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Cebuana Lhuillier Foundation, Inc. (CLFI) has partnered with the Department of Education (DepEd) for the first-ever National Alternative Learning System Teachers’ Achievement Recognition (NALSTAR) which honors and recognizes exemplary Alternative Learning System (ALS) teachers.

Spike Brain Booster is a dietary supplement that is specially formulated to boost mental and physical energy.

Millennials like to do things in their own way. Unlike the generations before them, these passionate young adults do not follow a specific formula for their lifestyles. They are spontaneous, excited, and always going against the flow in search of experiences that will make their lives worth living.

Teresa Gumap-as Dumadag’s “From Career Woman to SAHM, WAHM then Businessmom: Lessons from My Transitions” narrates a story that most 9-5 office workers can relate to — the desire to break free from the tiring and hectic rat race, the search for income streams beyond the monthly paycheck, and the aspiration of doing things on one’s own terms and pace.

The announcement of the list of both regular and special non-working holidays is one of the much-awaited presidential proclamations in the Philippines.

Lazada, the country’s leading online shopping and selling destination launched its biggest series of Flash Sales today, August 15, dubbed as “Wild Wednesday.” With big discounts of up to 88%, these deals will be spread out among three Flash Sales which will happen this morning, later at noon, and tonight.

Even the world’s top leadership coach admits he needs a helping hand to navigate through life and the decisions he has to make. And that’s perfectly okay.

Jollibee Kiddie Meal Toys –Teen Titans Go! To the Movies brings awesome superhero adventures to young children. Jolly kids can join forces with Robin, Beast Boy, Raven, Cyborg, and Starfire to fight crime and save the day.

Coca-Cola Philippines, a staunch supporter of youth empowerment, recently joined more than 7,000 members of the Youth for United World for GenFest 2018. The Youth for United World is a global organization that originated from the Focolari Movement in Italy in 1943 and aspires to develop the youth into stewards of the planet . Coca-Cola and Youth for United World join forces in clean-up drive for Manila Bay About Genfest 2018 GenFest 2018 is an event composed of various activities and advocacies that, as the saying goes, “bring back our faith in humanity.”  The event is known for espousing societal consciousness among its participants; encouraging them to be mindful of the impact of their actions on the communities where they live, their families, and the environment. Samantha Sanchez, Coca-Cola Philippines Public Affairs and Communications Manager said, “The youth of today are the future stewards of the...

Grab and GetGo Rewards, Cebu Pacific’s lifestyle rewards program, recently announced a partnership that will thrill travel enthusiasts, especially those who are frequent users of the Grab service. How to earn GetGo points for free flights using the Grab app Conversion from GrabRewards points to GetGo points  Since August 3, 2018, Grab customers can already convert their GrabRewards points to GetGo points. GetGo members will receive 100 and 500 points, respectively, for as low as 1000 and 4,500 GrabRewards points. These can then be redeemed for free flights to a Cebu Pacific destination of their choice.   To further illustrate Required GrabRewards Points = 1000; Equivalent GetGo points = 100  Required GrabRewards Points = 4500; Equivalent GetGo points = 500  Theresa Busmente, Grab Philippines’Head of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, said, “Knowing that traveling is an important aspect of every Filipino’s lifestyle, we are excited to partner with GetGo...

Chooks-to-Go, the leading roasted chicken chain in the country recently announced the nine winners of Chooks-to-Riches, its ongoing nationwide promo. They are John Jervie Dee of Misamis Oriental, Emanuel Moreto of Leyte, Angelica Olinares of Negros Occidental, David Villanueva of Bicol, Leslie Naval of Malabon, Antonio Tiu of Tacloban, Emmanuel Asuncion of Bulacan, Ma. Elena Biyo of Iloilo, and Cecile Senining of Cebu. Each received PhP 100,000 pesos in cash, tax-free.