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org Fall 2018 CFC#25431

A Victory for
Children’s Rights
'Rights-based'
education needed to
A
fter a French court acquitted a

protect children in
30-year old man of child rape
after he had sexual relations
with an 11-year old, the public was
outraged and rightly so. The judge
ruled that unless it could be proven
that he had used force or intimidation,
schools
it was not rape but sexual assault of a
child and he could be sentenced to a
much lesser penalty. Then in another
similar case, a 28-year-old man who
had sexually abused another 11-year-
old child was allowed to face the lesser
charge of sexual assault and not rape.
The public was again outraged and the
decision of the court was reversed and
he will face charges of rape- a small
victory to celebrate on International
Women’s Day.
The public outcry and the many
similar cases in past years have pushed
the French legislators to increase the
age of consent to 15. So any sexual act
with a minor 15 years of age and lower
will be considered rape. That is bad
news for the pedophiles and child rap- Filipino school children (Source: Wikimedia Commons/ US Navy)
ists.  The French legislators will also
enact strict laws to protect children DepEd Assistant Secretary Jose- Maribojoc said a “broader understand- she added.
and women from sexual harassment. phine Maribojoc says teaching chil- ing” of education is needed to ensure Maribojoc said a rights-based
In most jurisdictions the age of dren the universality of human rights the rights of children are always pro- approach will teach children skills
consent is between 14 and 17 years of will give them the skills needed to pro- tected. She added a "holistic approach" needed to protect themselves from vio-
age. In the Philippines, The “mini- tect themselves from violence and includes focus on teaching children lence and abuse. Moreover, it will also
mum age of sexual consent” is not abuse and seek help when needed the universality of human rights. teach students the skills needed to

clearly established. The Revised Penal
Code imposes maximum penalties for
sexual offenses when the victim is
under 12 years of age but imposes low-
er penalties for sexual offenses against
minors over twelve (12) years of age.
Thus, the Philippines has one of the
lowest minimum age established in
determining statutory sexual abuses
Continued next page
D
epartment of Education
Assistant Secretary Josephine
Maribojoc on Thursday,
August 23, said if children rights are to
be protected in schools, government
and school officials must understand
that rights to education are “much
more” than ensuring mere access to
schools or learning centers.
Speaking at the DepEd’s first
national summit on child protection,
“Much attention, energy, and
resources are devoted to protect and
promote the right to education, which
many understand in a rather limited
sense as a right of access to free basic
education,” she said.
“We need to espouse a broader
understanding of education rights to
include not only their right to educa-
tion, as commonly perceived, but also
their rights in education in schools,”
report abuse and seek professional help
when needed.
Help protect
children
According to Unicef Philippines
representative Lotta Sylwander, 3 in 5
children reported having experienced
some form of physical or emotional
abuse. Meanwhile, she said 1 in 5 chil-
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and Officers
online, they need help to be protected,” Sylwander
said.
Mona Lisa Yuchengco, Founder and Chair
Beyond providing access and quality of educa-
Carlos Y. Abaya tion, Marijoboc said a rights-based approach to edu-
Leopoldo R. Briones, Treasurer cation also includes the right to respect in learning
Teddy Diaz De Rivera, Secretary environments.
Shirley B. Dimapilis Part of this included fostering an environment
Dr. Edmundo B. Duldulao of respect free from discrimination, respect for pri-
J.D. Estella IV vacy, freedom of expression, religion, thoughts, and
James T. Lim, Executive Director EDUCATION RIGHTS. DepEd Assistant association.
Ben R. Olivas Secretary Josephine Marijoboc says education
Lyra Rufino-Maceda She also said ensuring children were in safe
rights mean much more than ensuring access to
Regina Manzana-Sawhney learning environments meant protecting children
learning environments. Photo by Rappler/Sofia
Elaine R. Serina, Ph.D. Tomacruz from all forms of violence, abuse, neglect or mal-
France M. Viana treatment as well as “proper administration of
Chonette Zagala dren reported having been sexually abused by some- school discipline consistent with the dignity of chil-
one they know. dren and all their rights.”n
Guinevere Olives, Office Manager
“Whether children are at home, in school, or First published in Rappler.com
Raymond Virata, Administrative Assistant

A Victory for... continued from page 1

Financial Statement
Philippine International Aid
Statement of Revenues
and Expenditures
For the year ended December 31, 2017
REVENUES
Fundraising Income $ 230,850
Campaign Contributions 24,472
Donations 37,762
Restricted Income 154,135
Investment Income 91
Other Revenue 139
Total Revenues $ 447,459
EXPENDITURES
Fundraising Expenses $ 101,471
Licenses 85
Utilities 2,498
Office Expenses 1,154
Professional Fees 13,400
Miscellaneous Fees 3,748
Total Expenditures $122,356
GRANTS DISBURSED $ 245,622
EXCESS OF REVENUES
OVER EXPENDITURES $ 69,668
Fund Balance 1/1/17 $ 390,045
(Note 1)
Fund Balance 12/31/17 $459,713
Note 1 – The amount of $51,480 is committed and considered
restricted.
Note 2 – The organization is incorporated in the State of
California. It enjoys Federal Tax Exempt status under Section
501(c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Tax I.D. Number
94-3008383.
committed against children.
In past years, child sexual offenders got their
way with children. Child sexual abuse was even
more common and never talked about, reported, or
penalized. Men were more abusive, dominant, and
powerful. Women and children were greatly exploit-
ed and abused at will and no recourse in those days
and even in many places up to the present. But
there has been an awakening to the criminal nature
of child sexual abuse and the harassment of women.
What was once tolerated or ignored is now a cause
of protest, outrage and action to stop it and strict
laws in most countries bring the perpetrators to jus-
tice.   eleven years old is a depravity covered by tradition
Until recently, institutional child sex abuse was
common, ignored and covered up as ‘dirty old men
having fun.’ Apathy and indifference to the idea of
childhood was common and children were seen as
the property of their parents and not having rights.
But the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
came into force on 2 September 1990 and it made
children’s rights paramount and new national laws
to protect them were enacted worldwide. The con-
vention declared a child to be anyone below 18
years of age.
There are associations trying to legalize sex
with children. The North American Man-Boy Lov-
ers Association is one of them (NAMBLA). It is
perhaps only in America where it is legal to promote
the practice of child abuse but not to engage in it.
Now the best picture of the Oscar Awards is the
Shape of Water that tells of a young woman having
sex with a water beast. It is described as a romance.
What kind of sexual misbehavior will be next
admired, promoted in movies, and even made legal?
At least, we ought to stop adults having sex with
little children whatever about the unfortunate
beasts.
But the rights and dignity of children is now
recognized and the acts of abuse are dealt with as
heinous crimes as they should be. Raising the age of
consent is a step forward. The human race is mak-
ing progress however slowly and much more has yet
to be done to reverse its deeply entrenched moral
corruption.
The age of sexual consent for very young chil-
dren was and still is a excuse for legal pedophilia.
Old men “marring young girls” some as young as
or cultural practice in some countries.
 How convenient for the pedophiles. The good
news is that the prevalence of child marriage has
fallen greatly in Asia in the past ten years, a recent
report says. Unicef reports that 25 million child
marriages were prevented in the last ten years world-
wide. As many as 12 million girls are married
worldwide every year. In India alone 1.5 million
girls are married before the age of 18 and from a
high of 47 percent of girls given in child marriage
ten years ago, today it is down to 27 percent, a big
decline. This is due to more education for girls who
now want to have a life of their own and due to the
public awareness that early marriage of children 
leads to health problems, a broken culture ,a loss of
childhood and a weaker  economy.  
The days of ignorance and indifference are
over. Protecting children by saving them from abus-
ers and human traffickers by campaigning for jus-
tice and healing for victims is what we must do. n
Written by Father Shay Cullen

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 Fundraisers 2018
PHOTO BY DJ RAMOS

PHOTO BY DJ RAMOS
Giving Hope to the Children 2017 with designer Oliver Tolentino

Golfing for the Children

PIA returned to Chardonnay Golf Club in American Canyon in Napa Valley, last June 23, 2018.
The event netted $8,857.

Giving Hope to the Children

D
uring its fashion show fundraiser last
November 19, 2017 at the Hyatt Embar-
cadero in San Francisco, PIA, together
with Wells Fargo, Cora and Pablo Tellez and Philip-
pine Airlines, brought in Hollywood fashion design-
er Oliver Tolentino. The event netted $114,000.
For 2018, Philippine designer Albert Andra-
da, who created the gown worn by Miss Universe
Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach in 2015, will highlight the
luncheon fashion show at the Hyatt Embarcade-
ro, San Francisco on November 18, 2018. This

PHOTO BY LENORE ESPANOLA

year's show will be hosted by Diane Dwyer-Sharp
and Lloyd LaCuesta. Sponsors are Cora Tellez
and Philippine Airlines.

Volunteers and players return to Chardonnay Golf Club in this year's event.

Padre Pio Pilgrimage

PIA celebrates the 50th Anniversary of St.
Padre Pio of Pietrelcina with a special pilgrimage
trip to Italy on September 17-27, 2018. The trip
includes visits to Turin, San Giovanni Rotondo,
Lanciano, Loreto, Assisi and Siena with Fr.
Michael Gazzingan. Pilgrims have an optional
post-tour to Florence, Venice and Padua from-
September 27 to October 1, 2018. The tour will
be managed by 206 Tours, Inc. n
This year's fashion show will feature designs by
Albert Andrada, who designed this barong on
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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Grants for 2018

The feeding program at Alay Kapwa Education Center ACAY Missions Philippines takes care of indigenous Aeta scholars.

Kalungan sa Er-Ma's 30th Anniversary Celebration at Manila Ocean Park

Davao School for the Blind scholars The T'Boli scholars of SIKAT playing checkers

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 Grants for 2018

Scholars of the "Off the Streets-Off to School" Program

Off the Streets – Off to School Scholarship Program

A total of 1,178 students were enrolled for the school year 2017-2018 in various public schools in
Metro Manila. The following have graduated from college:
1. Mark Anthony Abay - B.S Accountancy – Imus Institute
2. Regine Faye Abon – B.S. Information Technology – Bulacan State University
3. Kassandra Baliguat – B.S Culinary – Eulogio Amang Rodriguez Institute of Technology
4. Sheena Marie Bautista – B.S. Pharmacy – Our Lady of Fatima
5. Maica Bironia – B.S. Psychology – New Era University
6. Jeffrey Caño – B.S. Industrial Engineering – Polytechnic University of Q.C.
5. John Lloyd Cerujano – B.S. Information Technology – University Rizal System
6. Dannielou De Guzman – B.S Criminology – Universidad de Manila
7. Elaine Rose De Guzman – B.S. Marketing Management – Pamantasan Lungsod ng Pasig
8. Ruby Em Flores – B.S. Business Administration – Philippine Christian University
9. Bille Anreb Guzman – B.S Tourism – Univ. of Perpetual Help System Dalta
10. Mary Pauline Parducho – B.S. Banking & Finance - PUP
11. Shaira Quismundo – B.S Information Technology – Rizal Technological University
12. Mary Denise Rosales – B.S Psychology –Rizal Technological University
13. Jennifer Serrano – B.S. Food Technology – Universidad de Manila
14. Aimcate Tijol – B.S. Education – Eulogio Amang Rodriguez Institute of Science & Technology

I
n 2018, the PIA board approved to renew the following grants (for a description of each grant, please
visit: www.phil-aid.org):

Alay Kapwa Educational Foundation (Cavite and Cebu) - $12,000

ACAY Missions Philippines Inc. (Bataan and Manila) – $6,000
Bukid Kabataan Center (Cavite) - $9,000
Child Alert Mindanao (Davao) - $8,000
Davao School for the Blind - $4,000
ECPAT, Philippines (Manila) - $7,000
Kanlungan sa Er-Ma Ministry (Manila and Luzon) - $10,000
Katilingban Para sa Kalambuan, Inc. (Zamboanga) – $7,000
Open Heart Foundation Worldwide, Inc. (Manila) - $5,000
People’s Recovery, Educational, Developmental (PREDA) (Olongapo) - $5,000
Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish Preschool (Alabang) - $5,000
School of Indigenous Knowledge & Tradition (SIKAT) (South Cotabato) -$4,000
The Child's World - A Growing Center - $4,000
Richmond Area Multi-Services, Inc. (San Francisco) - $5,000

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PIA Thanks
List of 2017 Contributors
(based on payments received by December 31, 2017)

Guardian Angel George and Barbara Sycip

$20,000 and above
Ninong/Ninang
$10,000 - $19,999
Combined Federal Campaign
Teddy and Jeanine Diaz De Rivera
Tellez Family Foundation
The Joseph and Mercedes McMicking
Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mona Lisa Yuchengco
Community Backer
$5,000 - $9,999
206 Tours, Inc.
Virginia V. Camara
Lito and Polly Cortez
Sonia T. Delen
Maya Ong Escudero
Roderick C M. Hall
Emmanuel and Ma. Lourdes Maceda
John and Susan Ocampo
Ben and Rose Olivas
Cora M. Tellez
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Yourcause.com (AT&T, PG&E, Union
Bank, Chevron, Wells Fargo)
Annabelle Yuchengco
Benefactor
$3,000 - $4,999
Alex and Babsy Abela
Agnes Y. Alikpala, M.D.
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Benevity Community Impact Fund
(Google Match)
Glenn Espig
Imelda Leoncio
Zenaida Mallari
Consule H. McHugh
Ron Quibilan
Shilu Ramchand
Peter A. Tcherepnine
United Way
Steven Woo
Sponsor
$1,000 - $2,999
A&E Building Maintenance, Inc.
Carlo and Elizabeth Abaya
ABS-CBN International
Vincent and Maria Agbayani
ANX Home Healthcare
George and Frieda Baker
Sherri B. Burke
Renie and Josie Castaneda
Maryles V. Casto
Chevron Texaco
Antonia David-Wright
Evelyn Dilsaver
Shirley B. Dimapilis
Erlinda Dizon, M.D.
Donor Network West
Eliza D. Duerme
Dr. Edmundo and Tanya Duldulao
Jose D. Estella IV
Elizabeth J. Esteva
FACES West
Filipino American North American
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Organization Ronald Banks
Eric Joel Gatchalian Dalisay Blake
Edgar Gomez Paul and Lois Briones
Ghia Griarte Catherine Buan
Gareth and Ruth Hill Maria Angela Castro
Island Pacific Enterprises, Inc. Ann Bess Chanco
James and Maria Lim Armando and Esther Chavez
John Magbitang Cornelius Cu
Carlos and Charles Manese DAE Advertising
Maria Mangubat Manzel De La Cruz
Lourdes D. Martinez Patrick Edsell
Manuel Monzon Donald Ferrando
National Financial Services LLC Five J’s Sisters Inc.
Zinnia S. Orosa Flawless Faces Skin Care
Cris and Evelyn Raimundo Giggles and Grins Dental Care
Edwin Raquel Patricia A. Gonzalez
Elaine R. Serina, Ph.D Leslie Anne Guevarra
Eliseo and Norma Serina Joyce M. Ibardolasa
SJ Engineers IBM Employee Services Center
Rey and Lou Tancinco Sarah Jane Ilumin
Lili Tarachand Jewelmer Joallierie
The EACH Foundation Ken and Lupita Kashiwahara
The Tcherepnine Foundation Helena Leiner Katz
The William and Flora Hewlett Foun- Kubiertos LLC
dation Deborah D. Landstrass
Brian and Vicky Tierney Nate and Mary Lane
UBS Employee Giving Programs Felicidad G. Lao-Domingo, M.D.
United Way California Capital Region Ernie and Mila Llorente
University of San Francisco MC Business Development Corp.
Dr. Cesar and Suzette Veluz Evelyn Melone
Lea Ver Gloria Melone
Linda R. Victoire Byers Sarah Mendoza
Victor N. Villagracia Mike and Eva Monroe
Wells Fargo Community Support Cam- Katrina Montinola
paign Maximo and Patria Natividad
Priscilla Wolfe Mark and Imelda Oppenheim
Vicky Wong Rebarts Interiors
Ray B. Riess
Patron Marie Rivera-Yip
$500 - $999 Marissa Robbins Mizono
Peter and Arlene Rojo
Jose and Maria Albano
Pixie Rufino
America Online Giving Foundation
Maria Sabado
Wendy Andong
Mario A. Santos
Joseph Anonuevo
Regina M. Sawhney
Anne Hunt Archer
Seton Medical Center
Asian Pacific Fund
SF Peninsula Golf Association
Associated Students, U.C.
Sierra Zen
Daniel Ayala
James and Agnes Strandberg
Dado and Maria Banatao
Bernadette Borja Sy
Marissa Vargas
France M. Viana
Ma. Luisa S. Yujuico
Donor
$300 - $499
Col. Nestor and Rozanna Aliga
Dan and Maria Linda Altamirano
Oscar and Margarita Alvarado
Armando and Genie Partido Andres
Angelie Ang
Eliseo Argamaso
Arte Boutique
Auntie Em’s Fine Foods
Michael Balaoing
Nelson Barry III
Marie Bernardo
Bradley Bertalan
Bright Funds Foundation (Cisco Match)
Evangeline Canonizado Buell
Bunso Breads
Lucia C. Cabreros, M.D.
Frederic C. Calindas
Cenon and Mimi Carolino
Chef It Up 2 Go
Alexandria Christakos
Roberto A. Constantino
Gizelle Covarrubias
Sherida I. David
Antonio and Ligaya De La Cruz
Dan and Lydia De La Cruz
Delphi Consumer Insights
Adrian Diaz De Rivera
Noel Diaz De Rivera
Ignacio Donacel
Christina M. Dunham
Lilwyn Lucas Dyer
Marico and Fe Enriquez
William P. Fuller IV
Prudence Gaspar
Josephine J. Gerardo
Odette Go
Gr8 Care, Inc.
Agaton T. Gualberto, M.D.
D. T. Hand
Mary O’Connor Hauser
Stuart and Rhoda Hing
Edward and Nena Ick
Jade Chocolates
Neil and Yvonne Joson
Stephen Kech and Randy Ortega
Gail M. Kong
Kopolo California
Jose and Gorgonia Laguda
LBC Mundial Corporation
Martin and Grace Licuan
Tricia Lin
Eric and Aurora Linak
Rafael C. Lumanlan
Purisima Magdaraog
Michael Gil Magnaye
Sam and Maria Malasig
Juslyn Manalo
Maria Theresa S. Martinez
Marita Mayer
Carrick McLaughlin
Lorna Mello
Josefina R. Mendoza
Joan Mersch
Aleth Modena
Paul and Imelda Mueller Joanne Bayle Nilda Javier Estela Santa Maria
Leila L. Nachtigall Dolores Bernardo Gerald Jose Danilo Santiago, M.D.
Sarah Napolio Marilen Bernardo Carol Jue Shauna Santos Peterson
National Pension Consultants Patrick Boland Jessie Jurado Renato Santos
Maria Theresa Nava Books for the Barrios James and Leslie Kaji Richard and Maria Santos
Edward and Teresa Ng Richard Breneman Clarissa and Charles Kao Danny Saulog
Rona Nicolas Susan Brissenden-Smith Shavee Kapoor Danilo and Nylette Saulog
Ms. Teresa D. Ojeda Alexander M. Brown Lorelei Kawamoto Save A Tahanan, Inc.
Bulldog Coffee2SF Karen Lea Khu Akemi L. Schapira
Lourdes Olivares-Agcaoili, M.D.
Barbara K. Bundy Adam and Esther Kotowski Ma. Lourdes Scheerer, M.D.
Maria Luisa Osmena, M.D.
Margaret G. Burke Lloyd LaCuesta George Schuck
Leon Palad Louie and Jeanalyn Cabrera Mar Lagat Ana Segovia
Francisco Garcia Pardo Peter Cajator Isagani F. Laguisma SF-Manila Sister City Committee
Patio Filipino Joseph Callao Remy Lahrman Daphne Leah Sison
Philippine News Miguel Camitos Lester and Tess Lamug Patricia Sison
Susan Po Rufino Benito and Ofelia Capuyan Jon and Carla Lanuza Ramona Smalley
Gary Resurreccion Johanna Cardenas Eileen Laurena Maria Solleza
Lourdes F. Rius Xenon Carlos Pilar Lazaro Ken Souttaphonh
Rosario Rodolfo Charina Carrera Phil Le SSHV Community
Daisy Rodriguez Nanette Cartago Liang Enterprises St. Francis Square Co. Ltd.
Adolph and Normita Roldan Ramon and Marissa Catbagan Edward Libunao Lada Stankovic
Michael and Agnes Rosales Jeanifer L. Centeno-Grullon Antonio Limgenco Robert Stevens
Britta Rosenthal Christine Chen Angelita Louie Teresita Stevens
Marylou Salcedo and Malou Babilonia Mary Ann child William D. Lubert, M.D. Fernando Sucgang
Laarni San Juan Joseph and Celeste Chow Luvican, Inc. Irene Tekawa
Evangeline Santos Rene P. Ciria Cruz Benjie Madlanbayan Joshua and Pauli Ann Thomson
Margaret Cobb Dodjie Madlanbayan Michelle Tintigan
Brenda Valencia Simson
Erica Cortez Mike Magdayag Rochelle Tintigan
Edmundo and Brigida Somoza
Jess Cortez Patricia S. Makalintal Arian Tirtarahardja
Carissa Suarez Therese Cu Unjieng Makena Leadership Group Julina Togonon
Kareem Suratos Fr. Rey Culaba Abel Manalo Travelfast International
Eutiquio and Gidelda Tan Jose Cumagun Noli Manalo Alisa Tsu
Tancinco Law Offices Leo De Asis Valentino Mandapat Maria Urquhart
Conchita Lopez Taylor Emil A. De Guzman Marlene P. Marin Melanie Vaccarezza
Rosalina Tecson Winifredo De Leon Maria B. Marsella Robert Vasquez
Elvira Teodoro Hannah De Los Santos Estela C. Matriano Josefino Villanueva
The Coffee Adventure Company Genevieve Dee Elsie McAteer Jeanette Vives
Agnes C. Torres Tony Dee Diana McCarty Milagros R. Vizcarra
Frank Tortorice, M.D. Honor and Evangeline Del Castillo Terry McGee Ethel A. Ward
Robert Troutman and Alejandro Diesta Arsenio Del Rosario Genaro Mempin Chloe-Colin Wolfert
Truist Elias De La Cruz Christina Meyers Kristian Wong
Lorenzo Ursua Rey De La Cruz John S. Mina Jan Yanehiro
Angela M. Watts Bert De La Rama Paul Moralejo Jeremy Yu
Karen S. Webb Harold and Rozann Densmore Honesto and Corazon Morales Kathleen Yulo
William Diapoulos Freda Motak Jesus Zapanta
Weddings and Dreams
Alejandro Alvarado Diesta Jennifer Navasero Michael Zozobrado
Yap Living Trust
Luis and Nelieta Diguangco Gemma Nemenzo
Alexander and Cristina Yap
Julia Theresa Yap
Roberto Dino Romivay Nubla Friend
Romilee Perdon Dougherty Catherine Oledan
Celine L. Young Below $100
Kent Christal Doyle Jason Oledan Michelle Ajuria
Katherine Dulany Jasmine Ongsiako Carolyn Barbee
Supporter Ramon Dumancas Cristina Osmena Bay by Brooklyn
$100 - $299 Melinda M. Dy Marissa Otto Wade Bruffey
Joy Abad Elaine Elinson Deborah G. Ouyang Hanming Chen
Antonio Abarquez Juannie Eng Consuelo F. Pallas Robert and Martha Crosby
Raymond Abaya Carmen F. Esteva Ralph Panganiban + Alan De Guzman
Vanessa Abunto Rosemarie Fernandez Robert and Elizabeth Panlasigue Rich De Leon
Academy of Martial Arts Shotokan, Inc. Wilma Ferrer Mario Panoringan Marc Descollonges
Carmencita A. Agcaoili Filipina Women’s Network Salvador F. Partible De Lila Donovan
Marian Alabanza Therese H. Finnegan Concepcion S. Peterson C. Doyle
Fr. Arturo L. Albano Glenda Galvan Philippine American Press Club-USA Nina R. Estella
Jose Mari Albero Corinna A. Gamez, M.D. Edward and Lydia Pomposo Mindy Fong
Ana and Cesar Alegria Carol Gancia Kevin Pon Jerome Franz
Natalie Aliga Elmer and Evelyn Garcia Eric Quema Czarina Good
Marianne Almajose Carmelita Garner Bennie Lou M. Quevedo Burris Jeanette Karthaus
Rosita Almario Philip Gin Ronald Quidachay Kathleen Kenny
James and Patricia Altman Marsha C. Golangco Pacifico Quimson Eleanor Lasola
Lisa Alumkal Charlie and Nora Gonzales Letty Quizon Melissa Li
Amazon Smile Chris Gonzalez Maria Raimundo Tony Loiacono
Maria Amora Terrence and Bonnie Gosliner Gina Rawson Claire Louie
Rosario B. Angeles L.J. and P.S. Gotuaco Ronald Riego De Dios Tina Maynigo
Bruce and Alva Appel Frances Griarte Enrico and Flora Rivera Orlando Mayor
Enrique and Titania Araneta Andrea Gruner Virginia Rivera Roslyn Moya
Azucena L. Arguelles, M.D. Rene and Lourdes Gube Bess T. Roces Peter Murray
Norman Arriola Joyce Gutierrez Rodel and Edna Rodis Shridharan Muthu
Sisenando Arroyo Hillborough Manor Louis T. Rodrigo Jonathan Nazareno
Jaime Ramon and Maria Cecilia Ascalon Nathalia C. Hizon Patrick Rodriguez Lilibeth Occena
Rob and Melody Auslander Bito Hortaleza Judith Romanenkov Sini Reponen
Avenida International Consultants Julieta Hudson Maria T, Roque Becky San Diego
Christine Ayroso Marissa Imperial Amanda Rosales Target Corporation
Trinidad Balbuena, M.D. Zenaida P. Inigo Joe Rosquites John and Nilda Timbs
Marikhmer Bamba J. Maliksi & Associates Moises Salazar Tessie Evelyn Velicaria
Duarte Batista Jessica Jane William Sales Calvin Woonn
Gener Bautista Jennifer Jarasa Inez F. Sandejas
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