Bags with school supplies distributed to Aeta students at Clark site | Inquirer News

Bags with school supplies distributed to Aeta students at Clark site

/ 02:56 AM August 18, 2015

“BAGS of Hope” and exclusive apparel by Convergys debuted recently on the runway through the “Styled to Give” Fashion Show at SM City Clark.

Selected Convergys employees joined brand ambassadors Mark McMahon and Gabriel Samulde and actor Joseph Marco on the stage.

Highlight of the evening was the parade of Aeta students from Convergys Clark partner schools with their brand-new backpacks.

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Convergys, a customer management firm, donates a Bag of Hope in the name of every new employee to a student in a partner public school.

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The bag contains school supplies like pencils, erasers, sharpeners, crayons, pad paper and notebooks.

The company’s 60,000 employees may also donate Bags of Hope.

Director Rizalino Jose T. Rosales of the Department of Education Region III commended the campaign that supports the agency’s “mission to provide quality, equitable, culture-based and complete basic education to all our learners.”

Rosales said the “Give a Bag of Hope” program helps Filipino schoolchildren have a better chance at pursuing their education by addressing a major cause of school dropouts—lack of school supplies.

Earlier in the day, when Convergys Clark’s new site was inaugurated, employees distributed Bags of Hope to Aeta students of Nabuclod and Camachile Elementary Schools in Floridablanca, Pampanga province.

Convergys Clark site director Soc Bautista said employees volunteered in the Convergys Community Action Network to create a bigger impact in the places where they live and work.

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Watch Convergys’ #GiveaBagofHope on Youtube. Follow or like Convergys Phils on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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