Nearly one-third of Filipino children are deprived of health care, safe water, clean toilet facilities, decent shelter, nutritious food and education. And almost 4-million Filipino children are classified as out-of-school youth. Numerous reasons contributed to this prevalent problem like insufficient family income, child labor, teen marriage, illness, disability, inaccessibility to schools and high cost of education. Consequently, these factors inhibit the proper learning, development and value information of a child.
Robinsons Supermarket, Unilever Philippines and World Vision united together and launched the “Bags of Hope” campaign – which aims to help World Vision Kids with their education and their future.
Be a committed donor through your helpful choice by simply buying Bags of Hope Pack.
Buy – You can choose from purchasing 2 Lady’s Choice Mayonnaise, Ham or Bacon 470ml spreads.
Get- This purchase will automatically entitle you to receive a “collectible school bag” which comes in four designs
I got Captain America bag, so cute!
Donate – school supplies will be provided for World Vision Kids for their education.
Do you have a heart that can transform a child’s life? Make that helpful choice now!
Let us intervene and protect the children from further harm. Let us take them away from the streets, dumpsites, quarries, farmlands and construction site. Let us bring them back to school!
Let us intervene and protect the children from further harm. Let us take them away from the streets, dumpsites, quarries, farmlands and construction site. Let us bring them back to school!
Make your purchase meaningful! You have the ability to make an impact.
Share the Bags of Hope to a child and give that one child a chance in life!
| “Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness. Our prayer for every heart, the will to make it so.” World Vision is a Christian development, relief and advocacy organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities worldwide to reach their full potential by addressing the causes of poverty and injustice. |
