By Howard Billy A. Bianan – BA ELS 4

Toys are a beloved part of childhood for many children around the world. Unfortunately, not all children have access to toys, and this can have a significant impact on their development and well-being. Providing children with toys, school supplies, and educational materials can make a significant difference in their lives by giving them the tools they need to learn and grow. It can help improve their educational outcomes and support their overall development.

By receiving toys, children can have a fun and enjoyable time while learning important skills like creativity, social interaction, and problem-solving. Additionally, providing school supplies such as notebooks, pens, and textbooks can give them the necessary tools to succeed in their academic pursuits.

Educational materials and other learning resources can also expand their knowledge and help them develop critical thinking skills. This can help them excel in their studies and become more informed individuals.

It’s encouraging to see organizations like the CPU Reform in partnership with other organizations and LGUs taking action to support children in SOS Children’s Village, Poblacion Ilaya, Zarraga, Iloilo. Programs like “Toys for A Cause” can make a positive impact on communities and help ensure that children have the resources they need to thrive.

By providing these resources, the Reform organization is helping to bridge the gap between children who may not have access to these materials due to financial constraints. This can help to promote equality and give every child an equal opportunity to succeed.

It’s important to continue supporting such initiatives and creating awareness about the importance of education and providing equal opportunities to all children, regardless of their background or circumstances. It’s important to invest in the education and development of our youth, as they are the future leaders of our society. Kudos to the reform organization for their efforts in making a positive impact on the lives of these 100 kids!

Special thanks to the following Organizations and LGUs who partnered with CPU Reform in making this possible:
• ISAT-U Laboratory School Student Council
• CPU-Province of Arts and Science Student Council
• CPU-Province of Education Student Council
• CPU-Medical Laboratory Science Society
• CPU-Business and Accountancy Student Council
• Koalisyon