AMIDST the busy schedules of various Eagles Clubs, namely the Royal Knights Eagles Club, Puerto Golden Gateway Eagles Club, and East CDO Timbalo Eagles Club, the lead convenor gathered the pupils of Puerto Elementary School for a special gift-giving activity. 

This event also saw the participation of the Kiwanis Club of Golden CDO, led by Eagle Harold Santander, who is also a member of the Royal Knights Eagles Club. 

It was truly a heartwarming occasion as more than 500 students from Puerto Elementary School took part in the festivities. 

Kuya Philip Lloyd Anco, the president of East CDO Timbalo Eagles Club, was overwhelmed by the sheer joy reflected on the faces of the children when they received their early Christmas presents.

HEARTWARMING gift-giving event at Puerto Elementary School unites Eagles Clubs and Kiwanis Club. Photo shows Kiwanis Club of Golden CDO Harold Santander (at rostrum) who is also a member of the Royal Knights Eagles Club talking during the program. (Photo supplied)

Meanwhile, the Governor of NMR XII Bagwis Dos, Eagle Eric Daabay, expressed his commitment to adopt Puerto Elementary School alongside the aforementioned Eagles Clubs.

"The spirit of Christmas was truly felt among the teachers and kids, evident in the laughter and joy that filled the air," shared gov. Daabay. 

Daabay said that the event was nothing short of magical as it brought together different organizations, all with the common goal of spreading happiness and making the holiday season brighter for the young pupils of Puerto Elementary School. 

The Royal Knights Eagles Club, Puerto Golden Gateway Eagles Club, and East CDO Timbalo Eagles Club worked tirelessly to organize this gift-giving activity, ensuring that each child received a special present to cherish during the Christmas season, he said.

"The KI CLUB of Golden CDO, under the leadership of Kuya Harold, joined forces with the Eagles Clubs to make this event even more remarkable," Daabay stressed.

GIFT-GIVING EVENT was participated in by the KIWANIS Club of Golden CDO, led by Eagle Harold Santander, who is also a member of the Eagles Club. It was truly a heartwarming occasion as more than 500 students from Puerto Elementary School took part in the festivities. (Photo supplied)

Their dedication and commitment were evident in the smiles on the faces of the children who eagerly awaited their turn to receive their gifts, Daabay said. 

Seeing the students' excitement and gratitude was a humbling experience for Kuya Philip Lloyd Anco, as he witnessed firsthand the impact that such a simple act of kindness can have on the lives of these young individuals.

Not only did the Eagles Clubs and Kiwanis Club bring joy to the students, but they also left a lasting impression on the Governor of NMR XII Bagwis Dos, Eagle Eric Daabay. 

Appreciating the significance of education, Gov. Daabay pledged to adopt Puerto Elementary School. 

He said that through this partnership between the government and these organizations, they will work together to provide better resources and support for the students, ensuring a brighter future for them.

As the event concluded, the teachers and kids from Puerto Elementary School were filled with gratitude and a sense of togetherness. 

"The spirit of Christmas truly prevailed, as everyone present experienced the joy of giving and receiving," Daabay said. 

The gift-giving activity organized by the Eagles Clubs, alongside the participation of the Kiwanis Club, served as a reminder of the true meaning of the holiday season - compassion, kindness, and spreading happiness to those who need it most.

In the end, Daabay said that the success of event would not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of all the volunteers, organizers, and supporters involved. The Royal Knights Eagles Club, Puerto Golden Gateway Eagles Club, East CDO Timbalo Eagles Club, and KIWANIS CLUB of Golden CDO demonstrated the power of unity and generosity.

Their collaborative efforts will continue to make a positive impact on the lives of the students at Puerto Elementary School, not just during the Christmas season, but throughout the year, Daabay said.