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March
2010
News
and Features
Benefit Night for
FAD
The
Security Bank Corp. and Pioneer Insurance and Surety Corp. present an evening
with Jon Santos in his popular stand-up comedy show entitled “Kuring, Gluring,
Syerrap at Dyuning: Election is Nearing (For Voter or for Worse)” at the
Teatrino (Promenade, Greenhills) on Feb. 24 and March 6 for the benefit of the
Foundation for Adolescent Development (FAD) Inc. Major sponsors are Rustan’s
Department Store, Stores Specialists Inc., Belo Medical Group, Directories
Philippines Corp. and Smart Communications.
Jon’s
tapestry of characters includes Aling Dioning, Kuring, Sherrap, Gluring and
Kris Anino. Will Mommy Dioning finally confront the below-the-blet issue
involving Manny and Krista? Will Kris Anino give NyoyNyoy a makeover? Hear out
the newlywed Kuring as she dishes out another double rated –K.
FAD
is a non-stock, not-for-profit, non-government organization established in 1988
by its founder, Aurora Silayan-Go. Its main thrust is Teen Value Formation, and
its central issues and concerns are self-esteem, parent-child relationships,
boy-girl relationships and sexuality. FAD is the pioneer behind Dial-A-Friend,
the first telephone hotline counseling for the youth and web-based counseling
called E-Mail-A-Friend. FAD is also the franchisor of the TeensHealthquarters,
a one-stop youth-friendly facility offering select medical,
information-education and counseling services in partnership with local
government units. Marikina City, Valenzuela City, Tarlac City, Quezon City,
Sagada in Mountain Province, Talibon and Ubay in the province of Bohol, Jasaan,
Opol and Tagoloan in Misamis Oriental, NGO Baguio Center for Young Adults, and
De La Salle Dasmariñas.
Board
of trustees are: Rina Silayan Go, Rosie D. Go, Teresa P. Sierra, Eduardo
Mendoza, Erlinda Bartolome; Lizette Cojuanco; Karen Santos; Araceli Gonzales
and Dr. Trinidad Osteria.
Source:
Philippine Daily Inquirere p. D4, February 19,2010
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