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The ULILA Foundation of Sir Joseph de Leon
Taking Care of the Poor Children in Zamboanga City and other Parts of the Philippines by collecting Relief Items and School Supplies in Japan where he is teaching since 2005, Giving great impact on the lives of the Japanese Donors and the Filipino Beneficiaries.
" Lets serve the unserved children no
 matter how  far we are from them".
Joseph de Leon-Founder of the ULILA Foundation.
OUR BENEFICIARIES:
(March -April 2008 Outreach mission beneficiaries' names were not listed/collected)
As of April 11, 2010: More than 70,500 relief items ( clothes & school supplies worth 14,100,000. Yen or 7,050,000. Pesos: 200 Yen or P100. each) were able to collect by the Founder in Japan and send them monthly in the Philippines for the indigent children through the help of Ms. Cristina Cortez (Payment of delivery fee from Japan to the Philippines). More than 5,500 indigent children in Sucat Paranaque (LUZON), Mayon St. Davao City (MINDANAO), Alaska Mambaling Cebu city (VISAYAS) and Zamboanga City (MINDANAO) were benefited from the missioFounder's inter- island outreach missions . Our next outreachn is on July-August, 2010.
" HELP US DELIVER THESE ITEMS TO THE PHILIPPINES: We need your donations". beneficiaries
(April 4, 2009 Outreach Mission at Gawad Kalinga children: Tulungatung Zamboanga City)
(Zone 2 Tulungatung , Zamboanga City)
(March 2009 : Labuan Zamboanga City)
Relief Goods for the Typhoon Victims in Manila Through Sagip Kapamilya and Cristina Cortez ( Foundation's Coordinator and Donor)
Christmas Party and Free English Class for Japanese Orphans, Moka City,JAPAN
Sir Joseph de Leon as Santa Claus Teacher.
OUR DONORS FROM JAPAN THROUGH THE FOUNDATION OF SIR JOSEPH DE LEON, AN OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKER (OFW).
MY JAPANESE STUDENTS LISTENING TO MY LIFE STORY AND AS I INTRODUCED
THE FOUNDATION TO THEM.
NOW, THEY ARE VERY EAGER TO DONATE THEIR CLOTHES AND SCHOOL ITEMS.
March 25-April 2, 2010 Outreach Mission:
BENEFICIARIES:
CADALAGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:
LABUAN DISTRICT ( Ms. Pearl Aca-ac-Head Teacher)
TOTAL: 335 Children
PRE-SCHOOLERS
1.kenneth G. Arconado
2.Norlie M. Carpio
3.Price Kyle Corbo
4..Alfred M. Punzalan
5.Jastine M. solano
6. Edlyn I. Bucoy
7.Princess I. Del Mundo
8.April Jane Rodriquez
9.Janice D.M Sotto
10. Expedito F. Bucoy
11.Lady Carol B. Liban
12.Kristine B. Liban
13.Celine E. Solis
14. Alexaander M. Solis
15.Kyla L. Mosqueda
16Precious B. Mallari
17.Corazon Mae G. Advincula
18.Joshau G. Bayot
19.Rafael S. Arcanada
20.Stephany N. Sarita
21. Rich Marie T. Callugada
22. Joseph M. Bentain
23. Julius Molina
24. Jasper D.S Espinosa
25 Mark Ryan Villaflores
GRADE 1
1. Abellon,Adrian, Tapang
2. Abellon,Sherwin, Francisco
3. Arcillas,Aris, Tinguha
4. Atilano, Arvin Jay, Manuel
5. Baretta, Jefrey, Salcedo
6. Barreta, Jericko, Salcedo
7. Bayot, Jhon Markleen, Daligdig
8. Bentain,Michael, Siason
9. Bernardo, Elixir, Dayot
10. Buenaflor , Israel John, Rubio
11. Calogada, Richbeam, Lopez
12. Chavez, Jomar, Rodriguez
13. Domingo, Junrick, Remoto
14. Flores, Edcel, Yap
15. Flores, Edgar,Yap
16. Gamino, Bryan, Bentain
17. Mosqueda, Lourence, Mallari
18. Ramirez, Mark, Mallari
19. Rivera, Japhet, Maghuyop
20. Salcedo, Nicko William, Resonable
21. Siason, Erwin, Tubilla
22. Siason, Joshua, Tubilla
23. Siason, Rico, Tubilla
24. Solis, Adrian,Sanson
25. Solis, Arjon, Mallari
26. Solis, Georgdan Rey,Reyes
27. Solis, Jean Clyde,Turtal
28. Solis, Nathaniel, Igno
29. Ventura , Jerry Mark, Rojas
30. Ventura , Arnold ,Torres
31. Villaflorez, John Ryan,Bentain
32. Abellon, Andrea Mae, Tapang
33. Antonio, Melanielle, Manuel
34. Beebe, Krizel, Solis
35. Bentain, Noralyn, Macabinguil
36. Bentain, Riza May, Mallari
37. Bucoy, Princessa, Enriquez
38. Custodio,Mary Mae,Dakil
39. Del Mundo, Divine Grace, Saycon
40. Gamino, Shirley, Bentain
41. Garcia, Curlette Ann, Garcia
42. Gerozaga, Jainel, Bazan
43. Mallari, Princess, Buscar
44. Mallari, Ana Marie, Siason
45. Mosqueda,Krizzel,Mallari
46. Ramirez,Ronalyn, Reyes
47. Santos ,Deseree, Bello
48. Santos , Joan, Mosqueda
49. Solis, Decerie Joy, Vinas
50. Solis,Mariebelle, Esteban
51. Ventura , Arlyn, Bazan
52. Ventura , Mary Joyce, Bazan
53. Ventura , Sheina Mae, Villanueva
54. Aballe, Nielson,Antonio
55. Advincula, John Michael, Gregorio
56. Basing, Jonathan,Delos Santos
57.Bernardo, Kelvin,Gilles
58. Bernardo, Josilito Jr., Dayot
59. Bernardo,Rody Mark John, Licito
60. Bucoy, Estiben, Mark,Francisco
61. Canones, Gene Carlo, Bernardo
62. Canones, Mikka Aaron,Legados
63. Ellomer, Guilmar,Atilano
64. Magno, Josar,Saquin
65. Mamaril, Jonard,Diaz
66. Ordaniza , Kent ,Antonio
67. Punzalan, Robert, Tan
68. Rodriguez, Grabiel,Aquino
69. Rojas, Rene,Canones
70. Salcedo, Jhon Jhon, Ventura
71. Solis, Angelo,Dian
72. Solis, Christian Jay,Delos Santos
73. Solis, Stephen James ,Bucoy
74. Sotto, Joseph, Jay , Del Mundo
75. Sotto, Joshua , Del Mundo
76. Tabat, Kim,Dacapio
77. Torribio,Chrisanto, Bucoy
78. Torribio, Chrisbert James,Bucoy
79. Villacin, Vincent, Ocampo
80. Villanueva, Archie, Cruz
81. Bayot, Jewel Geleen, Codera
82 Bentain,Reibie, Ramirez
83. Bernardo,Maryjane, Bentain
84. Clemente, Rosemarie, Rojas
85. Climaco, Cristel Jene,Ramirez
86. Cruz, Jennelyn,Nali
87. Delos , Reyes, Joy,Punzalan
88. Delos Reyes,Jamie, Elloreg
89. Enriquez, Angeline, Villa
90. Enriquez, Concepion,Gerozaga
91. Isidro, Riza Mae,Bucoy
92. Legaspi,Crytel Ann,Delos Santos
93. Molina, Joyce,Francisco
94. Ramirez,Ruby Rose, Molina
95. Reyes, Marymae, Atilano
96. Rivera, Joy, Solis
97. Santos , Jocelyn, Solis
98. Solis, Carmie Ann, Delos Santos
99. Solis, Cherry Ann,Delos Santos
100. Sotto, Joanna , Del Mundo
101. Torribio, Christina Marie, Bucoy
102. Ventura ,Jonacris, Bernardo
103. Ventura , Ramilyn, Nali
104. Villanueva, Chandra, Canones
GRADE II
1. Arconaa,Mark Anthony, Uba
2. Arconada, Rogen Rey, Uba
3. Atilano, Marvin, Manuel
4. Bentain, Jasper, Macabingcil
5. Biong, Christian, Rojas
6. Dela Serna, Herbert, Arong
7. Enriquez, Rigel, Daita
8. Francisco, Jayson, Buenaventura
9. Francisco, Mark Brian, Mallari
10. Mallari, Jomari, Bernardo
11. Manuel, Reynante, Antonio
12. Mendoza , Salvador , Dionaldo
13. Molina, Regie, Fernandez
14.Pernes Rizaldy, Escallente
15. Ramirez, Jomar, Molina
16. Reyes, William, Anastacio
17. Sano, Christian, Punzalan
18.Solis, Bryson, Esteban
19. Solis, Slashmer, Delos Reyes
20. Ventura , Allan, Villanueva
21. Ventura , Jay Marc, Mallari
22. Ventura , Alvin, Francisco
23. Alejandro, Recielyn, Reyes
24.Arcillas, Mary Rose, Lea
25. Bayot, Charizza, Daligdig
26.Bayot, Jailla Jean, Daligdig
27. Bentain, Jonabel, Benito
28. Bentain, Lina Grace, Enriquez
29.Bernardo, Ericel, Mallari
30.Boybanting, Crystal, Faye Roca
31.Bucoy, Jodelyn, Francisco
32. Casipong, Mary Jane, Montuno
33.Clemente, Jessica, Rojas
34.Clemente, Mildred, Rodriquez
35. Dagohoy, Jennifer, Albano
36.Dagohoy, Teffanie, Santos
37.Evangelista, Whinzel, Tadifa
38.Gutierez, Beverly, Flores
39. Isidro, Joana Jane, Albano
40. Mosqueda, Karen, Lacanelaosantos
41.Nobleza, Ailla Rica, Cominguez
42.Ramirez, Kristel Ann, Climaco
43.Reyes, Maribel, Anastacio
44.Rojas, Angelica, Rojas
45. Solis, Lovely,Dian
46. Valeriano, Mary Rose, Bucoy
GRADE III
1. Barreta, Jayson, Salcedo
2. Bentain, Aldrin, Enriquez
3. Bentain, Derick, Carpio
4. Bentain, Jonathan, Macabinguil
5. Bernardo,John Mark, Pansacala
6. Bernardo, Jhon Paul, Bucoy
7. Bernardo, Wilbert, Fernandez
8. Boybanting, Eugene, Roca
9. Bucoy, Jay em, Jose
10. Bucoy, Reymark, Solis
11. Climaco, Robin, Bucoy
12. Costanilla, Vincent, Parina
13. Dela Pena, Jespie, Isidro
14. Francisco, Ariel, Punzalan
15. Manalo, Joshua Vincent, Bejerano
16. Manalo, Rosher, Bejerano
17. Manuel, Althon, Mesa
18. Mendoza, Robelito, Dionaldo
19. Molina, Raymark, Fernandez
20. Nalda, Januard, Montuno
21. Noval, Jancen, Garcia
22.Rojas, Anthony, Paredes
23. Solis, Brian, Igno
24. Sotto, Jericho , Del Mundo
25. Ventura , James, Villanueva
26. Villaflores, Edgar, Alvarez
27. Villaflores, Edmar, Alvarez
28.Arcillas, Monet, Lea
29.Atilano, Jolina, Burias
30. Basco, Cladylin, Castillo
31. Bayot, Joshlyn , Del Rosario
32. Bayot, Jubilee, Manicad
33 .Bensoy, Leny, Bacason
34. Bentain, Glenda, Enriquez
35. Bentain, Shieralie, Ramirez
36. Carpio, Earlyn Rose, Morales
37. Climaco, Ria Ann, Bucoy
38. Costanilla, Jinky, Parina
39. Del Mundo, Katrine Mae, Saycon
40. Dela Pena, Christine, Rusiana
41. Divinagracia, Nica, Flores
42. Enriquez, Norlyn, Deita
43. Espinosa, Jade, Delos Santos
44. Fernandez, Kristine Camille, Delos Santos
45. Hugo, Judy Ann, Ventura
46. Lacastesantos, Judybelle, Bernardo
47. Leonardo, Perlita, Antonio
48. Mallari, Joy Ann, Rojas
49. Mallari, Plinky, Bucar
50. Mallari, Rosevie, Bernardo
51. Omongos, Glaizza Gay, Gilles
52. Panglilingan,Jealene, Ordaniza
53. Ramirez, Mary Ann, Molina
54. Rodriguez, Mary Grace,Aquino
55. Rojas, Lucel, Atilano
56. Santos ,Cheryle, Bello
57. Solis, Angelu, Sanson
58. Solis, RoseJoy, Esteban
GRADE IV
1. Alejandro, Jomar, Auxtero
2. Arcillas, John Mark, Lea
3. Bernardo, Kenbert, Gilles
4. Bernardo,Kenneth, Gilles
5. Biong, Ariston, Rojas
6. Castro, Joshua, Santos
7. Ellomer, Guilban, Atilano
8. Noval, Nico, Garcia
9. Pesca, John Ace,Aballe
10. Samsom, Jonathan,Cruz
11. Silva , Judah , Uba
12. Solis, John David, Olanga
13. Atilano,, Jocelyn, Bernardo
14. Barreta, Jesa, Salcedo
15. Beebe, Kojie, Solis
16. Carpio, Claire, Teodoro
17. Clemente, Emelyn, Rojas
18. Domingo, Dennie Ann, Cabaral
19. Enricoso, Ana, Bernardo
20. Enriquez, Gretchen,Dieta
21. Francisco, Jenny, Punzalan
22. Genturalez , Ariz Aika, Rosiana
23. Gerozaga, Efrelin,Bazan
24.Guarin, Lilly Ann, Siason
25. Mallari, Jolina, Rojas
26. Montealto, Melissa Mae, Climaco
27. Sangilan, Michelle, Atilano
28. solis, Berlie Joy, Vinas
GRADE V
1.Aballe, Gemini, Saavedra
2.Arcillas, Patrick ,Tinguha
3. Atilano, Ruel, Bernardo
4. Bentain, Arnold,Orso
5. Bentain, Jimmer, Enriquez
6. Bentain, Mark Jay, Benito
7.Boybanting , Garry, Roca
8. Canones, Garrick, Bernardo
9.Dela Pena, Christian, Rusiana
10.Ebarsabal, Joenar, Samson
11.Espinosa, Jomari, Delos Santos
12. Fernando, Julius, Mosqueda
13. Genturalez, Arvy Yan, Rusiana
14. Hugo, Marson, Ventura
15. Mosqueda, Jonard, Dela Serna
16. Ramirez, Edgar, Molina
17. Remedio, John Brix, Bentain
18.Rivera, Christian Jay, Maghuyop
19.Sano, Jopher, Punzalan
20. Villafores, Russel, Alvarez
21. Yap , Harold, Avotas
22. Beebe, Krisizia, Solis
23. Bentain, Ivy Rose, Orso
24. Carpio, Elain, Teodoro
25. Clemente,Abigail, Rodriguez
26. Fernando,Rovelyn, Mosqueda
27. Flores, Roselle , Mesa
28. Galong, Ella Marie, Lilia
29. Infante, Jerica,Mocoro
30. Mallari, Jasmin, Rojas
31. Mallari, Jiesel, Rojas
32. Mallari, Reynalyn, Bernardo
33. Palarca, Heidi, Solis
34. Pernes, Cris Ann, Escaliente
35. Pesca, Crizza Mae, Aballe
36. Pinantao, Analyn, Rodriguez,
37. Santos , Floramae, Bello
GRADE VI
1. Aborido, Ariel, Atilano
2. Adorable, Angelo, Delgado
3. Atilano, Ervin, Manuel
4. Bensoy, Leo, Bacason
5. Bentain, Joel , Macabinguil
6. Bentain, Jomar, Macabinguil
7. Bucoy, Michael John, Isidro
8. Catis, Ramchere Dan, Domingo
9. Costanilla, Bengie, Parina
10. Dagohoy, Catalino Jr., Albano
11. Dela Cruz, Jerry Mark, Caballero
12. Dela Serna, Harvy, Arong
13. De Leon,Mark Ryan, Flores
14. Delos Santos , Alvin , Custodio
15. Garcia, Krismel, Francisco
16. Guarin, Leisher Anthon, Siason
17. Hugo, Randy, Ventura
18. Mosqueda, Christian, Mallari
19. Ramirez, Elmer, Molina
20. Solis, George Jr., Reyes
21. Solis, Joemari Vinas
22. Bernardo, Lenie, Pansacala
23. Carpio, Neslie, Morales
24. Chavez, Jacqueline, Rodriguez
25. Custodio,Michelle, Daquel
26. Dela Pena,Mary Joy, Isidro
27. Dela Serna,Jenyvie, Arong
28. Estano,Kemberly, Bentain
29. Feliciano,Jollibee, Galan
30. Gerardo, Cristy, Domingo
31. Gutierrez, Abegail,Flores
32. Maraon, Ella Mae, Bentain
32. Maghuyop, Kiarra, Amor,Murillo
33. Molina, Marwa, Ajan
34. Montesino, Arlyn, Bentain
36. Paglilingan, Joime Ordaniza
37. Sumagaysay, Wendy, Enriquez
(OTHER CHILDREN 's NAME FROM OTHER SCHOOLS TO BE POSTED SOON)
7-day Semanasanta Outreach Mission
in the Philippines.
Note: Schedule and places may change as the need arise.
(Roundtrip Ticket Sponsored by: Ate Josie Nistal: Narita-Cebu and Vice-Versa)
(Other operational expenses to include local flights: My personal money)
(Relief Items and School Supplies: Donated by my Japanese pupils and Jap. Teachers)
March 25 (Thursday)
2:25 PM-Departs Narita Japan to Cebu City
6:50 PM: Arrives Mactan International Airport , Cebu City
7:30-8:00: Look for a place where to sleep and reserve ticket at PAL for March 26 flight.
8:30-9:30: House to House Outreach (Distribution of pencils /ballpens and clothes to poor children on the streets near the Airport of Cebu.
March 26 (Friday):
9:50 A.M : leaves Cebu to Zamboanga City
10:50 AM- Arrives Zamboanga City and look for place to sleep/stay. Call Reynan to reserve ticket for April 1 flight (Manila-Cebu): Buy ticket at Mindpro for March 30 and 31flights.
3:00 PM- Go to Fort Pilar: Call Cristina Cortez and Reynan and inform about change of sched.4:00 PM Talk to the Parish Priest of Tetuan to have outreach Mission on sunday at 5:00 PM
5:00 PM- Meet the Volunteers to plan for the packing of relief items; Inventory of stocked relief items6:00 PM: Get relief items from Our Coordinator in Pasonanca & bring to the packing area.
March 27 (Saturday):
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM- Packing of relief items
4:00 PM- Put all packed relief goods on a rented service
5:00 PM: get Banner from Gilbert Zamora (Donor: 090-65108748)
March 2８(Sunday): 8:00 -9:00: (meets Joy Remoto at Sta. Maria)
10:00 11:00 AM: Outreach Mission at ZCHS-Main's 100 poorest pupils.
(Coordinator: Ms. Margie de Leon & Julius Asuncion)
11:00-12:00 A.M. Tetuan Central School’s 100 poorest pupils
(Coordinator: School Principal Mr. Joel Marcos)
1:00-3:00 PM: Outreach at Mampang (50 children)
4:00-5:00 PM: Outreach Mission at Tetuan Catholic Church ( 500 children)
March 2９(Monday): 6:00 A.M.: Leaves Downtown area to Patalon Elem. School
8:00-8:45 :Patalon ES: 1,000 Pupils
9:30-10:00 : San Ramon ES: 279 pupils10:30-11:00: Talisayan ES: 700 pupils
11:30-12:00: Tulungatung ES: 400 pupils12:00-12:45: Lunch with my volunteers
1:00-2:00 (or earlier): Cadalagan ES : 347 pupils
2:30-3:00: Gawad Kalinga Center: Tulungatung, Z.C. 200 children
4:00: 6:00: On the spot search (house to house) for poorest family to receive 2 kgs. of rice each (50 Families:)
6:00-7:00 Preparation for the Outreach Mission in Davao City
(Smokey Mountain: with 200 poor children)
March 30 (Tuesday) :
11:30 A.M: Leaves Zamboanga City to Davao City
2:00-3:00: Outreach Mission in Davao City: (Smokey Mountain: with 200 poor children)
March 31 (Wednesday):
7:10 A.M: Leaves Davao City for Manila
9:00 A.M.: Arrives Manila and Meet Reynan Guerrero: Outreach Coordinator
11:00-12:00: Meet Ms. Cristina Cortez of Subarashi Cargo (Regular Sponsor of Monthly Delivery Fee of Relief Goods (Japan-Philippines)
1:00-2:00 PM Outreach Mission at Sucat Paranaque Day Care Center (100 Poor children)3:00-4:00 PM: Meeting with Ms. Cristina Cortez
4:00-6:00 PM: Go to Baclaran Church
April 1, 2010 (Thursday)
6:30 A.M. : Leaves Manila to Cebu City
9:00-10:00 A.M: 2nd Outreach Mission in Cebu City (100 poor elementary pupils)
April 2 (Friday):
7:45 A.M. Leaves Cebu for Japan
Summary of beneficiaries:March 2008 Outreach: 1,100 Pupils
March 25-April 2, 2010 Beneficiaries:Cebu City : 200 pupils
Zamboanga City: Tetuan Church: 500 children
Patalon Elementary School : 1,000 pupilsSan Ramon ES: 279 pupils
Talisayan ES: 700 pupils
Tulungatung ES: 300 pupilsCadalagan ES : 347 pupilsGawad Kalinga Center: Tulungatung, Z.C. 200 children
ZCHS-Main : 100 poorest childrenMampang: 100 children
Tetuan Central School: 100 poorest children
Davao City Smokey Mountain 100 indigent children
Sucat Paranaque,Manila 100 indigent children
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From Dec. 1, 2008 to March 2010: 4,026 Plus 1,100 = 5,126 children beneficiaries
LETS HELP THE ORPHAN AND POOR CHILDREN
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The ULILA Foundation of Sir Joseph de Leon
"Collection of Clothes and School Supplies in Japan for the Indigent Children in the Philippines".
"Help us in this cause to uplift the lives of the unserved children in the Philippines." "Lets make a difference in the lives of others no matterhow far we are."
JOSEPH DE LEON ( Zamboangueno: Zamboanga City, Philippines)
Overseas Filipino Worker in Japan (2005 to date)
VOLUNTARY DAILY COLLECTION OF RELIEF ITEMS & SCHOOL SUPPLIES HERE IN JAPAN.
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OUR DREAM PROJECT: To build a Learning Center for the Indigent Children in Lawingan, Labuan Zamboanga City . We need financial aid from you to help us make a difference in the lives of these children. Please help. As of Feb. 7, 2010, more than 54,500 assorted items were collected by the Founder since December 1, 2008 and more than 1,000 indigent children in Zamboanga City benefited from our outreach missions.Another outreach mission is scheduled this March and April, 2010.
This is the updated number of assorted relief items collected by me (Mr. Joseph de Leon 
here in Japan and sent them to my Hometown in Zamboanga City, Mindanao,Philippines and in Manila through the help of our Manila Coordinator Ms. Maria Cristina Dalusung-Cortez (Proprietress of Subarashi Cargo Philippines: www.subarashicargo.com). I send One Jumbo Box every month to the indigent children in the Philippines since Dec. 1, 2008.
The collection of relief items is done everyday by me and we need your help to pay the delivery fee from Japan to the Philippines worth 12,000. yen/ Jumbo Box. The Collected Items are stored in my apartment and these items will reach the indigent children early with your help in paying the delivery fee. Please click the "DONATE NOW" button on this page for cash donation details.
Collection for today: ( The data below is the number of items I collected for today, added to the above total since Dec. 1, 2008) (See Photo Gallery for donation pictures)
Dec. 1, 2008- February 3, 2010:
I collected 31,000 assorted relief and schools items from my foreign and Japanese friends, co-teachers, students and neighbors here in Japan. (see photos at the photo gallery)
February 4, 2010 (Thursday)
I collected 2,500 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of :
Akabane Elementary School, Japan (1,000 assorted relief and school items)
(see photo on our photo gallery)
February 5, 2010 (Friday):
I collected 2,500 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of :
Kokai Minami Elementary School, Japan (2,500 assorted relief and school items)
(see photo on our photo gallery)
February 6, 2010 (Saturday):
I collected 10,000 assorted school items (10 Post Office boxes) from the President of Ibaraki Kokusai Koryou Tanoshimu Kai Mr. Yasuyoshi "AraiSensei" Arai .These items where donated by the Japanese students of :
Tama Elementary School,Ibaraki Ken, Japan (1,000 pcs. assorted school items)
Oomura Elementary School, Ibaraki Ken, Japan (1,000 pcs assorted school items)
Oguri Elementary School, Ibaraki Ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Sekijo City Elementary School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Yoosau Elementary School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Chikusei Elementary School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Isa Elementary School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Oota Elementary School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Yagai School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
Ueno Elementary School, Ibaraki ken, Japan (1,000 pieces assorted school items)
February 7, 2010 (Sunday):
I collected 10,000 assorted Relief Items /clothes from my Japanese Landlord Mr. Kawasaki.
February 8, 2010 (Monday):
I collected 2,500 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of :
Ichikai Elementary School, Japan
(see photo on our photo gallery)
February 9, 2010 (Tuesday): I collected 1,000 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of : Ichikai Elementary School, Japan (see photo on our photo gallery)
February 12, 2010 (Friday): I collected 500 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of : Kokai Minami Elementary School, Japan (see photo on our photo gallery)
February 15, 2010 (Monday):
I collected 250 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of :
Akabane Elementary School, Japan
(see photo on our photo gallery)
February 16, 2010 (Tuesday):
I collected 500 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of :
Ichikai Elementary School, Japan
(see photo on our photo gallery)
February 16, 2010 (Tuesday): (1:00 PM)
I've send 2 Jumbo Boxes of relief clothes and school supplies to the Philippines.
Delivery fee of 24,000 Yen paid by the Junior Red Cross of Ichikai Elementary School, Japan
February 19, 2010 (Friday):
I collected 300 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of :
Kokai Minami Elementary School, Japan
(see photo on our photo gallery)
February 23, 2010 (Tuesday): I collected 2,500 assorted items from my co-teachers and Japanese students of : Ichikai Elementary School, Japan (see photo on our photo gallery) February 23, 2010 (Tuesday): (7:00 PM)
I've send 2 Jumbo Boxes of relief clothes and school supplies to the Philippines.
Delivery fee of 12,000 Yen paid by my Manila Coordinator Ms. Maria Cristina Dalusung-Cortez of Subarashi Cargo (www.subarashicargo.com)
If your are living in Japan, send your relief donations to the Founder:
Joseph S. de Leon
Tochigi ken Moka Shi Daimachi 2855 Kawasaki Jiutaku-3
Japan
Cellphone Number: 080-6744-3859
Email: josephsdeleon@yahoo.com
Cellphone Email: josephsensei@ezweb.ne.jp
In Manila:
Send to: Maria Cristina Dalusung-Cortez
In Zamboanga City:
Send to: Rosalino Arcillas
Lantawan Drive , Pasonanca Zamboanga City
The ULILA Foundation
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List of Barangays in the Philippines that we want to reach out for the indigent children.
| Posted on January 20, 2010 at 11:27 PM |
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These are the Barangays in the Philippines that we want to have our outreach missions to serve the indigent children. If you are from any of these barangays, please send us an email and photos of indigent children, explain to us the situation of indigent children in your barangay and how you can help us reach them.
http://www.zamboanga.com/barangay/barangay_body.html
1. Labuan, Zamboanga City. This is my birthplace and I spent 13 years of my life here (since birth to 13 years old: 1972-1985 where I finished my Elementary Education. Now I am coming back to help the poor children like me.)
I and my volunteers had our outreach mission here last March-April, 2009
Location of Labuan, Zamboanga City
Labuan is a coastal barangay and is about 36 kilometers from downtown Zamboanga City
Location: West Coast
History of Labuan, Zamboanga City
Barangay Labuan is a coastal Barangay 36 kilometers west of the commercial center of Zamboanga City. The place was used to be occupied only by the Subanen tribe, the “lumad” in Western Mindanao. Labuan’s name was taken from the Subanen word which meant “you fall there”.
Aside from the Subanens, indigenous people like the Tausugs, Samals and Chavacano also settled in Labauan. Intermarriage among these indigenous people encouraged them to stay permanently in this Barangay.
The Legend of Labuan”:
Long before Labuan got its name, the place was occupied only by the natives who were from the Subanen tribe. This tribe was headed by Timuway- the chieftain of the Suibanens. This chief used to sell their agricultural products in Zamboanga City by means of a “balsa” or raft. The agricultural produce included gabi, calabasa and banana. As they kept their trading activities with the people in the city, they were asked where the vegetables/produce came from. The chieftain answered in his language “ditto sug Labu an in bato rampoon.”
Another legend says that during one of the trading as the Subanens were loading their produce in the raft; some people saw them on the shores and shouted “Labu-an-dyon”, which is Subanen mean “you will fall there”.
Labu means ‘let it fall’. From the on, the place where the produce came from became known to be “Labuan.”
After many years of trading, the Subanens developed friendship with the Chavacanos from the city. Many thins were sold to the Chavacanos by the Subanens by trading only. Until such time, one day, a prominent Chavacano family traded the place of Labuan with a ‘native corn mill made of stone’. The prominent Chavacano family transferred to Labuan. The Subanens moved to another place to settle down once again.
article from the government of Zamboanga City
People of Labuan, Zamboanga City
According to the (2007 Census)
The Total Population: 10,418
Number of Household: 1,348
Local Government Unit LGU of Labuan, Zamboanga City
Elected Officers of Labuan for the term of 2007 - 2010 Punong Barangay:
Francisco S. Santos
Barangay Kagawad:
Ronaldo O. Maravilla
Eduardo M. Francisco
Jawadi S. Sarail
Segundo G. Sabran
Armando E. Saitas
Candido M. Biel Jr.
Catalina M. Tiu
Secretary: Merlinda T. Revillas
Treasurer: Asela H. Maravillas
SK Chairman:
Ron Carlo B. Maravilla
SK Kagawad:
Lovelyn N. Maravilla
Chantial C. Abdilla
Bernadine Claudette R. Biel
Regghie D. Cautivar
Marke Aide A. Balala
Nur-Ailyn J. Sarail
Jaber E. Joe
Businesses in Labuan, Zamboanga City
Arevalo's Farmhouse
Religions in Labuan, Zamboanga City
Labuan enjoys a diversity of Religion.
There are mosques
Catholic churches
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Parish
Labuan, Zamboanga City ( Founded: 1988)
Fr. Ricardo Borbajo - Parish Priest
Protestants
Schools in Labuan, Zamboanga City
Don Ramon Enriquez High School Alumni Association
Batches Graduated on the following years
Click on the Year 1970 * 1971 * 1972 * 1973 * 1974 * 1975 * 1976 * 1977 * 1978 * 1979 * 1980 * 1981 * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1985 * 1986 * 1987 * 1988 * 1989 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1995 * 1996 * 1997 * 1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2004 * 2005 * 2006 * 2007 * 2008 * 2009 * 2010 *
The Don_Ramon_Enriquez_High_School. Part of the National High School system
Labuan has a public Elementary School and a High School.
The Elementary school is headed by Quirico O. Duterte.
The High school is headed by Mr. Salihmatal H. Lagbas.
Labuan is the center of Education for all the Barangays listed below.
DISTRICT OF LABUAN ZAMBOANGA CITY, PHILIPPINES
Expedito G. Alvarez- Principal
Barangay Head of School Enrollment
Anuling Noemi N. Noble 300
Cadalagan Zosimo H. Ledesma Jr. 227
Camp Susana Rosalio B. Conturno 396
Labuan Quirico O. Duterte 1790
Latap Pilar M. Villanueva 407
Limpapa Teofilo B. Macapili 464
Mtn. View Marcellano P. Agustin Jr. 166
Pamucutan Saac D. Kamsa 275
Patalon Honesto D. Feliciano 737
Pole Diutay Josefina D. Villalobos 193
Pole Grande Romeo A. Santos 138
San Ramon Patria E. Agado 148
Sinubong Job Erico E. Aragon 300
Talisayan Sarah D. Artates 638
Economy of Labuan, Zamboanga City
Fish industry, Agal-Agal, Resorts
Natural Resources of Labuan, Zamboanga City
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Tourists Attractions of Labuan, Zamboanga City
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Fiestas and Traditions of Labuan, Zamboanga City
Fiesta is celebrated every 27th of November.
If I am the President of the Philippines...
| Posted on January 18, 2010 at 10:17 AM |
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WELCOME TO MY WORLD!!!
If I am the President of the Philippines, I will have one website featuring all the Barangays in the Philippines. All Barangay Officials' photos will be posted on that website and they must post all their projects in their Barangay. Each Barangay will have enough budget for livelihood programs so that the residents in that Barangay don't need to travel away from their family to look for job. The budget given to each Barangay will be posted on that website and Barangay Officials must post videos of their projects and the amount of each project and must post the available cash after their project. Job vacancies will also be posted there and residents of that Barangay will have the priority to be employed. Each Barangay must have at least one Department Store, Five drug stores, two public schools for the above average students ( may kaya sa buhay), one school for the indigent children ( free lunch, school supplies, and a livelihood opportunity) , One Sports Complex, One Church for each religion, One Blood Bank, One Hospital, One Police Station, One Park, One Convention Center, One to five Supermarkets, free internet connections for each household (isasama sa budget ng Barangay) for them to monitor the projects in their barangay and also post their problems in that website or the services they receive in that barangay. Each household will receive one sack of rice every month from the Barangay . Minimum salary for each ordinary employee will be P100. / hour or P800./day. Having a free rice for each family, Each Barangay will have one ricefield as a Barangay project and the harvest of this ricefield will be for the consumption of the constituents. The Mayors will supervise each Barangay in his City and must see to it that all households must receive the government services. Mayor's Budget will be for road construction in the city. Each Barangay will compete in the use of their natural resources to benefit their constituents. There will be an Annual Award for the Best Barangay of the Year on the basis of satisfied constituents.The Best Barangay will receive 1 Billion (From sponsors/Businessmen) additional budget to be used for their constituents. All the constituents of the Barangay will benefit from their price, with this, they will also exert effort to help their barangay since they feel their importance being part of the Government's cause for better Filipinos. The National officials like Congress and the Senate will focus on better laws for the people and must come up with initiatives on how to zero down our international debts.
Donations from other countries will be given to all the Barangays for their projects. Barangay Officials who fail to serve their constituents in the Barangay will face sanction.
If you are the President, what will you do?
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