Last April 30, 2016, Sef Cadayona celebrated his birthday through a charity event with the members of Dumagat Tribe of Norzagaray, Bulacan.
It was a memorable day for both Sef and the Dumagat tribe as they had fun with the different activities prepared by the actor. As how a birthday should be celebrated, the guests had exciting games, a fun dance number, and of course, a gift giving session. One of the highlights of the party was Sef's special gift to the tribe: a water filtration system that has the capacity to convert deep-well water to a reservoir of clean and potable water. It was then followed by a live demonstration of the water filtration system by SPIN Project's founder, Frederick Epistola, together with Sef and the elders of the tribe.
SPIN Project is a non-governmental organization that aims to provide clean and potable drinking water to remote communities through a solar-powered water filtration system. Through SPIN Project's water filtration system, the tribe can now enjoy up to 2400 glasses of filtered drinking water with just minimal maintenance.
As the celebration culminates, Sef encouraged the students of the Dumagat tribe to reach for their dreams and not let their present financial situation hinder them from reaching their goals.
The group would like to extend their utmost appreciation to the people that made this charity event possible: Pink Women on Fire, SPIN Project, and Brother Martin of the Dumagat tribe.
It was a memorable day for both Sef and the Dumagat tribe as they had fun with the different activities prepared by the actor. As how a birthday should be celebrated, the guests had exciting games, a fun dance number, and of course, a gift giving session. One of the highlights of the party was Sef's special gift to the tribe: a water filtration system that has the capacity to convert deep-well water to a reservoir of clean and potable water. It was then followed by a live demonstration of the water filtration system by SPIN Project's founder, Frederick Epistola, together with Sef and the elders of the tribe.
SPIN Project is a non-governmental organization that aims to provide clean and potable drinking water to remote communities through a solar-powered water filtration system. Through SPIN Project's water filtration system, the tribe can now enjoy up to 2400 glasses of filtered drinking water with just minimal maintenance.
As the celebration culminates, Sef encouraged the students of the Dumagat tribe to reach for their dreams and not let their present financial situation hinder them from reaching their goals.
The group would like to extend their utmost appreciation to the people that made this charity event possible: Pink Women on Fire, SPIN Project, and Brother Martin of the Dumagat tribe.
Here are some highlights of the event:
Photo credits: GMA Artist Center
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