“When I see kids on the street with nothing to do, I know that as a future educator, I need to act. ADVERTISEMENTOn Wednesday, she was conferred the first-ever The One Philippines (TOP) Humanitarian Award. She will represent the country at The One International Humanitarian Award in Hong Kong, where she has a chance to take home another $100,000 (P5 million) in prizes. TOP, a subsidiary of The One International Humanitarian Award, was founded in 2017 by Hong Kong businessman and Rotary International member David Harilela. Over 30 awardees have been recognized worldwide, and $2 million (P104 million) has since been alotted to support various causes.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer May 03, 2018 08:03 UTC