned Christian development and advocacy organization. Held at the Society Lounge in Atrium Bldg, Makati City, the event was attended by media and bloggers.

HOLIDAY TREAT: THE SBC DREAM JOURNAL

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Today, one of the best things about Seattle ’s Best Coffee ’s holidays is the thrill of getting the SBC Dream Journal, a feature-laden organizer for the next year.

CAN WE COUNT ON YOU? World Vision Need You.

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One of the responsibilities of being a parent is sending your children to school. I’m doing everything in my power to make sure that they get the best education. I’m very lucky that I have the capacity to be able to send my children to the best school and they too have the qualities and talent to be able to qualify as scholars. I was invited yesterday to grace a very important event that could change the lives of over 2.7 million children, families and communities worldwide. World Visions “ COUNT ME IN! ” was held at Trinoma Activity Center. Child Sponsorhip Program was the main goal of the event. It aims to reach 11K beneficiaries for 2011. There’s a “Gallery Walk” that started at 10AM and other activities throughout the day. The concert starts at 6PM with World Vision celebrity friends Nikki Gil , Chris Tiu , Cristalle Belo , Julius and Tintin Babao , and many more. The event was open to everyone. Having my children as scholars made me realized that I should return the favo...