23 FEB 2004

JVP Batch 13 presents “PINOY TAYO!” – a rock concert featuring BAMBOO

Jesuit Volunteers Philippines (JVP) Batch 13 (1992-1993)
invites you to
“PINOY TAYO!”
a fund-raising concert featuring
BAMBOO
(Winner of the 2004 NU 107 Rock Awards Listener’s Choice and Band of the Year Awards)
March 4, 2005, Friday, 7:00 p.m.
Ateneo de Manila High School Covered Courts
Tickets are available at the JVP Office, Rm. 313 Bellarmine Hall
(Tel. 927-90-60/426-6001 loc.4880; E-mail: jvpfi@surfshop.net.ph)
and at the Campus Ministry Office, 1/F Kostka Hall.
Ticket price is PhP150.

The concert is part of the year-long celebration of JVP’s Silver Anniversary and aims to raise funds for Batch 26 (2005-2006).

For 25 years now, the JVP has been involved in nation-building by servicing various areas all over the country from remote locations in Cotabato, Masbate and Mindoro to cities like Naga, Zamboanga and Davao. JVP recruits, trains, forms and sends young men and women volunteers to worK in under-resourced schools, non-government organizations and parishes for a period of at least one year. Volunteers are sent either to teach in schools from elementary to college level, work in parishes with youth groups, interact and aid tribal groups, or organize and assist fisher folk, farmers, and communities in developing livelihood programs and self-sustaining projects.
It is the spirit of volunteerism that has inspired and guided the JVP volunteers through their year of service and after their term. Former volunteers take the JVP experience even to their current careers be it in the academe, government work, medicine, law, social development and advocacy, corporate business and training, archaeology and cultural preservation, media and entertainment.

As JVP celebrates its 25th Anniversary, it pays tribute to those who have volunteered and strived to live out the JVP core values of service, spirituality, solidarity, and simplicity to be agents of change. It is also a time to thank all the individuals and institutions who have supported and made JVP’s work possible through the years. It is in this joyful spirit that JVP wishes to celebrate its 25th anniversary with the youth and raise funds for the JVP story to continue.

Members of JVP Batch 13 include the following: John Alikpala (ADMU AB MECO), Levy Ang (ADMU AB PHILO), Marie Antonio (ADZU MASCOM), Sarah Balane (ADNU BSE English), Tess Baquial (ADZU BS Nursing), Joy Belmonte-Alimurung (ADMU AB SOCSCI), Maita Blanco (ADZU BS Nursing), Eric Castro (ADMU AB PRE-DIV), Sirs Chan (ADMU AB POLSCI), Dan Delfin II (ADNU BSE English), Buds de Luna, Jr. (UE BS Engineering), Cora de Mata (ADNU BS Behavioral Science), Joy Esperat (ADZU BS NURSING), Tat Estiller (BU BSE Math), Luigi Fernandez (ADMU BS BM), Gotto Go (ADMU AB COM), Ruth Guerrero (ADZU BS ED), Andrew Isip (ADMU BS LM), Ryan Jimenez (ADMU AB PRE-DIV), Neneng Lacorte-Pasilan (ADDU BSE Gen Sci), John Lagdameo (ADMU BS ME), Twinky Lagdameo (ADMU BS LM), Grace Lambio-Valenzuela (ADMU BS BIO), Liezl Layague (ADDU AB Com Arts), Mike Lopez (ADMU AB PHILO, MA PSY), Digs Mabulay (XU BS Civil Eng), Ging-Ging Manuzon (ADDU BS BA Management), Jo Maribojoc (ADMU AB PHILO), Boboy Mendoza (XU BS Psych), Bong Oris (ADMU BS CS, MA PHILO), Dadet Oyales (ADNU BS Psych), Lalei Perez (ADZU BS Nursing), Femy Pinto (DLSU AB Com Arts), Maritz Pobre (ADZU BS Nursing), Randy Ponteras (St. Francis Xavier College Seminary AB English), Nolitz Quilang (XU AB Philo), Jessie Rocales (XU AB Philo), Jay Saplala (UE BS Zoology), Gigi Silerio (UNC MA Lit), Butch Sison (ADMU AB MECO), Nono Sto. Domingo (ADNU AB PolSci), and Edsy Sy (ADMU BS MGT).