Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Vice Chairperson and General Manager Royina Marzan Garma represented by Dr. Roel Aparato, Division Chief III of the Satellite and Medicines Division of the Medical Services Department together with Nurses Joanne Alonzo and Margaret Mejia, and Pharmacist Sonya de Leon led the donation of medicines to deserving claimants from Tagaytay City, Northern Samar and Trece Martirez Cavite on Monday, October 25, 2021 at the lobby of the Conservatory Building, Mandaluyong City on PCSO’s 87th week-long Anniversary Celebration.
Gala Vocational HS class of 1982 of Gamay, Northern Samar was also given various medicines amounting to Php50,000.00 to be utilized in their own civic medicines donation programs benefitting other alumni and their families. Hazel Doxi, class president thanked GM Garma with a greeting “Happy 87th Anniversary po sa PCSO Family and congratulations to all your achievements in helping our country through medically related programs such as the Medicines Donation Program. Salamat po muli at magkaroon pa kayo ng 87 years more! Mabuhay po kayo!”
Tagaytay City Mayor Reymond Ambion represented by Dennis Monteza, received various medicines worth Php100,000.00 to be used for their community program by donating the medicines to local residents of Tagaytay City. “Sa ngalan po n gaming butihing Mayor ng Tagaytay nagpapasalamat po kami kay GM Garma at sa PCSO sa pinagkaloob n’yong gamot para sa aming kommunidad. God bless po PCSO.” Dennis Monteza said.
The last to receive a donation was the 8th District of Trece Martirez Cavite Reyniel Ambion represented by Mr. Emilio Enovajes. Medicines worth Php100,000.00 was also approved by PCSO for the benefit of local residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. “Kami po ay bumabati sa PCSO ng isang maligayang ika 87th anniversary at kay GM Garma kasama na ang buong pamilya na bumubuo sa nag-iisang mapagbigay na ahensya sa mga mahihirap o mga institusyon o mga civic organizations na pang medikal na tulong ang layunin. Mabuhay po kayo sa PCSO.” Enovajes said in a short interview. /PN
