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Summary: Give Love And Share Happiness

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“Give Love and Share Happiness” An early Christmas treat was conducted on December 16, 2017 at an orphanage named Bahay Sarnelli in Tangway, Lipa City. The event was carried out by the Grade 12 students from STEM - B of the Mabini Academy. We arrived in the orphanage a little late but that didn’t hinder the event that we have planned for the children. It was obvious that the children were shy but as soon as the program started, the shyness disappeared. The program officially started at 2 : 00 pm with an opening prayer followed by the welcoming remarks and the introduction right after. The children then mentioned their own talents. After that, an exercise was done to serve as the warm up for the upcoming games. The first one is the “Upo – Tayo” game which is rather confusing if you are a player. The second one is the trip to Jerusalem and followed by the egg catching contest that made a little mess and then the “putukan ng lobo” game. The children participated in the games and were given prices to the winners. We took a little “merienda break” and proceeded with the …show more content…

For the last part of our program, we gathered the kids for the gift giving part. Before we leave, we took pictures with the children. We bid farewell to them and gave our thanks to the owners and officiators of the orphanage. As for the event, I can say that it was a total success. The happiness in the face of the children was enough for us to make us happy. If given the opportunity, a second trip back to the orphanage is a good

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