Kindness
“Kayo Naman!”: Recognizing HAPI-Alabang Volunteers
“KAYO NAMAN”: RECOGNIZING HAPI ALABANG VOLUNTEERS By: Glemir Sordilla “Volunteers are not paid not because they are worthless but because they are priceless,” this is a powerful quote that some of us might have encountered that tells us the true value of how vital volunteers are. It may be when they tirelessly […]
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Snack Packs for HAPI Juniors
Snack Packs for HAPI Jr. By: Angie Driskell The plans for HAPI Jr. had been laid out and scheduled for the rest of the year, but due to the constant changes in quarantine guidelines, it has been near impossible to continue as planned. This does not mean, however, that the children should suffer. Our first […]
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Volunteer Recognition for HAPI-Alabang
“KAYO NAMAN”: RECOGNIZING HAPI ALABANG VOLUNTEERS “Volunteers are not paid not because they are worthless but because they are priceless,” this is a powerful quote that some of us might have encountered that tells us the true value of how vital volunteers are. It may be when they tirelessly go from place to place or […]
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Bread Giving Drive by HAPI-Zambales
HAPI ZAMBALES STILL “BAKING” A DIFFERENCE “The sharing of food is like breaking a bread, it’s very symbolic” – Robert Irvine The success and achievements of HAPI Zambales were witnessed with their 6th wave of their Bread Giving Drive which took place last August 18, 2021, at San Marcelino District Hospital . This time with […]
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HAPI Kids, HAPI Jr. – Alabang Crash Course in COVID-19 Prevention
HAPI Kids, HAPI Jr. – Alabang Crash Course in COVID-19 Prevention by Angie Driskell It had been a goal of mine to visit HAPI Kids – Alabang and meet the coordinators, Jamie Del Rosario Martinez and Jhing Dedicatoria, since January 2020. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, this was not going to happen as I envisioned. […]
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Semper Gratus — Always Grateful
Semper Gratus — Always Grateful by Angelo Greñas Batangas The other day, I was going through a shit ton of old school papers and literary books that were long forgotten; left dusty, and unopened for years. You see, I have this one personal hobby that keeps me from buying my own smartphone — being […]
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Humannected: A World Without Strangers
Humannected: A World Without Strangers by Steven Cross Angeles City, Pampanga On August 22, 2020, we were approaching Zapote, Las Piñas going to Cavitex when we saw this big smoke and we knew that there’s a fire happening in that area. When we got near, I took a few pictures and posted it on my […]
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Amplifying Humanism Amid the Pandemic
Amplifying Humanism Amid the Pandemic by Javan Lev Poblador Dumaguete City The COVID-19 pandemic has rendered the world immobile. The poor and less privileged are even pushed further to a corner. Broken health care systems are exposed. And even bodies are piling up. The country and the world are at war for something we cannot […]
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Humanist Families in Distress: Coping Through This Pandemic Crisis
HUMANIST FAMILIES IN DISTRESS: Coping Through This Pandemic Crisis By: Michael Julian We are all caught unprepared when the pandemic reached our country. Overwhelmed with this new way of life we started living one day at a time. I have just finished my two weeks training from my new company as a medical representative specialist […]
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A Challenge to HAPI and its Humanistic Principles in These Trying Times
A Challenge to HAPI and its Humanistic Principles in These Trying Times Written by Alain Presillas Cebu City, Philippines April 29, 2020 The COVID19 crisis touched many aspects of HAPI as an organization — from its standing in HUMANIST ideals to its financial capacity to run a financial drive to fund outreaches, the possible legal walls that our volunteers need to face because of fear of violating quarantine […]
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