Birthday Celebration of Ms. Rhodora Romero
Nel Matias • September 14, 2023
IN PHOTOS| Birthday Party at CCVFI
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Birthday Party celebration of Ms. Rhodora Romero together with the CCV children (September 10, 2023)
Thank you for celebrating your birthday with us!
Our heartfelt thank you to the following generous people/organization for their in kind donation for the month of May 2024:
For this LOVE month, we hope that you will open your hearts and make monetary donations towards the daily care and needs of 72 children with physical and mental challenges currently residing in the village.
All donations will be tallied at the end of the month. The donor with the highest cumulative donation for the month will enjoy a fine dining experience for two at Antonio’s Fine Dining. The recipient will be notified by email with dining details.
All donations must be deposited or transferred to the following account:
BPI Tagaytay
Account Name: Chosen Children Village Foundation, Inc.
Account Number: 0973-1922-48
Kindly email a copy of your deposit slip/fund transfer to admin@chosenchildrenfoundation.com for confirmation and issuance of Official Receipt.
On June 27, 2020, the Mapanao Family launched “Vernissage,” a photography exhibition featuring the works of Bryan Rigg at their coffee shop, Viverra Coffee, in Geneva, Switzerland. All the proceeds of this showcase will benefit the Chosen Children Village Foundation, Inc. (CCV), an orphanage for disabled children in the Philippines.
The opening was attended by members of the local community, including Ambassador Evan Garcia.
Rigg is one of the members of the CCV Board of Trustees. His photographs feature the natural landscape of the Philippines as well as abstract subjects. One of his most popular prints is called “Water Lillies.” The photographs can also be printed as postcards, which buyers can give to their friends.
Chosen Children Village is a haven for abandoned, neglected, and surrendered children with physical and mental disabilities. It has been badly affected by the eruption of the Taal Volcano (a mere 8 kilometers away from the village) last January 12th. And although it remains free of the COVI