Just as I was browsing my FB groups, I saw this particular blog entry from a co-runner which is known in the blog world as journeyingjames.
I clicked on the thumbnail and read his article about the plight of the aspiring young athletes who are, unfortunately, shoeless. Read it here: (shoes-sharing) Like him, I was touched by the story of the three girls who were sharing shoes to reach their dreams. Stories like this are not uncommon, however and we have known this for a fact since Milo started their campaign in giving out shoes to the thousands of schoolchildren around the country who didn't have any.
Milo has done their part for many years but still, there are MORE who are not yet catered by their generosity. And so, many more projects like this were launched out to the public to attend to those waiting needs of our inopportune countrymen. If you missed in participating at Milo Marathon this year (or did but wanting to help more), it's your time to shine with this project.
It may not be as big and popular as Milo's but it's definitely the same with its intentions.
Visit this links for more info:
It may not be as big and popular as Milo's but it's definitely the same with its intentions.
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| "Bilisan mo, pahiram ng sapatos. Eto na yung tsinelas." |
Visit this links for more info:
God bless!


