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Join us at Harvest of Hope, a dinner for the benefit of the Culinary Center of Tuloy Foundation.
The dinner will be held on November 27, 6:00 PM at The Tent at Enderun Colleges with Guest of Honor, Alain Ducasse.
For inquiries or reservations, please contact 856 5000 local 574 or visit www.youthwithafuture.ph.#HarvestofHope
Manila Bulletin August 28, 2018
The Philippine U19 National Rugby Development Team defeated Hong Kong for the first time recently in the opening match of the International Development Series.
The future batch of the Philippine Volcanoes, better known as rising stars, put together a stellar performance to outplay their opponents 36 to 12 in sunny conditions at the Southern Plains Sports Field, Calamba.
It was the visitors who opened up the scoring 5 points to nil early in the match, however it wasn’t long until the local heroes put together some teamwork of their own. Lyndon Adlao, an experienced member of both the Eagles RFC and previous National Youth Teams, continued to show why he was force, as he lead from the front, on all facets play. Adlao broke the defensive line early with a barnstorming run for his first try.
A strong display from the Philippine backline kept the Philippines in the match, pressuring the Hong Kong Warriors and capitalizing on their strong defense. It wasn’t long until Adlao swooped again, finding loose ball and open space to score his second try and take the Volcanoes to a 12 to 5 lead after 20 minutes of regular play.
The Philippine forward pack continued to provide strong go forward from Marco Xavier Tan and Fausto Eizmendi. Coach Carlito Abono opted for an early injection for some fresh impact. Abono called upon Reymarc Faller Bustillo of the Makati Chiefs who proved to be a notable difference.
“This is the first time I have seen our local development team play this outstanding, to put on 36 points against a team like the Hong Kong Warriors, it’s tremendous to see. Reymarc Bustillo for me was outstanding, strong runner and very fast off his feet, he had an outstanding game” said Jake Letts of Philippine Rugby
“Proud of the guys, proud Coach and mentor. We still need to be ready on Monday, so our game face is still on,” said Abono.
https://sports.mb.com.ph/2018/08/28/ph-u-19-volcanoes-down-hong-kong-at-first-pacific-cup/
"XO field for XO kids" in Tuloy sa Don Bosco Street Children Village was featured in ABS-CBNs The Score. The Tuloy Foundation children and staff are truly grateful to Mr. Raymond Tan and his friends for making our XO field a dream come true.
March 4, 2018. Insular Life Theater, Muntinlupa City. The cast of Lion King came to watch a production of the Musical Jesus Christ Superstar by Tuloy Foundation. They could not believe "how amateurs could be so professional" and they gave our kids a standing ovation which moved many of the JCS cast to tears. "We did not waste our time coming here. And enjoyed every minute of it." they said. And to express just how happy they were the Cast of Lion King gave free front-seat tickets to our kids and on May 8 the cast would come to Tuloy and give acting/singing/instrumentation workshops to our children. Yes Oh Wow.
Miss Joonie Garcia, Tuloy's performing arts director with the director of the Musical Lion King.
His Eminence Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle spontaneously ecstatic on hearing about Tuloy's 25th anniversary. Thank you so much dear Cardinal for the warmth and affection you have always been extending to Tuloy even in front of Pope Francis.
Kicking off our 25th Anniversary with Jesus Christ Superstar! Support our kids in the staging of this musical. Reserve your tickets now!
Schedule of Shows:
March 3 Saturday - 3pm and 8pm
March 4 Sunday - 3pm and 6pm
Ticket prices;
Orchestra - Php1000
Balcony - Php500
For reservations, call or text Farah at 09175637201.
For schools who wish to book a show please call 775 04 84 to 85 local 402 & 403 or text 0917-5637201 / 0917-8847366.
Fr. Marciano 'Rocky' Evangelista SDB of Tuloy Foundation is given the Humanitarian Award at the recently concluded Coronation Night of Miss World 2017 held in China last November 18, 2017.
The ever inspiring Julia Morley has left her heart in Tuloy. It was she who rediscovered the soul of beauty contests by promoting "Beauty with a Purpose." Although Ate Cory Quirino was no longer directly involved with the Brand, it was heart warming to be assured that the Miss World franchise will never abandon our abandoned kids.
What truly touched us deeply however was when she, on live TV, rallied support for Fr. Rocky and the mission of Tuloy during the Miss World Philippine Contest.
Thank you Ms Julia not only for acknowledging the extraordinary beauty you saw in our kids but also for encouraging all those who have made Tuloy the reality that it is.
Last September 2, 2017, the grandson of Nelson Mandela, Zwelivelile Mandlesizwe Mandela Chief of the Royal House of Mandela and Honorable member of the Parliament of South Africa has honored Tuloy sa Don Bosco with his presence. In his inspiring message he recalled how his grandfather left open the gates of their home for any person to come in ("Tuloy po"). It was therefore normal for him so see total strangers walking around their compound. Having been embraced by our street kids was very humbling for him to remember how street kids in South Africa used to walk up and embrace his grandfather.
The Chief was amazed to once again relive the bond that South Africa has with Tuloy. In March of 2010 our kids participated in the First Deloitte Street Child World Cup (SCWC) held in Durban South Aftrica. The Shield trophy, the only award given out in the event apart from the championship crown, was given to the RP team for their hard-earned 2-1 win over host South Africa. But what everyone could not forget about that day was how our victorious kids took the flag of South Africa and ran waving it around the stadium to the warm and emotional applause of the home crowd.
We are sure that Fr. Rocky could very well relate with Nelson Mandela who once said that "Sports has the power to change the world."
Nothing but gratitude to the cast members of West Side Story for taking your time to play football and conduct a workshop with the Tuloy Kids.
Thank you very much!
Photos by Bea Subido
Clint Llesis, a Tuloy Foundation graduate, just gets better and better. Every cake he designs is truly a work of Art. Everyone who gets a cake from the shop where he works encounters an extraordinary experience. They always hesitate when it comes to cutting the cake. Who can blame them?
