Rarely in a children’s food program are successful conclusions announced
Rarely in a children's food program are successful conclusions announced. However we at Rose CGI have such an announcement. After cooking and serving more than 10,000 lunches for children attending "Sidewalk Education" classes in Cebu City, Philippines, it has been...
We had a good turnout on November 15
We had a good turnout on November 15. With the fundraiser in Tokyo and a donation from a kind Toronto gentleman, Rose CGI will be able to continue the Cebu Lunch Project. I will be off to the Philippines on Dec. 15 to continue Rose CGI's field work.
Caught up in 2 typhoons that have left more than 50% of the city flooded
Arrived in Manila, Philippines on August 2, 2012 for 3 weeks of work for my NPO Rose CGI. I was just in time to be caught up in 2 typhoons that have left more than 50% of the city flooded. It is real bad. Rain continues. BBC photo.
Homes flooded out
Spent the last 3 hours ( August 7 ) organizing a makeshift soup kitchen for the street people around my condo, Their shanty homes flooded out. It breaks my heart to see the little children shivering in wet clothes and nowhere to go. I bought out a convenience store's...
Manila flood
Whew! 9 pm here in Manila ( August 8 ) and just finished for the day. Started 12 hours ago by trying to find any stocks of bread, noodles, rice or veges and water. Hard to find. so I send runners around saying I'd give them 100 pesos if they got enough stock for 10...
About Robert
I am a Canadian living in Japan and the Philippines for more than 40 years. After surviving the tsunami in Phuket, Thailand, in December 2004, I decided it was finally time to act on a long held desire to do something for the children of the area who have less available to them in terms of health care, shelter and education. I have established a non profit organization that helps care for these needs of some children. I sincerely thank those who would like to contribute to the cause in any way, please email us at: info@rosecgi.org
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