It was a Saturday to remember for Alex, one of MR.DIY's employee volunteers. Alex has long been looking for an opportunity to teach young people.
For him, he finds fulfillment in watching his students understand and learn from their activities while forming a genuine connection with their “teacher of the day.”
Meanwhile, employee/volunteer Claire felt it was a gift to be able to participate in teaching the children. She witnessed their gratitude and selflessness, which reminded her to be grateful for all the blessings she has been given.
Like Alex and Claire, 16 employee volunteers from leading home improvement retailer MR.DIY teamed up with World Vision International to empower youth through the Brigada Pagbasa program held at Baseco Compound in Manila on Saturday, April 20th. I gave it.
As an integral part of MR.DIY's comprehensive corporate social responsibility program, Acts of Kindness (AOK), the partnership with World Vision emphasizes the importance of education in providing a bright future for children. recognizing. This commitment is rooted in one of AOK's core pillars: youth and education.
A total of 34 students from grades 4 to 7 at Benigno Aquino Elementary School participated in the program aimed at improving their literacy skills. These students have now completed all 16 sessions of the Brigada Pagbasa program and will be undergoing a post-test to assess their progress.
MR.DIY Philippines Deputy Marketing Director Charles Salesina once again emphasized the company's commitment to youth education.
He emphasized the enduring importance of education as an irreplaceable gift and promised that MR.DIY stands ready to improve students' understanding. He also emphasized the importance of reading as a basic skill for the future.
This collaboration between MR.DIY, World Vision and the Ministry of Education's Brigada Pagbasa is a beacon of hope, demonstrating the transformative power of community partnerships in building a brighter future for the next generation.