PUB: The Urban Guide to Manila Living

Share

This holiday season, everyone gets to play Secret Santa with a deeply meaningful mission: To give the gift of hope to children fighting cancer.

Project Brave Kids is mounting a lifestyle bazaar at Frontera Verde, Pasig City on 29-30 November 2008, which will allow shoppers to act as the Santa Claus of children with cancer and their families.

Since the health condition of these kids will not allow them to visit the bazaar, they will not be able to personally meet their Santas—their identities will remain a secret. But one thing is for sure, their act of goodwill, even when done anonymously, will make a big difference, each contribution will go a long way.

Merchants are invited to sell anything from fashion accessories, gifts, food items, to home furniture and gadgets. For more details, please contact Project: Brave Kids at 706 28 40 or call Sigrid Perez at 0917 811 5437.

About Project: Brave Kids.

Project Brave Kids is a community of volunteers assisting children with cancer and their families in improving their quality of life by enhancing their social, emotional, spiritual and physical well-being. It currently supports children being treated at the Philippine Children’s Medical Center, located at Quezon Avenue corner Agham Road in Quezon City. Four core programs are being implemented in close coordination with the hospital administration and the Section of Hematology and Oncology of PCMC.

Related posts:

1. Big Blue Bazaar 2008 What: Big Blue Bazaar When: 22 – 23 November 2008...
2. It’s Fun to be a Kuya/Ate at Aklatang Pambata   It’s fun to be a Kuya or Ate once...
3. Holiday Bazaars 2006 The ShopCrazy blog has released a comprehensive list of bazaars...
4. Christmas Bazaar Guide 2005 The Christmas shopping craze has just begun. Extended mall hours,...
5. Rundown of Bazaars for November Here is a rundown of this month’s bazaars, courtesy of...

This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 at 11:20 pm and is filed under Shopping & Bazaars. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.