Daily Tribune‘With these campaign, the aim is to ignite the conversation, a narrative of change, where every participant becomes co-actor. The bowl not only fosters creativity but will also serve as a tangible commitment to filling them, ensuring that our children and farmers see a brighter, more secure tomorrows’
Photograph Courtesy of Save the Children Philippines/fb
A group called "Save the Children Philippines" launched a campaign "Pasko ay Tayo" aimed at spreading awareness and calling for action to the welfare of children this holiday season.
The official send-off ceremony was held at the iconic Manila City Hall Clock Tower and was meant to call on all people to join hands in making this holiday season not just a time for joy and celebration but also one of reflection and fulfillment.
The group said the campaign is meant to encourage everyone not just to think about food but also to look beyond distribution as a way to spread Christmas cheer and go "Beyond the Bowl" to break the web of factors contributing to hunger.
The bowl serves as a moving symbol of child hunger in our country.
"With these campaign, the aim is to ignite the conversation, a narrative of change, where every participant becomes co-actor. The bowl not only fosters creativity but will also serve as a tangible commitment to filling them, ensuring that our children and farmers see a brighter, more secure tomorrows," said Save the Children president Atty. Alberto Muyot.
Beyond the bowl offers an interactive experience, inviting guests to engage by inscribing their pledges and heartfelt messages into bowls to make a tangible commitment to eradicating child hunger.
