NEW YORK – The Philippine Consulate General New York is heartened by the response from both the . Filipino- and American communities in supporting efforts to provide aid and assistance to our kababayans affected by Typhoon Ondoy.



NEW YORK – The Philippine Consulate General New York is heartened by the response from both the . Filipino- and American communities in supporting efforts to provide aid and assistance to our kababayans affected by Typhoon Ondoy.
A. New York
NAFCON (Nat’l Alliance for Filipino Concerns)/SANDIWA Nat’l Alliance of Fil-Am Youth are now receiving relief donations (clothes, blankets, medical supplies, monetary). NY drop-off @ BAYANIHAN Filipino Community Center, 40-21 69th St. Woodside, NY 11377. Call (516)901-1832 or email sandiwa.national@gmail.com if you would like to help.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2009, Ayala Foundation USA (AF USA) will bring together some highly respected Filipino American entrepreneurs and business visionaries to share their story. Entitled Enterpreneurship & Philantrophy: Filipino American Profiles of Success, this exclusive business seminar rides on the success of a similar event held earlier this year in New York.
This special event is being held for the benefit of AF USA and the programs it supports in the Philippines. AF USA acts as a "Bridge of Hope across the Seas", linking Filipinos in the US to Filipinos in the motherland. Many Filipinos are eager to give back, to reach out and to help. But they often do not know how, what programs have shown impact on the ground and whom to trust.
FIVE young Filipino designers will show their creations in a two-week exhibit, “Manila/New York: Fashion Directions,” organized by Rene M. Tiongco at the Philippine Center, Fifth Avenue, New York City, September 28-October 9.
Contemporary designs using Philippine fabrics like jusi, sinamay, piña, abaca, hablon, and abel Iloco will be showcased. Noted designer Edgar Allan will exhibit a modern wedding gown in crushed jusi.
WESTMINSTER, CA—The Asian Pacific AIDS Intervention Team, Southern California’s largest provider of HIV/AIDS services to Asian and Pacific Islanders, celebrated its 10-year anniversary serving Orange County. . APAIT-OC acknowledged the need for culturally-sensitive programs, especially in the area of health for Asian and Pacific Islanders (API). APIs is a growing community in greater Orange County.
It would be incorrect to say APAIT-OC works alone. It is with the assistance of others that make services possible. For this reason, APAIT-OC recognized various individuals and organizations for their commitment.
THE Philippine-New York Junior Chamber (Jaycees), Inc. cordially invites everyone to three of their upcoming projects. These three projects highlight the variety in the programs run by the chapter for their members and for the community.
Career Management in Tough Economic Times —a free workshop on Sept. 22 presented by Caroline Ceniza-Levine of SixFigureStart. If you are looking to explore the possibilities in your career and mingle with other professionals, join the Jaycees in this interactive workshop and networking event at the MetLife Building on 1095 Avenue of the Americas. To register, go to http://bit.ly/sfs-metlife. You must pre-register in order to attend. Doors open at 6pm and the workshop will begin promptly at 6:30PM.
LAST July 27, 2009, the distinction of UNESCO Artist for Peace was given to the Philippine Madrigal Singers in recognition of their efforts to promote dialogue and understanding among peoples in Southeast Asia and their contribution to extend UNESCO’s message of peace and tolerance.
Named for two years, the Philippine Madrigal Singers are expected to bring their support to UNESCO programs on cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue. Koïchiro Matsuura, the Director-General of UNESCO, designated the Philippine Madrigal Singers as UNESCO Artist for Peace at a ceremony just before the group’s concert at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. The Philippine Madrigal Singers’ projects will include a series of concerts for Peace, a Sing for Peace festival and various choral singing classes, workshops and educational activities.
THE General de Jesus Academy, high school class of 1958 and the Isidorian group from San Isidro Nueva Ecija, will get together to launch Operation Eyesight 2010. The main goal is to provide reading glasses to our indigent kababayans and give them a free medical check-up. Pot-luck will be in Acampo, CA on Oct. 8, 2009
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