Good Work That Comes Back 🌱
Hello Hilom Fam!👋 Happy Friday! Some good work is loud and immediate. Other kinds return year after year, one volunteer, one seedling, and one small act at a time. Today, we meet young advocates building kinder communities and volunteers keeping a long promise to Mt. Banahaw.
Article 1 Community
Young People Turning Advocacy Into Everyday Action
Founded by sisters Tasha and Bella Tanjutco, Kids for Kids PH has grown into a community of more than 1,000 volunteers. Through projects for children,…
Founded by sisters Tasha and Bella Tanjutco, Kids for Kids PH has grown into a community of more than 1,000 volunteers. Through projects for children, education, the environment, and community support, the group shows that advocacy can begin with something ordinary: a cleanup, a donation drive, a garden, or a circle of friends willing to help.
Article 2 Nature
Five Years of Returning to Mt. Banahaw
After a forest fire damaged part of Mt. Banahaw, volunteers began a restoration effort that grew into a 10-year commitment. Now in its fifth year, the Kaloob…
After a forest fire damaged part of Mt. Banahaw, volunteers began a restoration effort that grew into a 10-year commitment. Now in its fifth year, the Kaloob na BANAHAW project brought volunteers back to plant 300 narra seedlings, support forest rangers, and continue caring for trees planted in earlier years. The real work is not only planting. It is returning.
May we find one good thing worth showing up for again and again. 💛