Vote for Efren Peñaflorida in the 2009 CNN Heroes

2009 November 9

It’s just so awesome to know that grass-roots efforts to effect social change are being given attention by the mainstream media. It certainly does a lot of help to such efforts.

One particular effort is by Efren Peñaflorida who has made it to the finals of the 2009 CNN Heroes. He leads the The Dynamic Teen Company which is a group of volunteers that has been teaching basic reading and writing to children who live in slum areas in the Philippines using the pushcart classroom or “kariton klasrum”.

He needs all the help we fellow Filipinos can provide. Head over to the 2009 CNN Heroes page and vote for him.

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  1. November 15, 2009

    four more days ’til voting period ends! for an easier multiple voting, better to power vote at this sites:

    http://www.dynamicteencompany.org/powervote
    http://www.ironnie.com/supportsefren

  2. regie l. magdaluyo permalink
    November 15, 2009

    be pruod to be filipino!!!!!!!!!!!!!vote now

  3. November 11, 2009

    when will the voting end? i think i have voted a number of times already. :D btw, kudos to his ideas.

  4. November 10, 2009

    not to sound “clannish” but it might interest you more to know that kuya ef and the dtc is based in cavite city… go cavitenos!

    • November 10, 2009

      Cavitenos are really something! We almost met him and his group here at DLSUD, but the typhoons have disrupted everything. Hopefully, the meet and greet pushes through this second semester.

      • November 10, 2009

        i heard from them earlier that they will be doing a school to school visit to ask school admins to support this week. im just not sure if they plan of going to DLSU-D.

        • November 10, 2009

          Actually they were slated to visit DLSUD. The class suspensions just disrupted everything.

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