Television’s longest running program is celebrating its 30th year in a special way by giving tribute to ordinary people whose deeds touch the world around them. Each deed may be quiet and small. But together, countless small actions can be likened to many lighted candles that can turn darkness to light. Each small and heartfelt action is like a seed that grows into a tree that bears many fruits. By showing the actions of ordinary heroes, Eat Bulaga hopes to influence positively the lives on millions of viewers.
Last Saturday, 14 November 2009, I am one of the 10 Eat Bulaga Heroes selected from various sectors and areas all over the Philippines. As 7th episode, a short documentary/tribute about my civic activities and my group, the T’nalak Youth Group was featured on primetime and national television.
Muli, salamat at sinamahan niyo po kaming humabi ng mga pangarap para sa edukasyon ng lahat na kabataan na gustong makapagtapos ng pag-aaral. Batid po naming wala pong mas matamis na tagumpay kung di ang ibahagi ito sa bawat nakiisa, sumuporta at umagapay sa ating munting hangaring na bigay katuparan ang mga pangarap ng mga matatalinong kabataan ngunit hindi kayang makapasok ng kolehiyo dahil sa kahirap.
Isang karangalan pong maging bahagi kayo ng aming adhikain at tagumpay
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