Live, Love, Laugh and Shine
Wellness Program for Life Balance........
Do things you enjoy most, work with people that appreciate your contributions,
Eat food that is healthy for your body,
Acknowledge people around you............be grateful for what you have.........appreciate LIFE
FOR WE ONLY LIVE ONCE.
The Founder, Maria Marshall, in Asia During Her Attendance at Batch Group USA-83-2013
Networking and Events
Meeting and networking are central to Wellness Live, Love, Laugh and Shine. These events are designed to help members and volunteers connect, share their experiences, struggles, challenges, and successes. Participants have the opportunity to enjoy food, entertainment, and engage in knowledge and skill-sharing. Activities such as meditation, nature walks, and fitness sessions are also included to promote well-being.
Each year, members are invited to join an event and adventure trip to other countries, where they collaborate with and engage local communities to further their mission.
Effective Collaboration December 2016
DAYUNAN is a home for boys located in Iloilo City, Philippines, established in 2003 with the mission of helping homeless young boys, keeping them off the streets, and protecting them from becoming victims of crime.
University of San Agustin Batch 83 is a group of alumni who graduated from the University of San Agustin in 1983, and I am proud to be one of them. This group is highly active in community service and humanitarian aid in Iloilo City, located on the central island of the Philippines.
My foundation collaborates with this group to spread humanitarian aid to those in need. As a small, self-funded organization, we strategically partner with local groups to efficiently extend our wellness programs. This collaboration ensures that our efforts are cost-effective and impactful, reaching those who need it most.
In collaboration with my university group, our LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH, AND SHINE Foundation was able to reach out to DAYUNAN and bring joy to young homeless boys by including them during our time of giving. Even small acts can have a profound impact on the lives of those who feel supported and cared for by their community.
These boys will grow up remembering that good deeds come to good people, and we hope this will inspire them to stay on the right path. With the right mentoring, training, and skill development, they will be equipped to find meaningful employment when they reach the age of 18 or 21, ultimately becoming independent adults and stepping out of the care of the community.
CAPALARAN WELLNESS DAY
Small gifts brought smiles to a few faces. While it may seem insignificant to some, it made a meaningful difference to others. A simple banquet of food to share and games for entertainment brightened their day. Grateful for the gesture, they happily posed for a quick photo to share the moment.
Playing native games, making new friends, and receiving small prizes brought smiles to their faces. While we may not be able to help everyone, we are making a difference in our own small way.
This is what our program is all about—"Making a Difference."
