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People who have most everything never have to know what it feels like to be in their shoes. For children in indigenous communities who live in the remotest parts of a Third World country such as the Philippines, having nothing is the norm.

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Tuup Elementary School sits in the middle of lush greenery and towering coconut trees in Barangay Taung, Patikul, Sulu, a few minutes’ away from some of the Philippines’ undiscovered, pristine, white-sand beaches.

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At seven years old, Bronte Henfling, the daughter and only child of Skip Henfling (who works in the film industry) and Megan Worthy (an author of children’s books), is already an expert in understanding the world of toys and children.
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When Merriam Fajardo found out that her school was about to be given 555 study kits for the use of their students, she was overcome with emotion.
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A black pencil’s worth

By Vberni Regalado | March 29, 2015 - 10:00am

People who have most everything never have to know what it feels like to be in their shoes. For children in indigenous communities who live in the remotest parts of a Third World country such as the Philippines,...

The Good News

Pathways to Peace

By Anna delos Reyes | July 28, 2013 - 12:00am

Tuup Elementary School sits in the middle of lush greenery and towering coconut trees in Barangay Taung, Patikul, Sulu, a few minutes’ away from some of the Philippines’ undiscovered, pristine, white-sand...

Starweek Magazine

Girl, 7, starts Sendong toy drive

By Mike Frialde | February 6, 2012 - 12:00am

At seven years old, Bronte Henfling, the daughter and only child of Skip Henfling (who works in the film industry) and Megan...

News Commentary

NBS Foundation donates 65,000 study kits

October 4, 2009 - 12:00am

When Merriam Fajardo found out that her school was about to be given 555 study kits for the use of their students, she was overcome with emotion.

Sunday Lifestyle