Save A Tahanan, Inc. celebrates its 25th year of providing opportunities
Embassy Suites San Francisco Airport
Grille One Fifty Restaurant
150 Anza Boulevard
Burlingame, California 94010
Saturday October 8, 2011 at 5:00 P.M.
Attire: Semi-formal
For dinner/dance sponsorships and other information, please contact Marisol at 415-971-9547.
Big thank you to all of those who joined and helped us on our 7th Annual STI Charity Golf Tournament at Sunol Valley Golf Club in Sunol, California, on Saturday June 26, 2011.
Our past teamwork has produced tremendous impact on the lives of our beneficiaries. This year, the main focus of STI is EDUCATION. Together with your support, STI is championing the youth with an education they can rely on in breaking the cycle of poverty.
Maraming salamat po!
Antonio P. Santiago, Executive Vice-President for Operations of Save A Tahanan, Inc. describes how Save A Tahanan Movement (STM) came into existence and how it impacted its beneficiaries.
Carlos Celeste, an STM beneficiary describes how Save A Tahanan changed his life from his humble beginnings to having his own house, ability to get medical care for his parent, sent children through college, and having his own high school scholarship program to give back to his community.
Maria Rowena Balean, the chairman of STM Tabaco Chapter in Tabaco, Albay describes that a beneficiary’s family were able to send kids to school, graduate and work abroad.
Roel Dumalagan of Goa, Camarines Sur, an STM beneficiary describes how Save A Tahanan changed his life. Through his perseverance and with training and assistance provided by Save A Tahanan, he was able to grow his business, buy a lot where he built his house and developed self-confidence.
Henry Bonevie, the Treasurer of STM Malinao Chapter describes how Save A Tahanan helped improve lives of its beneficiaries.
