Thank You Very Much!





Maraming salamat po!

We were so overwhelmed with your show of love for The Love Yourself Project. It was great seeing the enthusiastic crowd at SM Megamall Cinema 9 last August 23, 2011. The two films were very well received, glad to have featured these two great movies from filmmakers who believe in our cause.


We would like to thank the following event sponsors: Garage Magazine, Bed Manila, Moonleaf, Brian Cua, Maroy Lamigo, V-Factor, and Chef Joerksen Catering Services. Also, our partners and friends in the advocacy: Woodwater Center for Healing, Take the Test, AIDS Society of the Philippines, Yoga for Life, YAFA, Ladlad, The Library Foundation, Akbayan, and Risa Hontiveros & company.

We are now accepting more volunteers -- those who would like to join our efforts in stopping the spread of HIV in the Philippines through counseling and education, please register here.


Comments

  1. elmerlovesoreoAugust 25, 2011 at 7:30 AM

    Congratulations on your very successful film screening. Hope to see more projects from you!

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  2. Seriously FunnyAugust 25, 2011 at 5:07 PM

    Congratulations!

    By the way, will you be posting the schedule of activities that Ian announced before the screening? I want to go to that free HIV testing in Mandaluyong (?)

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