T-shirts sold via vending machines to raise money for schools
Former actress Nanette Medved-Po and partners in a nongovernmental organization are “dispensing hope” through a vending machine.
May 31, 2017
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Former actress Nanette Medved-Po and partners in a nongovernmental organization are “dispensing hope” through a vending machine.
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As people troop to the SM Mall of Asia Arena for the do-or-die UAAP match between the DLSU Green Archers and the UST Growling Tigers, expect students and alumni to wear their best school shirts.
Despite our busy lifestyle, we seldom remember the real issues in our society that need the most attention. With something as ordinary as an everyday T-shirt, you can help deliver the message of (sometimes) overlooked ideas such as love and equality.
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