ΤΓΦ Triskelions’ in a Dynamic Enterprise

July 9, 2007

Middle East Triskelions; International Vision, Global Reach

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"Triskelion Qatar Blood Letting" Doha, Qatar. The members of Triskelion International-State of Qatar (TI-SoQ) on their own unselfish way donated blood during one of their group’s humanitarian activity. With more than 150 registered members, TI-SoQ vowed to continue conducting such activity to help those patients in need. Grand Triskelion Ed de la Cruz, headed the platoon of TI-SoQ members who trooped to the blood letting center to share part of them to the community. Aside from blood donation TI-SoQ members regularly visits the Filipina runaways temporarily sheltered at Philippine Overseas Labor Office-Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (POLO-OWWA) Center in Bin Omran. They provide food and essential items
needed by our kababayans who were not lucky enough to land a better employer or decent job. Recently the unified strength of TI-SoQ donated several boxes of relief goods to Guinobatan, Albay, one of the town hardest hit by typhoon Reming.

 

Kuwait. The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait received 8 units of laptop computers donated by Western Union (WU) in preparation for the succeeding Balik Aral Program spearheaded by Triskelion International-State of Kuwait (TI-SoK) council.
TI-SoK accomplished their annual Computer Literacy Program (CLP) in collaboration of the Philippine Embassy and WU on 2006 and 2007 first quarter and with almost a hundred students received certificate of recognition in various applications such as AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, PhotoshopCS and other related graphic software. TI-SoK is inspired more to stretch their knowledge, talents and skill in helping our fellow OFW using these new high end gears on their new laboratory room located at Philippine Embassy office in Jabriya, Kuwait.

http://www.arabtimesonline.com/pdf08/oct/6/page%2026.pdf

109th Philippine Independence Day
WikiPedia: Philippine Declaration of Independence

 

Abu Dhabi. UAE council celebrated it’s 2nd Anniversary in advance last June 11 participated by Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah chapters in full force and unity, with embracing the theme "Triskelions for Unity Towards Successful Humanitarian Missions". Triskelion International-United Arab Emirates (TI-UAE) council formally turned 2 years last June 16, 2007 as reported by Bro. Macky Macazo. http://www.triskelionuae.i8.com

 

Zinj, Bahrain. An amount of USD. 2,400.00 that has been allocated for the Tuloy Aral Program 2007 (4 student recipients for 6 school years in the Philippines) was turned-over to the POLO-OWWA of the Philippine Embassy on July 20, 2007.

The organizing council, TI-KoB expresses a profound gratitude to all sponsors, organizations, Filipino Restaurants, Flores De Mayo participants, and especially to Fr. Ding Camus who continuously supports the scholarship program of OWWA’s Tuloy Aral Program.

CEBARCO-Bahrain is also supporting an educational grant for qualified students coming from the poorest barangay in the Philippines. http://cebarcobahrainsp.com/completed_projects.asp

Riyadh, 1 March 2007—Triskelion Alumni Organization of the Tau Gamma Phi and Tau Gamma Sigma, Saudi Arabia chapter mounts the first Lion’s Cup Women’s Volleyball Tournament starting tomorrow here.

The opening ceremony of the two months tourney will be held at the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh at 2 p.m. According to the TAO President, Louie Montealegre, Ambassador Antonio Villamor is expected to attend the ceremony.

Montealegre said the tourney is the first project of the newly elected officers for the benefit of the victims of natural calamities and Bantay Bata 163 in the Philippines. “Any extra income of this tourney will go to the victims of natural calamities and Bantay Bata 163 in the Philippines,” he added

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=8&section=0&article=92953&d=1&m=3&y=2007
Lion’s Cup Women’s Volleyball Tourney Opens Tomorrow
Abdul Hannan Faisal Tago, Arab News

July 4, 2007

July 4th / ‘Thirteen’ to raise funds for the needy

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Filipino-American_Friendship_Day

Thirteen’ to raise fund for the needy A MAJOR fundraising event is being organised by the Filipino American Association Bahrain to be held next week.

The event, entitled Thirteen, will be held on July 13 at BJ’s, Al Bustan Hotel, Adliya, from 4pm to 9pm. Bands, including popular Filipino band Advent Call, and DJs will be entertaining guests at the party.

Tickets are BD3 and all are welcome. Contact, Alex on 39301578, or Scott on 39147940.

Proceeds will go towards Gawad Kalinga, a Filipino charity which aims to build 700,000 homes for the needy people before 2010 in the Philippines.

Gawad Kalinga (GK) in English means "to give care".

GK’s vision for the Philippines is a slum-free, squatter-free nation through a simple strategy of providing land for the landless, homes for the homeless, food for the hungry and as a result providing dignity and peace for every Filipino.

The Ancop Gawad Kalinga Bahrain and the Philippines Embassy have raised thousands of dinars to help build about 50 homes in the Philippines.

Next week’s charity event at BJ’s is sponsored by More International Calling Card and Don Vito CafŽ.

http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/arc_Articles.asp?Article=187457&Sn=BNEW&IssueID=30113

30th December 2006 Abante’s Focus In The Middle East Manama, Bahrain. The Tau Gamma Phi and Tau Gamma Sigma of the Triskelion International Kingdom of Bahrain, in cooperation with the Philippine Embassy and ANCOP-GK-Bahrain once again carried out a remarkable event for the benefit of Gawad Kalinga in the Philippines. The Pinoy Bands in Concert part 2 is a participation of nine different Filipino Bands from various hotels in the kingdom and two promising bands from a prominent Filipino school. http://triskelion.blogsome.com/2006/12/






















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