GIVE LOVE AND SHARE THE BLESSINGS ♥

While my family has so much to be thankful for. I know there are millions of people who face hunger and there are so many families who struggle to put a meal on the table on a daily basis. Every year we fulfill a family tradition that's been going on for four years now, we visit Hospicio De San Jose to celebrate Kuya Marc's Birthday.

I look forward to Kuya Marc's Birthday every year since we started. You get to spend a special day filled with friends and family and know that you are making a difference in someone's life. 
Kuya Marc celebrates his birthday at Hospicio De San Jose knowing that he won't receive any gifts but rather he's the one giving. The happiness and smiles from the kids are more than enough for him. 







It's been getting better each year as more people are encouraged to give love and share their blessings. Tito Boeing and Tita Dulcie from Tampa, Florida was with us, Bangalan Family, Friends and our children. 
It's not just about the money, we also let our children be a part of this special time that we give to the less fortunate. How you give is less important than that you give- and the only way to teach your children about sharing is to be willing to give yourself. Children will do what you do and not what you say. Actions will always speak louder than words.


We hired Jollibee to cater again this year to host the party, which had brought smile to everyone :-)













Happiness is having a LARGE, CARING, CLOSE-KNIT FAMILY who makes life more meaningful. 

Thank you God for all your blessings to me and my family. 

Happy Birthday Kuya Marc and Thanks for keeping this family tradition. ♥ 




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THANKS, Much Love, Rochelle


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Rochelle Rivera is a lifestyle blogger currently living in the Philippines. She is a Japanese and Filipina Mom of 3 boys, food enthusiast, travel geek, beauty-obsessed individual, and fashion lover.

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4 comments

  1. EddielliJanuary 6, 2015 at 11:17 PM

    Wow! I can see the smiles of everyone! I think I must do this on my birthday!! To kuya Marc who has this awesome idea, I salute you! :)

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  2. May De Jesus-PalacpacJanuary 7, 2015 at 8:11 AM

    I think it's great that your family does this every year as a family tradition. We did it for the first time this year, and it's something I would really like for us to do on a regular basis.

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  3. eryllatagJanuary 9, 2015 at 10:56 PM

    this is indeed a very inspiring act of kindness, simple things of appreciation really means a lot.....those smiles we're a justification of how happy and successful it was.....a big round of applause to all of you!

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  4. Ann CagalinganJanuary 28, 2015 at 12:00 PM

    Napaka sarap sa puso na makitang masaya at may ngiti sa labi ang mga bata,Tradition na din namin itong magpapamilya na mamigay ng konting tulong every christmas season,Give LOve ans share your blessings!

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