Bright Light For Life Society Foundation, Inc. Mandaluyong Office: 375-22 J. Rizal Street, Merryland Village, Mandaluyong City Manila Office: Room 303 JMJ Building, 3624 P. Sanchez cor. Pat. Antonio Sts., Sta. Mesa Manila Tel. Number: (02) 534-6166 or (02) 716-1823 Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) Registration Number CN 200312993 Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Registration Number NCR-2003-r-144.

The Joy of Giving and Receiving God created the human heart beautifully and perfectly, to open through simple acts of giving and receiving. Much of this knowledge has been lost in the current industrial age, however simpler societies have retained this knowing, and those who are undergoing severe trials due to disaster, are re-discovering the great joy and blessing that comes from sharing one's blessings with their fellow human beings. Now giving and receiving must be balanced in life. There are those whose hearts are wounded, and giving brings the beautiful opening of the heart but does not heal the inner pain. For these souls, what is needed is healing, and the consciousness and responsibility to see where one's motivation to give has become self serving. When one's own inner needs are met, giving can happen freely and with the full measure of God's love. When the motivation to give is to avoid one's own inner pain, then the giving becomes more limited in vibration, and God's love is not able to flow as freely within this situation. Giving also needs to be balanced realistically with what is possible in one's own capacity at the time. For those undergoing severe trials, challenges and difficulties, the ability to give will be less because all resources are being funneled into the process of getting through the difficulty. For these souls, it is important to feel free to give when possible, without the inner pressure to do more than is possible. Also for these souls, receiving becomes very important, as a way of replenishing and healing the weary spirit. Receiving requires the humility to accept another's gift, and is a precious and blessed gift that also opens the heart. Receiving offers another the ability to reach forward and share, and offers the self the ability to feel loved and nourished and supported. Receiving must also happen in balance, for there are those who feel so chronically empty that they arrange their lives to be the recipient of much giving from others, but without the openness of heart to be in the flow and the balance of giving. There is an important teaching within the process of giving and receiving, that has to do with the full and willing participation in life. If one only gives, or only receives, there is a lack of balance that ultimately limits one to a less full experience of the beauty of God's love. Giving and receiving fully, opens the doorway to a rich and full experience that is the manifestation of God's love on Earth. May all beings be blessed. May all beings be at peace. May all beings know and feel God's holy and blessed love at every moment. Amen. Copyright ©2005 WorldBlessings.com
 

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The Bright Light for Life Society Foundation Incorporated is very proud of its scholars- being the "CREAM OF THE CROP."  This is not the first time that Bright Light for Life's scholars garner the most number of honor students.  The Bright Light for Life Society Foundation, Incorporated continues to help and assist deserving students and support them by providing them their basid needs to ensure that they would be able to finish their schooling with flying colors!

Bright Light for Light Society Foundation, Inc. scholars tops graduates and awardees of school year 2007-2008


SAN JUAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
RECOGNITION DAY
SCHOOL YEAR: 2007-2008
 
AWARDS FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
 
HAZEL MAY D. SUMAMPONG
VALEDICTORIAN
MIA GRACE D.G. BUENCAMINO
SALUTATORIAN
ELIZABETH F. MISSION
FIRST HONORABLE MENTION
R-JHAI T. BALCITA
SECOND HONORABLE MENTION
MACY M. CARPIO
THIRD HONORABLE MENTION
ANGELICA L. BUENO
FOURTH HONORABLE MENTION
RODNEY T. CUARESMA
FIFTH HONORABLE MENTION
MARIGYN B. CURIBA
SIXTH HONORABLE MENTION
ROMEL V. BERNAS
SEVENTH HONORABLE MENTION
JEAN MARIE O. ORTIZ
EIGHT HONORABLE MENTION 
 
SPECIAL AWARDS
HAZEL MAY D. SUMAMPONG - GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD
                                                                              - GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING
                                                                                  ACHIEVEMENT FOR CAMPUS JOURNALISM
                                                                              - GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO FOR OUTSTANDING
                                                                                  ACHIEVEMENT FOR TECHNOLOGY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
                                                                              - PHILIPPINE SENATE GOLD MEDAL FOR ACADEMICEXCELLENCE
                                                                                 AWARD
                                                                              - MERCURY AWARD FOR MATHEMATICS
                                                                              - MERCURY AWARD FOR SCIENCE                                           
R-JHAI T. BALCITA                                - GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO LEADERSHIP AWARD
                                                                              - INFANTADO-YLAGAN SERVICE AWARD                    


OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
SCHOOL YEAR: 2007-2008
 
 
ENGLISH
GEORGIA AILEEN OBLIGADO – FIRST YEAR
NEIL LOUISE B. MENDOZA – THIRD YEAR
HAZEL MAY D. SUMAMPONG – FOURTH YEAR
 
FILIPINO
JEAN ANGELA I. DRILON – SECOND YEAR
HAZEL MAY D. SUMAMPONG – FOURTH YEAR
 
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
FATIMA M. MANGOTENTER – THIRD YEAR
 
JOURNALISM ENGLISH
EMMANUEL A. VALMONTE – FOURTH YEAR
 
JOURNALISM FILIPINO
HAZEL MAY D. SUMAMPONG – FOURTH YEAR
 
MATHEMATICS
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA – JOHN EMERALD D. COLLANO – FIRST YEAR
MATH III – FATIMA M. MANGOTENTER – THIRD YEAR
STATISTICS – NEIL LOUISE B. MENDOZA – THIRD YEAR
 
SOCIAL STUDIES
R-JHAI T. BALCITA – FOURTH YEAR
 
VALUES EDUCATION
SHIELA MAE R. GUARDO – SECOND YEAR
SOPHIA A. DINO – FOURTH YEAR

TECHNOLOGY & LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION
TLE IV – FOOD SERVICE – SOPHIA A. DINO – FOURTH YEAR
TLE IV – CULINARY ARTS – EMILY G. ABAO – FOURTH YEAR
TLE IV- COMPUTER ED. II – HAZEL MAY D. SUMAMPONG – FOURTH YEAR
 
 
 
 
SERVICE AWARDS
SCHOOL YEAR: 2007-2008
 
SUPREME STUDENT GOVERNMENT
R-JHAI T. BALCITA – FOURTH YEAR
JOJO R. LUMBA – FOURTH YEAR
EMMANUEL A. VALMONTE – FOURTH YEAR
 
TLE-ELECTRICITY
JOHN CARLO B. BORLONGAN – THIRD YEAR
IAN FRANCIS E. DAVOCOL – FOURTH YEAR
 
DRAFTING
JOJO R. LUMBA – FOURTH YEAR
 
SJNHS TEATRO (FILIPINO)
REY RICHARD S. MAURICIO – FOURTH YEAR
 
SJNHS CHORALE
R-JHAI T. BALCITA – FOURTH YEAR
BRYAN JOEL O. ARCILLA – FOURTH YEAR
EMELY G. ABAO – FOURTH YEAR
SOPHIA A. DINO – FOURTH YEAR
SHIELA V. ESTRELLA – FOURTH YEAR
 
BOY SCOUTS OF THE PHIL.
JOHN CARLO B. BORLONGAN – FOURTH YEAR
NEIL LOUISE B. MENDOZA – THIRD YEAR
 
GIRL SCOUTS OF THE PHIL.
ETHEL ROSE JOY A. ARENAS – FOURTH YEAR
 
 
 
CONGRATULATIONS!
AWARDEES AND GRADUATES OF BRIGHT LIGHT FOR LIFE SCHOLARS
 

 
 

 

 
BRIGHT LIGHT FOR LIFE 

2007-2008
GRADUATED
SCHOLARS
ABAO, EMELY G. – IV–RIZAL
ARCILLA, BRYAN JOEL O. – IV–RIZAL
ARENAS, ETHEL ROY JOY A. – IV–DEL PILAR
BALCITA, R-JHAI T. – IV–RIZAL
BUENO, ANGELICA L. – IV–RIZAL
CARPIO, MACY M. – IV–RIZAL
COMPANERO, ROSEMARIE ANN E. – IV–BONIFACIO
DAVOCOL III, IAN FRANCIS E. – IV–BURGOS
DEPAUDHON, KATE L. – IV–BONIFACIO
DINO, SOFIA A. – IV–RIZAL

 
ESTRELLA, SHEILA C. – IV–RIZAL

LAUS, MARIE KRISTINE D. – IV–RIZAL
LUMBA, JOJO R. – IV–RIZAL
MAPUE, BERNADETTE KRISTINE S. – IV–RIZAL
MAURICIO, REY RICHARD S. – IV–MALVAR
QUE, ABIGAIL R. – IV–RIZAL
SANTAMENA, JOSEPH C. – IV–BONIFACIO
SANTOS, KRISSEL T. – IV–MABINI
SUMAMPONG, HAZEL MAY D. – IV–RIZAL
VALMONTE, EMMANUEL A. – IV–RIZAL
 
Bright light...
for a Better Life!

Many things would have to be real slow in coming, but still they're coming. When we first started, the organization barely had a system
that we have right now. We may need a lot of brushing up, but we look forward to the new generation sharing brilliant ideas to make this a lot better for us and a lot helpful to those we serve.

On top of what the organization does- outreach, scholarship grants, community service, civic activities, awareness programs, we also could want to cultivate a culture among us that is constructive and pro-active.

Way to go!
OUR VISION
The Bright Light For Life Society Foundation envisions a community service that is decisive and will positively affect the lives of the indigents being the grassroots that comprises majority of the Filipino people.
OUR MISSION:
We advocate social and civic services such as medical and sanitions that wil euphemize the adversity fo most of our deprived Filipino brethen.
EDUCATION is the paramount objective of the Foundation cognizant of its inaccessibility for underprivileged youth
Our program will uphold the appeal only of the oppresed and the enderprivileged in the society
QUOTABLE QUOTES:

Give light, and the darkness will disappear of itself.
-Erasmus

There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.
-Wharton, Edith

Slow down and enjoy life. It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast-you also miss the sense of where you are going and why.
-Cantor, Eddie

Put your heart, mind, intellect and soul even to your smallest acts. This is the secret of success.
-Sivanda, Swami

It is extraordinary how extraordinary the ordinary person is.
-Will George S

The aim of life is to live, and to live means to be aware, joyously drunkenly, serenely, divinely aware.
-Miller, Henry

To be surprised, to wonder, is to begin to understand.
-Ortega Y Gasset, Jose

Life is playfulness... we need to play so that we can rediscover the magical around us.
-Colao, Flora





 
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