In helping others you don't have to have a huge amount of money, all it takes is small amount to keep the cause going. As for the HEROES PROJECT 10 Pesos is enough to support the cause of bringing kids to school for education. In my part, as a Mom and as previous benefactor of the same cause, it is a great honor to know that there are still groups raising awareness and helping educate the kids in need. 
This project is called the HEROES PROJECT, spearheaded by musician Mike Chan, along with his OPM friends brought together an advocacy that brings their passion and the mission to provide education to deserving students.
Joining the cause is very easy by just texting HEROES to 3456. The proceeds go directly to the partner schools of Heroes Project and will be divided equally among all the scholars of Heroes.
The project started with granting 20 scholarships to deserving students, then 40 in 2015, hopefully with everybody's help, they can send 80 kids to school by 2016, 160 scholars in 2017 and so on. According to them "Eventually, when we have enough Filipinos donating 10 pesos yearly, we will be able to send to school every Filipino that wants an education".

The people behind the project believes that "Education should be a right of every Filipino child and should not be denied just because their families lack funds and the government cannot yet effectively find a permanent solution to this problem. We do not need to wait for other countries or our government to help our youth. We can all do ourselves and all it takes is just P10 from each of us a year. Remember, if only 2% of the Filipino people will donate, we will already have succeeded for this year and can look forward to sending more and more kids to school every year!"
To raise the awareness of the cause, a free concert was conducted first in SM North Annex and later on in various locations which brings the best OPM artists to the stage to show support for Heroes Project. Bands like Hale, Mayonaise, Mojofly, Paraluman, MYMP, Mike Chan and the Anthems are some of the growing list of artists performing for Heroes Project.

Here are the Videos during Heroes Unite: Benefit Concert and Media Launch

Unexpected things happen in our life, just like what happened to me. I didn't expect it but it's flattering.

Every time I write a blog post of an event I really don't care much whether there are lots of people reading my blog or just quite a few but my intention is to let others read or see things how I see it. I didn't expect that some people are actually reading my blog. An evident of that is there are a handful of comments and I'm amazed. I even asked my husband, “how come that they can read my blogs.” So I'm just wondering and I didn't expect that there are readers who will give time to read my blogs.

Most of the blog posts that I feature are entertainment, next is food, and anything under the sun. Hahaha. Basically it is because I almost blog anything.

Well, there some comments that they like my blog and some are even asking for the schedule of some artist and how they can reach those artist that I have featured. I am very happy with these comments there were also some others who are just reading my blog because of their idols or favorite actors and actresses.

Last Month, a very unexpected personal message pop into my Facebook account. The message came from a lady and she said that she like reading my blog and she found out through my articles that I am a sponsored child before, without any hesitation she immediately ask me to join their activity with their sponsored children in an out of town setting, an advocacy, a campaign and a visit to one of the communities that they are sponsoring.

I am really happy for that instance, I am glad that she like my writings and wanted me to be part of the activity. I am so excited, because in my simple way and because of their invite I can give joy to those sponsored children.

I was once a sponsored child that had fulfilled a dream of finishing my studies and now I will give back the happiness to those sponsored children.

Just wait for my next post about my out of town advocacy.