A LETTER FOR

Honorable GAUTHAM MISHRRA

SENIOR BUSINESS ASSOCIATE, LIFE INSURANCE
CORPORATION OF INDIA

UNIVERSAL
CHILD, THE
10/3/2019

WORLD
An International Event Proposal for the
Benefit of Children in Conflict Areas across
the Globe

NADIA RECHETA AL SADEK

Mobile Phil.00639174330327
No. 2 Balisi Appartments, Caronan
Street, Caritan Norte, Tuguegarao
City, Cagayan, Philippines 3500

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October 3, 2019

Honorable GAUTHAM MISHRRA

Senior Business Associate, Life Insurance Corporation of India
Kolkota, West Bengal, India

Dearest Sir:

Greetings, peace and blessings!

First of all, with all my heart, I wish to extend my sincerest thanks and appreciation for giving time
and opportunity to listen and consider my humble project proposal, THE UNIVERSAL CHILD:
THE WORLD, a package of wonderful programs, projects and activities designed to promote the
interest of children and the family, most particularly those in conflict areas of the world.

As previously discussed, I am respectfully submitting this written project proposal with the end view
of clarifying important matters and finally getting the aforementioned noble project take off ground
with you finally on board.

As I have said in our conversation, you are widely considered as visionary, a universal force for all
things good and beautiful, a Philanthropist, and a patron of arts, culture, and music. I am writing this
letter with this knowledge in mind, knowing fully well of your beautiful heart. With that said, the
undersigned most respectfully declares the following:

For the most part of 2017 and 2018, the undersigned was very busy designing programs and projects
for children in conflict areas, and in setting up the UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES
FOUNDATION, INC. (UCCFI)1 in the Republic of the Philippines, Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC), which, if organized, shall operate and implement, and shall become beneficiary
of the proceeds, of a worldwide project, THE UNIVERSAL CHILD: THE WORLD2, and all its
attendant programs, particularly, “HESED COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION AND
ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT (CARED)” program3 for drug- surrenderees in the Republic of the
Philippines and the “SONGS OF MARAWI: A Charity Concert Caravan”4, for the rehabilitation of
MARAWI City and its people, especially children who were devastated by war, among others.

However, the rule in organizing a Foundation in the Philippines requires that a contributed capital of
ONE MILLION PESOS (Php 1,000,000.00), be deposited with the SEC-authorized bank before the
application to establish Foundation may be processed and approved.5

This is what delayed, and still delaying, the undersigned for many years now in proceeding with the
project, as the sum of money required by law in establishing a Foundation is huge and requires many
pre-incorporation investors in order to realize.

As I have repeatedly emphasized in our discussions, the undersigned is a Philanthropist and a simple
Businesswoman with grand vision and plan, but her resources, however, are limited to set up the
Foundation which the successful implementation of the UCTW requires.

1
Please see page 17 of this proposal for the proposed draft of the Articles of Incorporation of UNIVERSAL
CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC. (UCCFI)
2
Please see page 8 of this proposal for Project Plan of UNIVERSAL CHILD: THE WORLD
3
Please see page 25 of this proposal for full description of the proposed HESED CARED program
4
Please see page 42 of this proposal for full description of the proposed SONGS OF MARAWI
5
Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission http://www.sec.gov.ph/faqs-2/ FAQ Item No. 41. Is there
a minimum amount for contributed capital in non-stock corporations? Any amount will suffice as a general
rule. However, in the case of registration of a "foundation", the minimum contributed capital is
P1,000,000.00. The amount is required to be deposited in the bank in the name of the treasurer-in-trust. For
registration, a bank certificate of deposit is required for the P1,000,000.00.

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By God’s grace, I had the honor of being part of various charitable works funded and supported by the
people and the Government of Dubai, UAE, and by reputable personalities in the world of Arts and
Culture.6 Now, I believe that talents and peoples of the UAE and from countries in the World, could
collaborate beyond relief assistance and other regular charitable works, and go to the level of extra-
ordinary. For instance, we could collaborate with other countries, in promoting the inherent uniting
force and beauty of Music in the world, to be participated by, and to be benefitted from, by the Children
of the world. I imagine a world event, to be launched in Dubai in 2019 or 2020, and the grand finals to
be held in time for DUBAI EXPO 2020, to be participated and contested by talented children from
around the globe, each embodying the dazzling cultural jewels of her own home country, competing
for the honor of being capped as Universal Child Ambassador, an individual who will give face and
voice to children around the world, most especially those who are in conflict areas, victimized and
exploited, and are considered refugees and stateless.

However, the undersigned, amidst all her works of charity, did not make her earn much resources that
could now fund the required Foundation in the Philippines.

In light of the foregoing, and considering the many attempts the undersigned already made to raise the
necessary amount but to no avail, a joint venture or partnership is herewith offered:

1. An invitation for your good office, or to any qualified investors whom you may indorse,
to enter into co-ownership deal with NADIA ALZADEK EVENTS ORGANIZING
(Dubai) and NADIA ALZADEK EVENTS PRODUCTIONS (Philippines) to produce the
project UNIVERSAL CHILD THE WORLD, and all its attendant programs and projects,
particularly the following opportunities:

1.1. Incorporation of NADIA ALZADEK EVENTS & PRODUCTIONS, Inc.

(Philippines) (See Business Proposal separately prepared)

1.2. Renewal of licenses and permits, to include new partner, for NADIA ALZADEK
EVENTS ORGANIZING (Dubai, the UAE); (See Business Proposal separately
prepared)

1.3. Incorporation and registration of UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES

FOUNDATION, INC. (UCCFI) that will spearhead implementation of UCTW. A
minimum contributed capital of ONE MILLION PESOS (Php 1,000,000.00) is
needed for the purpose. Proof of bank deposit and utilization of the aforementioned
for the registration of the Foundation with the Philippine Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) shall be transmitted for liquidation if the same is required.
Likewise, co-owner identifies a representative to sit in the Board of Trustees of
UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC. (UCCFI) once the local
foundation is organized and registered in the Philippines.

A FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (Php 500,000.00) mobilization fund

to be used in working out the aforementioned registration of the Foundation and
NADIA ALZADEK EVENTS PRODUCTIONS (Philippines) is likewise ardently
prayed to facilitate required activities.

2. For the parties to meet and discuss the following high impact program proposals, in time,
place and manner of your convenience:

2.1. The cultural and Humanitarian project, the “UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE
WORLD (UCTW)” (Copyrighted, 2017);

2.2. The cultural and Humanitarian project, the “MGA AWIT NI MARAWI (The
Songs of Marawi): CHARITY CONCERT CARAVAN” (Copyrighted, 2017);

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The Philippines was once a beneficiary of our Philanthropic works, particularly of relief operation when
the Philippines was struck by Supertyphoon Ondoy.

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 2.3. The socio-economic, cultural, and Humanitarian project, the “HESED
COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION AND ALTERNATIVE
DEVELOPMENT (CARED)”, a family and God oriented drug rehabilitation
program for the Republic of the Philippines. It is hoped that, if the meeting pushes
through, the societal impact of the above-mentioned programs and the business
opportunities attendant to the same shall be fully discussed and disclosed;

3. Not related to the present proposal, but an opportunity your group of companies
might be interested, the undersigned, through her partnership with INSIGHTS
CONSULTANCY & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SERVICES, extends the
Invitation for you to invest, as CO-OWNER, of a Medical School (with fully
functional and operational Hospital) in the Philippines (See Investment Brief
separately prepared).

At the core of my objectives is the promotion of strong brotherhood and camaraderie between and
among races through musical event, as the medium, and to uplift personal circumstances of our
brothers and sisters, especially children, notwithstanding race or color. It is hoped that through the
project, we could continue our life's mission of charity or philanthropic works, and to gently remind
the world that sometimes we need to slow down and enjoy, while it lasts, the soothing effect of human
voices celebrating life through music.

With your support and participation from musicians and poets from different ethnicities now residing
in the UAE, and the Philippines, from around the world, the “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”, is
proposed not only to dazzle the eyes and astonish, but solve monumental concerns affecting our world
and our Children. It aims to take one bold step in the right direction by offering a symbol of unity in a
time of great uncertainty, guided by the understanding that our concern and love for our children is
the same and UNIVERSAL across nations, religions, and cultures on Earth, and will always be so.

We await your response and may we have a merging of minds and hearts in creating a better world for
the future generations.

Our gratitude for your attention and time.

Sincerely Yours,

NADIA R. AL SADEK
Philanthropist NEODXB CEO/ Founder/Producer
GIFTD (Great Idea Fridays Tune Dubai) Founder/Producer
Registered Owner, NADIA ALSADEK EVENTS ORGANIZING (Dubai) and NADIA AL SADEK EVENTS
AND PRODUCTIONS (Philippines)

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 UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD
Project Brief

My name is Nadia Al Sadek, Filipino resident to the great Emirate of Dubai, a Musician
OFW/Philanthropist, and CEO/ Owner of NEODXB: Nadia Al Sadek Event Organizing Dubai.
I am also the CEO/Owner of Nadia Alzadek Events and Productions, an events company most
recently organized in our country, the Republic of the Philippines.

Through my Events organizing business in Dubai, I was able to start GIFTD (Great Idea Friday
Tunes Dubai), which is a weekly, and every Friday event, done in select spaces within the beautiful
Emirate of Dubai, UAE that is filled with arts and music, and it is one of NEO’s unique project
dedicated to the creation and development of International Music Collaboration through Cultural
and related special social events, that serve as a vital Cultural Link between nations and foster
better understanding of humanity and philanthropic collaboration in the UAE and the world.

By God’s grace, I have the honor of being part of various charitable works funded and supported
by the people and the Government of Dubai, UAE, and by reputable personalities in the world of
Arts and Culture. The Philippines was once a beneficiary of our Philanthropic works, particularly
of relief operation when the Philippines was struck by Supertyphoon Ondoy.

We believe that talents and peoples of Dubai, UAE and from countries in the World, could
collaborate beyond relief assistance and other regular charitable works, and go to the level of extra-
ordinary. Under the guidance, and strong support of His Highness, the great Emirate of Dubai and
the United Arab Emirates, could collaborate with the talented people, and Government, of the
Philippines and other countries, in promoting the inherent uniting force and beauty of Music in the
world, to be participated by, and to be benefitted from, by the Children of the world. I PROPOSE
THAT THE EVENT BE MADE PART OF DUBAI NATIONAL DAY IN 2020 AND A
FEATURE DURING DUBAI WORLD EXPO 2020.

Imagine a world event, to be launched in Dubai in 2020 and the grand finals to be held in time for
DUBAI EXPO 2020, to be participated and contested by talented children from around the globe,
each embodying the dazzling cultural jewels of her own home country, competing for the honor of
being capped as Universal Child Ambassador, an individual who will give face and voice to
children around the world, most especially those who are in conflict areas, victimized and
exploited, and are considered refugees and stateless.

We envision the merging of visions and ideals of Dubai, UAE, to lead the participating Nations
around the globe for a unique Cultural and Multi Media World event, “UNIVERSAL CHILD,
The World” (for full description, please see page 5 onwards).

At the core of our organization's objectives is the promotion of strong brotherhood and camaraderie
between and among races through musical event, as the medium, and to uplift personal
circumstances of our brothers and sisters, especially children, notwithstanding race or color. We
dedicate this wonderful Cultural and Multi Media World event, “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The
World” to our children around the globe and we hope that through it, we could continue our life's
mission of charity or philanthropic works, and to gently remind the world that sometimes we need
to slow down and enjoy, while it lasts, the soothing effect of human voices celebrating life through
music.

Holding “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”, in Dubai, UAE, as one of the features of our
National Day 2020 and of DUBAI EXPO 2020, has long been one of our cherished dreams.

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Two great respectable and humane men and leaders of both countries, the Philippines and Dubai,
leading and succeeding on this unique Cultural and Multi Media World event. The experience will
be memorable and the event will be historical for both countries.

“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”: An Overview –

Developed along our well established and proven conceptual lines, and under the
working title, “UNIVERSAL CHILD The World”, to be launched first in the
Philippines, then the grand finale in Dubai, the purpose of which is to gather over
200 nations with its country's talented child and genius child with exceptional
intellectual ability and originality dazzingly skilled in any field.

“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” is designed as a 3 hour-world-spanning

cultural broadcast event and musical concert which will inaugurate a new joint
global fundraising campaign by musicians, artists, and sports celebrities, film
makers, event companies,Red Crescent, and other Foundations of His Royal
Highness Sheikh Maktoum, Red Cross and other Philanthropic Organizations
around the Globe, Schools and Universities, Prestigious Companies around the
globe to benefit homeless and unfortunate children in conflict areas worldwide, and
to continue the Global Drug Campaign for the safety of our youth and children
around the globe.

One of the major components of the proposed activity, “UNIVERSAL CHILD,

The World”, is the implementation, in the Philippines, as its corporate social
responsibility, of its HESED Community-BAsed Rehabilitation and altErnative
Development (CARED) program, designed to assist the Duterte Administration’s
on going war on drugs by providing sustainable contents to Oplan Tokhang, i.e.
Volunteerism-powered, God-centered, community-based, and family supported,
drug rehabilitation intervention that provides for 1) Moral Recovery and Spiritual
Renewal program, 2) Skills and Livelihood Training, and 3) Access and Provision
of Livelihood Programs for Rehabilitating drug surrenderers.

“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”: Presentation –

On a large stage covering the floor of an entire outdoor arena with map of the world,
one well known musical artist and a child representative MS. KITTY DUTERTE, of
the Philippines, together with other child representative of every nation on earth will
stand together in the boarders of their respective nations and perform the specially
composed song "UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World" to be Co-written by Nadia Al
Sadek, LenDante Clarino and a famous Filipino composer. They will be
accompanied by a famous Filipino All Star House Band and Filipino Harmonic
Orchestra and a renowned Filipino and other World's Children Choir. The finale will
show a few brief moments with different Lanterns lighted up and flying in the sky
with its nation's flag, signifying that we are united through the universal language of
music and our love of our children in this small planet we share.

The special role of the great Emirate of Dubai and the UAE to "UNIVERSAL
CHILD, The World" will be publicly acknowledged during and throughout the
event.

The event will offer music, video footage, and muti-media snap shots of cultures of
diverse countries representing every continent and will highlight the children of
these varied nations.

There will be renowned famous musical artists and celebrities both in the
entertainment and sports guests, celebrities from various artistic fields featured
throughout the program and a specially written song for each continent.

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 It will also include a number of other programs, productions and activities, that will
promote business interests and prospects for our country the Philippines, and which
will enhance Education and global Wellness with many artistic ventures,
philanthropy and music, drug free campaigns and many other marvelous
concepts that we can share and collaborate in the future for the New Philippines and
a better world.

And then the Grand Finale will be a unique and crystalizing moment that captures
the spirit and purpose of the entire event.

“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”, through the main directions of Nadia Al Sadek, Bernie Uy,
Allan Roy Scott plus team of musicians and poets from different ethnicities now residing in the
UAE, and the Philippines, from around the world, is therefore proposed not only to dazzle the eyes
and astonish, but solve monumental concerns affecting our world and our Children. It aims to take
one bold step in the right direction by offering a symbol of unity in a time of great uncertainty,
guided by the understanding that our concern and love for our children is the same and
UNIVERSAL across nations, religions, and cultures on Earth, and will always be so.

NADIA R. AL SADEK
Philanthropist NEODXB CEO/ Founder/Producer
GIFTD (Great Idea Fridays Tune Dubai) Founder/Producer
Registered Owner, NADIA ALSADEK EVENTS ORGANIZING (Dubai) and NADIA AL SADEK
EVENTS AND PRODUCTIONS (Philippines)

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 PROJECT PLAN
“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”

1. In this project, we envision the merging of visions and ideals of the great leaders and
peoples of Dubai, UAE, and the Philippines and together, to lead the participating Nations
around the globe for a unique Cultural and Multi Media World event, “UNIVERSAL
CHILD, The World”;

2. At the core of our organization's objectives is the promotion of strong brotherhood and
camaraderie between and among races through musical event, as the medium, and to uplift
personal circumstances of our brothers and sisters, especially children, notwithstanding
race or color. We dedicate this wonderful Cultural and Multi Media World event,
“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” to our children around the globe and we hope that
through it, we could continue our life's mission of charity or philanthropic works, and to
gently remind the world that sometimes we need to slow down and enjoy, while it lasts,
the soothing effect of human voices celebrating life through music;

3. Holding “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”, in the Philippines, as assisted by the patrons
of arts and Music in Dubai, UAE, has long been one of our cherished dreams. To our minds,
the great leaders of these two countries share many things in common. On one hand, His
Excellency President Duterte stands for genuine change for the Filipino people and he
sent his message of hope through the beautiful song of Freddie Aguilar, DUTERTE PARA
SA TUNAY NA PAGBABAGO. This is an explicit acknowledgement of the moving and
revolutionary power of music. Davao City is a well-known place of thriving arts and
culture. On the other hand, the stated vision of His Highness, Sheik Mohammed bin
Rashid Al Maktoum is to promote UAE's rich heritage in arts and culture, and his long
cherished desire to enrich and broaden the cultural panorama of the country;

4. Two great respectable and humane men and leaders of both countries, the Philippines and
Dubai, leading and succeeding on this unique Cultural and Multi Media World event. The
experience will be memorable and the event will be historical for both countries.

5. Developed along our well established and proven conceptual lines, and under the working
title, “UNIVERSAL CHILD The World”, to be launched first in the Philippines, then the
grand finale in Dubai, the purpose of which is to gather over 200 nations with its country's
talented child and genius child with exceptional intellectual ability and originality
dazzingly skilled in any field.

6. “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” is designed as a 3 hour-world-spanning cultural

broadcast event and musical concert which will inaugurate a new joint global fundraising
campaign by musicians, artists, and sports celebrities, film makers, event companies, the
SPMUDA International Organization (Transworld Humanitarian Peace) Through His
Highness Datu Dr. Camad M Ali, Founder/Chairman/President of SPMUDA ,Red
Crescent, and other Foundations of His Royal Highness Sheikh Maktoum, Red Cross
and other Philanthropic Organizations around the Globe, Schools and Universities,
Prestigious Companies around the globe to benefit homeless and unfortunate and in dire

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 situations, and misplaced children worldwide, and to continue the Global Drug Campaign
for the safety of our youth and children around the globe;

7. One of the major components of the proposed activity, “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The
World”, is the implementation, in the Philippines, as its corporate social responsibility, of
its HESED Community-BAsed Rehabilitation and altErnative Development
(CARED) program, designed to assist the Duterte Administration’s on going war on drugs
by providing sustainable contents to Oplan Tokhang, i.e. Volunteerism-powered, God-
centered, community-based, and family supported, drug rehabilitation intervention that
provides for 1) Moral Recovery and Spiritual Renewal program, 2) Skills and Livelihood
Training, and 3) Access and Provision of Livelihood Programs for Rehabilitating drug
surrenderers (See item no. 45 below for full description);

8. “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”: Presentation –

8.1. On a large stage covering the floor of an entire outdoor arena with map of the world,
one well known musical artist and a child representative MS. KITTY DUTERTE, of
the Philippines, together with other child representative of every nation on earth will
stand together in the boarders of their respective nations and perform the specially
composed song "UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World" to be Co-written by Nadia Al
Sadek, LenDante Clarino and a famous Filipino composer. They will be
accompanied by a famous Filipino All Star House Band and Filipino Harmonic
Orchestra and a renowned Filipino and other World's Children Choir;
8.2. The finale will show a few brief moments with different Lanterns lighted up and
flying in the sky with its nation's flag, signifying that we are united through the
universal language of music and our love of our children in this small planet we
share;
8.3. The special role of the great Emirate of Dubai and the UAE to "UNIVERSAL
CHILD, The World" will be publicly acknowledged during and throughout the
event.
8.4. The event will offer music, video footage, and muti-media snap shots of cultures of
diverse countries representing every continent and will highlight the children of
these varied nations.
8.5. There will be renowned famous musical artists and celebrities both in the
entertainment and sports guests, celebrities from various artistic fields featured
throughout the program and a specially written song for each continent.
8.6. It will also include a number of other programs, productions and activities, that will
promote business interests and prospects for our country the Philippines, and which
will enhance Education and global Wellness with many artistic ventures,
philanthropy and music, drug free campaigns and many other marvelous
concepts that we can share and collaborate in the future for the New Philippines and
a better world.
8.7. And then the Grand Finale will be a unique and crystalizing moment that captures
the spirit and purpose of the entire event.

9. “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”, through the main directions of Nadia Al Sadek,
Bernie Uy, Allan Roy Scott plus team of musicians and poets from different ethnicities now
residing in the UAE, and the Philippines, from around the world, is therefore proposed not
only to dazzle the eyes and astonish, but solve monumental concerns affecting our world
and our Children.

10. It aims to take one bold step in the right direction by offering a symbol of unity in a time of
great uncertainty, guided by the understanding that our concern and love for our children
is the same and UNIVERSAL across nations, religions, and cultures on Earth, and will
always be so.

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11. The proposed World event will be launched in Dubai, UAE in time for the National Day
2018, or, alternatively, simultaneously in the Republic of the Philippines at an earlier
time;

12. The search for talents of Universal Child, The World will commence in participating
countries, respectively, following guidelines, procedures and mechanics for judging to
be issued by NEODXB: Nadia Al Sadek Event Organizing, preferably six (6) months
before the launching of the event in Dubai, UAE;

13. Each participating nation will arrange with schools and universities from every town or
city of the country and execute a cultural song competition in each area or school. The
grand winner of each school will then perform and compete live on television and radio
for the country’s Grand finals and the winner will be the “Child Ambassador” to
represent his or her country in the UAE;

14. The talent search shall be participated by children embodying the dazzling cultural
jewels of her own home country, in any field;

15. Once winners are identified per country, they will now compete in a grand finale event
to be conducted in the Emirate of Dubai, UAE;

16. The grand winner, aside from major prizes and contract awards, will be capped as the
Universal Child Ambassador, an individual who will give face and voice to children
around the world, most especially those who are in conflict areas, victimized and
exploited, and are considered refugees and Stateless. Her term shall be for one (1) year,
or until a new talent is found following the rigorous procedure of the talent search for
Universal Child, The World;

17. Nadia Al Sadek, Owner/CEO of NEO and founder of “Universal Child” will appoint
Media and Event Directors and Representatives of each Nation participating in the
Cultural World Event “UNIVERSAL Child”;

18. Official companies will be appointed by the NEO DXB CEO & Founder Nadia Al
Sadek, such as, but not limited to: Hotels /Hotel Chains, Airlines/Travel Agencies,
Banks. Oil companies, Mobile phone companies, Public TV companies / fund raising
during the show, live broadcast, Beauty and Fashion Companies, Real State Companies,
and other Charity Organizations and Foundations around the globe;

19. There will be SEVEN (7) Deputy Directors of “Universal Child” Administration and 7
(Seven) Executives for Universal Child, The World;

20. There will be Offices to be set up in the participating countries, the main Head Quarters
for the Universal Child, The World will be in Dubai, UAE;

21. There will be Permanent Staffs for One year, and Part timers /project to project basis
event managers and volunteers to be manned in Dubai, the UAE and Countries around
the globe participating with Universal Child, The World event;

22. An Event Company will be appointed in each country to manage the production of
UNIVERSAL CHILD THE WORLD Event;

23. World famous guest artists in return for their participation in the event expect a
remarkable contribution to their own charity organisations. Estimation USD 1 million
per guest as included in budget;

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24. The target date for the Cultural and Multi Media World event, “UNIVERSAL CHILD,
The World is tentatively set on December, 2018. The Event will be a 10 month-official
production, within which talents from participating countries will compete and follow a
process of elimination. It will lead to the grand staging of the grand finale in the host
country Dubai, UAE, which will be confirmed at least six (6) months prior to its
launching/ implementation.

25. Once the proposal gets approved, the preparation and Production of Cultural and Multi
Media World event, “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”, will immediately commence
preparation in Dubai, UAE, as it will be the Host Country of the grand launching and
finale of this World Event;

PRODUCTION DEADLINES
Date Activity

J a n u a r y, 2 0 2 0 t o F e b r u a r y , 2 0 2 0 Meeting with the Government Officials of Dubai,

U AE ; S p o n s o r s h i p c o r r e s p o n d e n c e , p r o mo t i o n s ,
m e e t i n gs w i t h l o c a l a n d i n t e r n a t i o n a l p a r t n e r s ,
s e t u p o f w e b s i t e s , s o c i a l m e d i a i n vi t a t i o n s , fl i e r s ,
media ads, etc.

March, 2020 UCTW Simultaneous Pre-Launching of talent

search in participating Countries

N o v e mb e r , 2 0 2 0 U C T W P r e - La u n c h i n g c o m p e t i t i o n s i n
participating Countries completed. UCTW talents
fo r Gr a n d L a u n c h i n g i d e n t i f i e d .

December, 2020 G r a n d L a u n c h i n g o f “ U N I V E R S A L C H I LD , T H E
W O R L D ” Y e a r 1 , Gl o b a l S t a ge P e r fo r m a n c e

S t a r t p l a n n i n g fo r Y e a r 2

26. PRIZES WILL BE DETERMINED WITH THE SPONSORS, or may be identified and
covered by the Government of Dubai, UAE, if the proposal becomes officially adopted.

27. Over 50 Charity Organizations & Foundations in the 7 Emirates of UAE, Embassies and
Ambassadors from over 100 countries in the UAE, Companies and Sponsors, UAE
Government Officials and Cultural Councils of UAE, Media CEO and Directors,
Schools & Universities, Top & famous Artists & Musicians in the UAE have expressed
interest and support and participation for “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”;

28. The Middle East, and Asia will be under Nadia Al Sadek Direction, under the umbrella
of NEODXB: Nadia Al Sadek Event Organizing, the Official Event Company in Dubai,
UAE for the event, “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”.

29. Middle East Participating Countries: UAE, Bahrain, KSA, Kuwait, Lebanon, Syria,
Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, Egypt, Oman, Qatar. The Asian Participating countries shall be as
follows: Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, India, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam,
Bangladesh, Pakistan, and the Philippines.

30. Nadia Al Sadek and the Top deputy Director from Dubai will personally visit each
nation for a conference with each country’s Prime Ministers or President or with the
Chairman of the Country’s Cultural Council for the presentation and preparation of
“UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” Event;

31. The Winner of “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” 2020 will then be the Universal
Child World Ambassador and will continue to record his or her song and dedicate it to
all the children around the globe and its record will continue for the philanthropic tasks

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 which Nadia Al Sadek GIFTD Team and its Event Company Partner will share for the
benefits of our unfortunate children around the globe;

32. There will be a separate budget proposal for the launching of “THE UNIVERSAL
CHILD, THE WORLD” in the Republic of the Philippines. What follows is the budget
estimate for the conduct of “THE UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD” world event
in the Emirates of Dubai, UAE;

33. Preliminary budget, THE UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD” world event in the
Emirates of Dubai, UAE, is as follows (shown in Euros):

ITEMS EXPLANATION BUDGET

Air Travel 1,775,000
 Music Performers and children’s €1,250 x 4 persons. x 200 countries 1,000,000
delegations (Economy)
 Celebrities, VIP’s & entourage €3.500 x 3pers. x 50 delegations 525,000
(Business Class)
 Staff €1,250 x 200 return flights 250,000
(Economy)
Hotels 1,600,000
 Music performers & children’s €200 x 4 persons. x 5 days x 200 800,000
delegations countries
 Celebrities & VIP’s €1.000 x 50 persons x 5 days 250,000
 Celebrities/VIP assistants/entourage €200 x 2 persons x 5 days x 50 100,000
delegations
 Staff €150 x 10 persons x 300 days 450,000
Food (During event) 500,000
Local transportations 75,000
Venue rent 200,000
Sound & Light 400,000
Staging & Set 300,000
Guest artists Fees (4 x 1,000,000) 4,000,000
Show scheme & realization 400,000
Administration Salaries: 2,040,000
 CEO Of Event Company/Founder 12 months
 Event Director UAE 12 months
 Secretary General 12 months
 Assistant Secretary General 12 months
 10 other Senior Directors to be 12 months
appointed
 7 directors 12 months
Security 500,000
Service & acquisitions 60,000
Publicity 400,000
Accreditation 30,000
Copyright / music clearance 100,000
Other miscellaneous expenses Rentals, musical equipment, 500,000
salaries, insurances,
communication, unexpected
costs, etc.
TOTAL PROJECTED PRELIMINARY BUDGET € 12,880,000

This cost estimation does not include possible TV broadcast costs.

34. PRIZES WILL BE DETERMINED WITH THE SPONSORS, or may be identified and
covered by the Government of Dubai, UAE

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35. POTENTIAL SPONSOR IDEAS:

Etisalat or DU

Emirates / flights, could also try Star Alliance, One World and Sky Team to work
together. Google / web-cast, fund raising ‘tool’ for public’s donations at internet,
marketing; Banks, Oil companies, Hotel chains, hotels, Mobile phone companies, Public
TV companies / fund raising during the show, live broadcast.

36. World famous guest artists, in return for their participation in the event, may expect a
remarkable contribution to their own charity organisations. An estimated € 1 million per
guest is included in the budget of the of “THE UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD”;

37. OTHER KEY POINTS:

37.1. Many items in the proposed budget may be covered by sponsors!

37.2. This is a once in a lifetime event, never realized before!

37.3. This will create unbelievable global awareness and positive promotion for Dubai
and UAE. A great purpose, involving respected organisations like UNICEF and
Red Cross & Crescent.

38. “UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC.”

As the conduct of the “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” will become an annual world
event, a foundation will be created from its proceeds, to ensure its sustainability and
continued viability as an international talent search and charity endeavour.

The foundation will spearhead the conduct of the Universal Child a yearly cultural
festival for the host country, the UAE. It will include a New Documentary Film, and it
will continue to expand the activities, and presence of the foundation in every country
which participated in the maiden Event of “UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World”;

39. “UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC. will not just be an

ordinary foundation where it collects funds or charity. The Foundation will be a special
playground and learning foundation that will touch the lives of children around the
world through family shelter allowance, livelihood grants, scholarships, rehabilitation,
and counselling;

The Foundation will be set up prior to the conduct of UCTW, and shall be registered
in either Dubai, UAE or in the Republic of the Philippines.

The foundation will have the following structure:

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39.1. HEAD COMMITTEE

NEODXB: Official Event Company Of Universal Child (UAE)

Red Cross / Crescent
UNICEF

Invites the Patron, controls the organization, high level lobbying, and
approves event budget, calls for and organizes meeting when needed. The
official event company of UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD
FOUNDATION is

39.2. PATRON:

His Highness Sheikh Maktoum

Highness Sheikh Khalifa
H.E. President Rodrigo Roa Duterte

39.3. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Spearheads groundworks for future events and activities. Trains and directs
performers and performances. Works on concept design and project
development, and once ready, prepares for the final project representation to
be approved by the Head Committee;

Conducts consultation and listens to the different sectors of professionals;

Works out details of the final budget to be approved by the Head Committee;
Communicates with different section of the organisation about the evolving
mechanics and procedures of the project;

Meets regularly Representatives from the Official Event Company NEO

UAE: Performers, show, general matters, show technique, etc.; Dubai: City
Officials, Police, Venue, Television, RC, UNICEF, and others if needed or
when necessary.

39.4. SECRETARY GENERAL

Supervise the day to day activities and functions of the Foundation. Ensures
that all divisions and sections, and offices of the foundation wherever they are

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 found in the globe are working smoothly, well-coordinated, and deliver
outputs as approved by the Head Committee right on time.

39.5. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Headed by a Director

Functions include preparing the budget, securing funding of organisation

salaries, rents, etc. Book keeping, cost control, etc., collecting proceeds of
ticket sales, review advertisement agreements, sponsorship details, and
others.

39.6. MARKETING

Headed by a Director

Functions include promoting products and services of the Foundation,

seeking Sponsors, Advertising agreements with third parties, designing and
implementing Community Relations, and conducting Ticket sales

39.7. COMMUNICATIONS

Headed by a Director

Functions include communicating to the wider public the advocacies,

programs, projects and activities of the Foundation. Media Relations for
domestic & international media outfits. Promoting positive Community
Relations, positive Publicity, and working closely and maintaining good
rapport with International artists for the benefit of the Foundation for its future
events;

39.8. SECURITY

Headed by a Director

Functions include provision, coordination, planning and execution of Security

plans and arrangements for the various events of the Foundation. It work on
security Accreditation of the foundation, coordinate Local transports,
Parking, and regulates Admissions during events sanctioned or organized by
the Foundation, to include security needs of the various offices of the
foundation.

39.9. TRAVELS & ACCOMODATION

Headed by a Director
Functions include planning and coordination of Travel arrangements
necessary for the various events and activities of the Foundation, to include
needs pertaining to Hotels, Eating, Religious matters, Entertainment, Guides
and their training, VIP guests

39.10. PRODUCTION

Headed by a Director
Functions include, acting as events Producer, Show designer: manuscript, set,
schedules, choreography; Live music: orchestra, conducter (s), Venue,
Technique

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 Communication with TV outfits, Make up & hair dressing; Backstage:
dressing rooms, furniture, service, Fireworks, etc.

In cooperation with TV operators, it will spearhead the technical

implementation of the broadcast for “THE UNVERSAL CHILD, The
World”. It will look into the following: TV technique, Staff, Building,
Satellite connection, Set, Lighting, planning, realizing together with Show
technique producer, Communication with International TV companies,
Broadcast sales, Co-operation with UNICEF TV department, Int’l TV
companies’ children’s and youngster’s departments, Representation in the
OC, Co-operation with Show Production department

39.11. LEGAL MATTERS

Headed by a Director

Guides officials of the Foundation on event matters, and other concern areas,
that have legal repercussions. Represent the officials of the Foundation in
litigations arising from the conduct of its events. Reviews legal documents,
like contracts, MOAs, MOUs, to include, but not limited to, Insurances, and
those regulating TV rights, rights for re-runs, etc. and recommends course of
action. Must be knowledgeable of Local and International law.

39.12. PERFORMERS

Top artists from each participating country in the “UNIVERSAL CHILD,

The World” events; Special guest artists; Folk artists and performers;
Singback / live / playback; RC and UNICEF artists who are considered
“godfathers and mothers” of their professional fields.

DRAFT ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION & BY-LAWS OF

UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC.

Articles of Incorporation
Of
UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC. (UCCFI)

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

The undersigned incorporators, all of legal age and majority of whom are residents of the
Philippines, have this day voluntarily agreed to form a non-stock corporation under the laws of the
Republic of the Philippines;

AND WE HEREBYCERTIFY:

FIRST: That the name of said corporation shall be

“UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC.”

SECOND: That the purpose/s for which such corporation are incorporated:
1. To implement, manage, administer, coordinate, operate, promote, to market, to permit, and/or
perform, or authorize performance or operations by third parties, subject to conditions, of the
cultural project, the “UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD (UCTW)” (Copyrighted, 2017), in the
Republic of the Philippines and other jurisdictions;
2. To implement, manage, administer, coordinate, operate, promote, and/or perform, or authorize
performance or operations by third parties, subject to conditions, of the cultural project, the “MGA
AWIT NI MARAWI: CHARITY CONCERT CARAVAN” (Copyrighted, 2017), in the Republic of the
Philippines and other jurisdictions;
3. To implement, manage, administer, coordinate, operate, promote, and/or perform, or authorize
performance or operations by third parties, subject to conditions, of the cultural project, the
“HESED Community-BAsed Rehabilitation and altErnative Development (CARED)” program, in
the Republic of the Philippines and other jurisdictions;

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4. To plan and develop, design, promote, coordinate, fund, and implement, or accept funding from
third parties for the implementation of, charitable and Philanthropic works for the betterment of the
material, economic, moral, intellectual, and spiritual conditions of the following weak and
vulnerable persons who are found in the Republic of the Philippines and in other jurisdictions:
a) Children: orphans and abandoned children, children in conflict areas, children-victims
of physical and sexual abuse, children refugees, children in conflict of laws, children
with special needs/ disabilities, children of Indigenous Peoples, children-orphans of
people working with the military and law enforcement agencies and of those working
in public/state schools; children in indigent farming or fishing communities;
b) Women: victims of violence and abandoned women and their children;
c) Other sectors as may be identified later on;

5. To develop corps of professional workers and volunteers who are highly trained to perform works
and activities designed for the improvement of vulnerable persons as above described;
6. To set up Music and Sports Clinics and Centers in the Philippines and in other jurisdictions, for
the specific benefits of youths and children in indigent and disadvantaged communities,
particularly, but not limited to, the development of their inherent artistic and sports talents and
skills;
7. To conduct or raise fund, or accept funding from third parties for, research activities designed to
better understand the problems, issues and challenges affecting vulnerable children and women,
and other sectors for purposes of project or program development inputs;
8. To help or to spearhead development and promotions of appropriate technologies, and
development of livelihood programs, for the benefit of the members of indigent communities
where vulnerable persons as herein identified are found, and to accept or receive financial
support from third parties for the purpose;
9. To observe and establish the highest ethical standards and financial responsibility in the conduct
and in the management of programs, projects and activities;
10. To support, promote and enhance the spirit of camaraderie, fellowship and unity among its
officers, employees, members, volunteers and beneficiaries through the conduct of enhancement
programs, projects and activities;
11. To cooperate with other organizations of similar aims, and with appropriate Government agencies
in the conduct of its activities;

12. To transact any and all other lawful activities which the Board of Directors considers appropriate
to further the purposes of the organization.

Incidental Purposes
1. In furtherance of its mission, vision and goal, It may acquire properties, whether real or personal,
by purchase, donation, usufruct, bequest, and/or by other legitimate means, and encumber or
sell such properties for its legitimate purposes; receive membership fees and dues, assessments,
contributions, gifts, legacies, grants-in-aid, endowments, subsidies and donations from
members, as well as non-members, from here and abroad; may invest and expend its funds,
moneys and properties in such Charity-oriented and related ventures, projects and activities as
the Board of Trustees may deem proper and necessary in pursuit of its objectives; and
2. Generally, as may be permitted by law, may do all such other acts and exercise such powers
and prerogatives as may be directly or indirectly necessary, suitable and proper to attain any of
the objectives and purposes of the Organization. Provided that the corporation shall not solicit,
accept or take investments/placements from the public neither shall it issue investment contracts.

THIRD: That the principal office of the corporation is located in No. 2 Balisi Apartments, Caronan
Street, Caritan Norte, Tuguegarao City Cagayan, Philippines, 3500;
FOURTH: That the term for which said corporation is to exist is 50 years from and after the date of
issuance of the certificate of incorporation;
FIFTH: That the names, nationalities and residences of the incorporators are as follows:
SIXTH: That the number of trustees of the corporation shall be _______________; and the names,
nationalities and residences of the first trustees of the corporation are as follows:
SEVENTH: That the total contribution of the corporations is ONE MILLION PESOS.
EIGHTH: That ________________________________ has been elected by the members as
Treasurer of the corporation to act as such until his successor is duly elected and qualified in
accordance with the by-laws, and that as such Treasurer, he has been authorized to receive for and
in the name and for the benefit of the corporation, all contributions or donations paid or given by the
members.
NINTH: That no part of its income is distributable as dividends to its members, trustees or officers
subject to the provisions of the Corporation Code of the Philippines on dissolution. Provided, That
any profit obtained by the association as an incident to its operation shall, whenever necessary or
proper shall be used for the furtherance of the purposes enumerated in Article II, subject to the
provision of Title XI of the Corporation Code of the Philippines;
TENTH: That the incorporators and trustees undertake to change the name of the corporation as
herein provided, or as amended thereafter, immediately upon receipt of notice or directive from the

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Securities and Exchange Commission that another corporation, partnership or person has acquired
a prior right to the use of that name or that the name has been declared as misleading, deceptive,
confusingly similar to a registered name or contrary to public morals, good custom or public policy.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto signed these Articles of Incorporation, this

__________day of _________________, 2019, in the City of Tuguegarao, Province of Cagayan,
Republic of the Philippines.

BY –LAWS
OF
UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC.

I. THE TIME, PLACE AND MANNER OF CALLING AND CONDUCTING REGULAR OR SPECIAL
MEETINGS OF THE TRUSTEES.
a) Regular meetings of the board of trustees of the corporation shall be held at least
once every three months;

b) Special meetings of the board of trustees may be held at any time upon the call of the
president;
c) Meetings of trustees may be held anywhere in or outside of the Philippines, unless
the by-laws provide otherwise. Notice of regular or special meetings stating the date,
time and place of the meeting must be sent to every trustee or trustee at least one (1)
day prior to the scheduled meeting. A trustee may waive this requirement, either
expressly or impliedly.

II. THE TIME AND MANNER OF CALLING AND CONDUCTING REGULAR OR SPECIAL
MEETINGS OF THE MEMBERS.
a) Regular or annual meetings of members shall be held annually on the first Monday of
DECEMBER.
b) Written notice of regular meetings shall be sent to all members of record at least two
(2) weeks prior to the meeting;
c) Special meetings of members shall be held at any time deemed necessary or as
provided in the by-laws.
d) Written notice of special meetings shall be sent to all members at least one week prior
to the meeting, unless a different period is required by the by-laws.
e) Members’ meetings, whether regular or special, shall be held in the city or municipality
where the principal office of the corporation is located, and if practicable in the principal
office of the corporation. Metro Manila shall, for the purpose of this provision, be
considered city or municipality.

III. THE REQUIRED QUORUM IN MEETINGS OF MEMBERS

a) The required quorum in meetings of members shall consist of the member/s
representing a majority of the entire membership.

IV. THE FORM FOR PROXIES OF MEMBERS AND THE MANNER OF VOTING THEM
a) Members may vote in person or by proxy in all meetings of members. Proxies shall be
in writing, signed by the member and filed before the scheduled meeting with the
corporate secretary. Unless otherwise provided in the proxy, it shall be valid only for
the meeting for which it is intended. No proxy shall be valid and effective for a period
longer than five (5) years at any one time.

V. THE QUALIFICATIONS, DUTIES, TERM AND COMPENSATION OF TRUSTEES

a) No person convicted by final judgment of an offense punishable by imprisonment for a
period exceeding six (6) years, or a violation of this Code, committed within five (5)
years prior to the date of his election shall qualify as a trustee. No person shall be
elected as trustee unless he is a member of the corporation. A majority of the trustees
must be residents of the Philippines.
b) The corporate powers of the corporation shall be exercised, all business conducted
and all property of the corporation be controlled and held by the board of trustees to
be elected from among the members, who shall hold office for one (1) year and until
their successors are elected and qualified.
c) The trustees shall not receive any compensation, as such trustees, except for
reasonable per diems. Any compensation may be granted to trustees by the vote of
the members representing at least a majority of the membership at a regular or special
members’ meeting, In no case shall the total yearly compensation of trustees, as such
trustees, exceed ten (10%) percent of the net income before income tax of the
corporation during the preceding year.

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 VI. THE MANNER OF ELECTION OR APPOINTMENT, QUALIFICATION AND THE TERM OF
OFFICE OF ALL OFFICERS OTHER THAN TRUSTEES

a) Immediately after their election, the trustees of a corporation must formally organize by
the election of a PRESIDENT, who shall be a trustee, a TREASURER who may or may
not be a trustee, a SECRETARY who shall be a resident and citizen of the Philippines,
and such other officers as may be provided in the by-laws. Two (2) or more positions
may be held concurrently by the same officer, however no one shall act as
PRESIDENT and SECRETARY or as PRESIDENT and TREASURER at the same
time. The officers of the corporation shall hold office for one (1) year and until the
successors are elected and qualified. The officers of the corporation shall perform
functions as required by existing laws, rules and regulations.

VII. FISCAL YEAR

a) The fiscal year of the corporation shall begin on the first day of January and end on
the last day of December of each year.

VIII. SEAL

a) The corporate seal shall be determined by the Board of Trustees.

IX. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

a) Matters not covered by the provisions of these by-laws shall be governed by the
provisions of the Corporation Code of the Philippines.

40. Program mechanics and specific details, as embodied in the Strategic and
Communications Plan for the UCTW shall be submitted separately when parties
approve the Project, at least in Principle.

41. THE “UNIVERSAL CHILD TOOL BOX”

41.1. Every Saturday of the week in Dubai, UAE and in selected places in the Philippines,
there will be a “meetup” for children from different schools/universities &
nationalities. There will be two sections of the program:
1. UNIVERSAL Child JR :5 years old-11 years old
2. UNIVERSAL Child SR.:12 years old to 18 years old

41.2. Learning & Activities:

1. ARTS: They will be trained and learn special ideas in ARTS AND
PHOTOGRAPHY

2. Music: They will be trained and learn special skills in music such as:
vocals/guitars/piano/flute/drums and other instruments

3. Sports: identify children’s talents in snooker, pool, football, basketball,

and HORSE RIDING, The EQUINE PROGRAM.

41.3. Universal Child Foundation will have the best and unique program in sports
especially for children. The THT Program from Mr. Kerry M. Thomas, Founder of
THT (Thomas Herding Technique). Here is a quote from Mr. Kerry Thomas:(A
member and executive representative of UNIVERSAL Child at Music Bridges in
connection with THT)

THT early days I used my unique research of Wild Horse Herds in the
Western United States to better my work with developing unique and
interactive children’s programs. The intricate and independent study
of equine social dynamics, Herd Dynamics, and thus Emotional

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 Conformation Profiling, (the unique system I developed to identify
individual personality traits and behavioral genetic markers) has
since grown into a business that offers extremely valuable and quite
unique information to clients in the sporting industries. But not to be
overlooked, the vital information provided within my system of
Personality Propensity Typing or P-Type, is essential and valuable far
beyond the many uses for the Racing and related Equestrian Industries
and breeding, as we endeavor to select and profile, and match, proper
horses with children of need. Therapy programs for children are
indeed among the most important avenues for the communication
between human and horse we can embrace as people. The betterment
of the horse is for the betterment of man.

Working toward the development of interactive equine programs is

but one concept we at THT are honored to introduce as a proper and
sensible collaboration with Tomorrow’s Child Projects going forward.
Another of these is the development of Sport Horse Teams performing
to raise both money and awareness for children related programs. An
example can be cited for racing. I propose the racing concept to be
titled as thus: Tomorrow’s Child Race Team, Racing For Kids. This
would be an idea readily embraced by the global racing media and
community for its merits in humanitarian efforts and beyond. The
industry is in need of a shining beacon of hope, indeed, the world is
always wont of such concepts that can be blended and allowing the
beauty of the horse, which has glued humanity together in one way or
another for centuries of human develop, to communicate once again
the needs of man within the Spiritual Body of the Horse. The concept
would be a beacon of good will and hope with focus and attention on
children’s programs and certainly, Tomorrow’s Child initiatives.

41.4. The UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD FOUNDATION is a creation of

awareness about Children and its community. Arts, Sports, & Music is an
inspiration for children or any human being;

41.5. Arts, Sport, & Music is the gateway for a child’s emotion, as art & music helps a
child’s daily routine and is one of the best extra- curricular activity for a child.

41.6. Arts, Sports, & music will contribute for the relaxation and a break for a child after
a 6 day study in school every week.

41.7. Arts, sports, & Music will help the child to be extrovert and confidence in meeting
people, and will be her or his preparation for her adult life and his or her career.

41.8. Art, sports and music, is a holistic approach to talent foundation to help a child
transform and developing their most important assets in early age for their present
and future main stage.

42. MEDIA INDUSTRY IMMERSION AND LEARNING FOR CHILDREN

42.1. The UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD FOUNDATION will also provide
assistance and support for additional special trainings for children. Children from
age 12-18 will be trained for TV & Radio Broadcasting & Presenting;

42.2. In Asia mainly the Philippines, children are already trained as Presenters and
Broadcasters in news for sports & music. Having different nationalities of 165
countries in the UAE, plus its local children it will be another unique way of putting
them all together in one activity and show/present their special skills in their
childhood age ready to reach a career in the Media Industry;

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 42.3. Like music, and sports, exposing a child to the art and science of TV & Radio
Broadcasting & Presenting at an early age will bring perfection and great expertise
during his/her adult age.

43. THE UNIVERSAL CHILD MAGAZINE

43.1. The UNIVERSAL CHILD, THE WORLD FOUNDATION will have “Universal
Child” magazine, a free monthly magazine to be distributed to all the schools and
universities for children;

43.2. The magazine will be one of the communications media of the Foundation;

43.3. A lot of children in schools and universities are talented and have a special skills in
writing. Children of such talent will be featured in the magazine. They may become
contributors and writers of the magazine.

43.4. The magazine will have special features for children, from events to fashion,
newsletters, special children blog or letter to the editor, stories and their photos, and
art works in painting and photography. Children’s beautiful experiences will
likewise be featured in the Magazine and it will be an inspiration for other children.

43.5. It is expected that there will be a lot of news and discussions and write ups in, and
for, the magazine, as the “UNIVERSAL Child Foundation” will execute a monthly
event for children such as competition in Arts, Music & Sports;

43.6. Children’s’ accomplishments in Arts, Music and sports will likewise be presented
in the magazine, complete with their photographs and stories. It is one way of
teaching Children of the value of achievements and the proper way of handling fame
and glory brought about by their personal success.

43.7. UNIVERSAL CHILD FOUNDATION WILL FOLLOW ITS BRANCHES

AROUND THE GLOBE AFTER SETTING UP THE HEADQUARTERS IN
DUBAI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. TO BE FOLLOWED FOR ITS FIRST
BRANCH IN THE PHILIPPINES

44. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIAL: “SHUKRAN

EMIRAT”

44.1. If “THE UNIVERSAL CHILD, The World” will see light of the day, so to speak,
it is because it is supported by the great ruler of the Emirate of Dubai, UAE and
Vice-President of the UAE, His Highness Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum;

44.2. It is therefore only fitting, and as the most special gesture, for the “THE
UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC., through the SEED, and
NEODXB: Nadia Al Sadek Event Organizing, to conduct a special event for the
celebration of the UNITED ARAB EMIRATES INDEPENDENCE DAY every
December 2 of each year;

44.3. It is the best day to say “Thank you Emirates”!

44.4. In 2010 Mr Alsayegh Founder and CEO of Alsayegh Media have successfully
implemented a great event celebrating the 2010 UAE 39th National Day. The Event
was dubbed as: Kullunna Khalifa. As Mr. Abdullatif Alsayegh of Alsayegh Media
quotes:

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 “This is a terrific example of how we took a brilliant concept and brought it to life
as a nationwide movement climaxing in a blockbuster event. For our National Day
on December 1st, we conceptualized the theme ‘Kullunna Khalifa’ (“we are all
Khalifa”) in tribute to our country’s ruler. We then packaged it into the country’s
most unforgettable event through:

Identity creation, concept development, media buying, social media strategy &
execution, event management (from location sourcing to content creation to
execution). Let us orchestrate your event and you too will feel like the ruler of your
kingdom!”

44.5. While processing the preparation of Universal Child, I have come to an idea to
continue and implement the beautiful unique concept for UAE Independence Day
called “Shukran Emirat”(Thank you Emirates);

44.6. Shukran Emirat is the greatest way to congratulate UAE and not just the local
Emiratis who will extend this greetings but the Expatriates, the different
nationalities of over 165 countries should also congratulate and give thanks to UAE
as the Expats have long lived here in the UAE for many decades, making the
country their second home, studied in their schools and Universities, graduated and
gotten their careers, implemented their success in their studies, career, and business
in the UAE of whom UAE have given and shared great opportunities up to this
moment;

44.7. Shuran Emirat is to gather all these 165 countries and its people to celebrate with
the Local Emiratis, through Musical Concert. All musicians from children to adults
from these different nationalities and countries will jive under one concert and sing
the song originally composed by Nadia Al Sadek and her Team of great composers
in the UAE, the song entitled “Shukran Emirat”;

44.8. Before the concert that will start at 7pm. During the day at noon there will be a
parade at Sheihk Zayed Road. Children and Adults will ride on horses, Carts,
carrying the flag of UAE and there will be live songs and instrument on its carts
and floats with musicians singing and playing their instruments, acoustic, OUD,
and Saxophone.

44.9. While on the performance of the song, all these 165 nations now in the UAE
together with the Local Emiratis will hold a Candle, a Candle of Light to show how
UAE have shared its light to these 165 nations;

44.10. The candles will be like over one million which will enter the Guinness Book of
Record plus its unique song Shukran Emirati which will be composed both in
Arabic & English. The song will be backed up by acoustic guitar, UOD and violin
plus saxophone;

44.11. Great & Famous Artists in the UAE from the 165 nations and of course featuring
the Emirati Artist will perform during the Event;

44.12. A local Adult lead vocalist together with Nadia Al Sadek (as the founder of this
concept and also a professional singer and song writer) will lead the children, then
comes the Adult group to join the song form different nationalities and local
Emiratis singing all the song together with the audience of over 1 million targeted
audience;

44.13. There will be booths, and foods, and also Emirati great products and native
souvenirs around the concert area;

44.14. “Shukran Emirati”T-Shirts and hats or caps will be worn during the parade;

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 44.15. The most beautiful part of this event is again a synergy to Universal Child, Great
Singers and Musicians together with the Child Ambassador of UAE will lead the
song “Shukran Emirati”;

44.16. SHUKRAN EMIRAT: A MESSAGE FROM GIFTD (GREAT IDEA FRIDAYS

TUNE DUBAI), ORIGINALLY COMPOSED AND PERFORMED BY
PROPONENT NADIA AL SADEK

“The Expat”
Be faithful of the teachings of God, no matter how you call him and whatever manner you
worship Him.
We are all slaves of the Creator, and by our task we are helping create the world and help one
another.
We are all employees anointed to Co-Creator and Co-Redeemer.
We create productive services and work that enhance the beauty of life and contribution to
the country and its organization.
We will redeem other human beings left out in the global competition of excellence.
We will teach each other, share, and must be worthy of the trust reposed to us.

We are all in the UAE, to expand our business, or to be employed and seek fruitful and
greener pasture, where UAE is so generous to give opportunities and share her gold.
Give respect to this beautiful transformed country, the UAE.
Respect the laws and culture. Uphold the dignity of whatever country we come from or race
we carry.
We must show the country UAE we are honourable and dignified people.
And that we can be trusted to do the best we can to call UAE our second home.
We must be clear with our goals and priorities that we are firmly decided to live and work,
in order to seek gainful employment or fruitful business in the future, and the future of our
family. Children and generation.
We must have a total knowledge of the full implications of working, or doing business, away
from our comfort zones, our family, community and country.
We must be aware of the fundamental Laws of governing labour business, migration,
especially the laws of our host country the UAE.
Be a good expatriate to either you are an employee or employer.
Work hard systematically, and employers be kind to your staffs, your staffs are your Team.
We are like a puzzle, without the first and last piece, without the other parts it can be
solved.
Be reliable and honest with each other.
We should be all honest and reliable and promote the highest quality of service or products,
the highest level of productivity commensurate with time and motions applicable.
Learn more, learn new skills, and get more knowledge and develop habits for effectiveness
and experience.
We hold hands and share .with this we all share success together. And the host of the
country
UAE will not only be proud of us, they will respect and make us valuable to their
community.
Always remember, Respect, Patience, Knowledge, Hard work & Experience are the keys to
success.

45. OTHER ACTIVITIES: INTERNATIONAL FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN

45.1. RC AND UNICEF as main operators

Target Beneficiaries: Street children of the world – shelter homes, sports

Idea: International challenge fund raising campaign, where one

artist challenges another to help raise awareness and to
pledge financial support to the cause.

Carry out: Local RC and UNICEF offices with local broadcasters

Marketing: Local broadcasters

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 The idea is as follows:

Form int’l team to realize the campaign. Celebrities challenge each other. Sport
stars challenge each other. Individual sport stars: tennis players, formula drivers,
soccer players, ice-hockey players, boxers etc.

Teams: NHL, NBA, Formula 1, Nascar, FC Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester

United, soccer clubs around the world, FIFA, millions of possibilities!

Public donations and challenges: during the 24 hour show, celebrities answer
phone calls at the studio during the show.
Banks: TC accounts
Campaign products
TC single and album
Pins, buttons
“Universal Child, The World” (UC) logo, collaborating companies, individuals
etc… have the right to use the logo

HESED
Community-BAsed Rehabilitation and
altErnative Development (CARED) program
Flagship Anti-Drug and Anti-Poverty Program of the Universal Child
Charities Foundation, Inc.
Al Maktoum Foundation (UAE)

A Beneficiary of UNIVERSAL CHILD: THE WORLD

46. Universal Child Charities Foundation, Inc. through the support and assistance of the AL
MAKTOUM FOUNDATION, seeks to implement in the Philippines, within a three (3)
year period, a community-based rehabilitation of drug dependents;

Project Title: Implementation of HESED Community-BAsed

Rehabilitation and altErnative Development (CARED)
program

Project Proponent/s: Universal Child Charities Foundation, Inc. through the support
and assistance of the AL MAKTOUM FOUNDATION
Type of Project: Community-based Drug Rehabilitation
Education-training

Project Duration: 3 years or longer subject to performance and impact evaluation

Number of Beneficiaries: 5,000 Drug dependents and their families

(which include vulnerable children, rural poor, women, and
youth)

Project Beneficiaries: Drug surrenderees and their families

Duly processed under Oplan Tokhang/ Double Barrel

Location of Beneficiaries: 1st District: Aparri and Buguey

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 2nd District: Lasam and Piat
3rd District: Tuguegarao and Solana

Date of Implementation/Duration: Open

Area of Project Implementation: 1st District: Aparri and Buguey, Cagayan

2nd District: Lasam and Piat, Cagayan
3rd District: Tuguegarao and Solana, Cagayan

Budget Requirement: 46,096, 000.00

Budget Requested: 46,096, 000.00

46.1. BACKGROUND/SITUATION ANALYSIS

46.1.1. In 2016, President RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE made it his major advocacy the
eradication of illegal drugs in the country. The PNP, through the Office of the
Chief PNP General Ronald De La Rosa, implemented OPLAN DOUBLE
BARREL. As of date (October, 2016), there are 19,935 operations conducted;
1,217,546 house visitations conducted; 18,873 are arrested and 1, 216 killed in
Police operations; there are 721, 067 drug surrenderers, of which 53,499 are
self-confessed drug pushers and 667,568 are drug users. The biggest drug
rehabilitation facility in the country, at full capacity, can only accommodate, at
a time, 10,000 drug dependents;

46.1.2. How to meaningfully approach and sustain the above-mentioned gains of

OPLAN DOUBLE BARREL is a huge challenge for the Government.
Rehabilitating and reintegrating 721,067 drug surrenderers, while ensuring
reduction of drug supply and drug demand in the country, will put too much
pressure and stress to Government resources.

46.1.3. The community should be tapped and enjoined to participate in a long term,
sustainable and massive rehabilitation and reintegration program. A program
that is fueled by volunteerism, and participated by the different sectors in the
community, each approaching the drug problem with their unique but equally
important solution. For every willing soul to help, there is always something
good that may be done for others.

46.1.4. If there is a lesson we could learn from past rehab and reintegration strategies,
it is this: we sometimes miss the point that drug addiction is brought about by
reasons that are not purely social, psychological, financial or biological.
Relapse and failure of aftercare interventions in the past is brought about, in a
large part, by the failure to appreciate that drug use is brought about by the
destruction of the family and our total disregard of our spiritual and moral
needs;

46.1.5. We lose sight of the importance of family relations, the love and fear of God,
and our sense of communal belongingness. In sum, what we are seeking is a
sustainable, humane, and God-centered and community supported
rehabilitation of drug dependents who opted to surrender and give up their
deadly vice. It is a rehabilitation program that is inclusive of the family and
morally and emotionally supported by the Community. Our objective is to
design and pursue a community-based, volunteer-supported, family and God-
centered rehabilitation and reintegration proposal that is long term, highly
sustainable, and embodies the drug-free communities as envisioned by the
Government. While we are rehabilitating drug dependents, their families, and
communities, we are also addressing poverty by providing highly sustainable
livelihood programs. This is the reason for the existence of the HESED
VOLUNTEERS NETWORK and the design and proposed implementation of

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 the HESED Community-bAsed Rehabilitation and Alternative dEvelopment
(CARE) Program;

46.1.6. The HESED Community-BAsed Rehabilitation and altErnative

Development (CARED) program is designed to support, enrich and
complement a sustainable, convergent, and holistic approach to the ongoing
fight against illegal drugs by winning over drug dependents, affected
communities and families (see also Project Components below). It focuses on
the provision of three major services:

a) MORAL RECOVERY AND SPIRITUAL RENEWAL

This includes moral and spiritual retreats, family bible studies and
sessions, family day activities, and other related activities. This
component is implemented by HESED Pastor-volunteers from
accredited Faith organizations.

b) SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

This includes basic skills training and development in mushroom/

organic farming, backyard poultry raising, automotive troubleshooting
and electronics, cosmetics, food technology, and other related areas of
competencies.

Surrenderers, who have talents, may also opt to study arts and music,
or participate in sports clinics.

This component is implemented by HESED teacher-volunteers from

the academe and from technical – vocational schools. Assistance from
SUCs and TESDA, and other related government agencies, will
likewise be sought and requested under existing programs of the
agency for wider, broader, and deeper impact.

c) ACCESS TO LIVELIHOOD SOURCES

In partnership with the Business sector, partner NGOs, and

international sponsors and donors, with some assistance from the LGU,
AND the National Government, drug dependents registered and
enrolled under HESED CARED PROGRAM shall be given access to
a sustainable and household/ community-based livelihood programs.

46.1.7. The HESED CARED Program aims to sustain the gains so far achieved by
OPLAN DOUBLE BARREL by giving meaningful contents in the community
level where surrenderers are returned after being processed by the PNP. With
the help of the private sector and the enthusiasm of our HESED volunteers, it
aims to assist drug surrenderers renew their lives and to become productive
members of the Philippine Society.

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 Program Framework of HESED CARE Program

46.1.8. The Community-based rehabilitation program offered by HESED is

designed to be implemented by community volunteers in tandem with the
Barangay Unit, the Local Government Unit, the Philippine National Police
and other National Government Agencies, and connects the community and
the family existing support sources, mechanisms, and sectors within the
framework that emphasizes a God-centered, family-oriented and
Community-based and supported drug rehabilitation and reintegration
approach.

46.1.9. Hesed volunteers intends to seek and find gems in the mud, so to speak. We
help non-violent first time drug dependents recover and rehabilitate, morally
and physically, not away from, but with their family and community while
teaching them the skills and helping them develop talents that will make
them better and more productive persons, and give them opportunity to be
part of, and to benefit from, worthwhile livelihood activities.

46.1.10. The Program is a platform for convergence, or pooling of resources and

technical expertise, among the different sectors operating in the Community.
It is likewise designed to be synchronized and consistent with the established
functions of PNP Advisory Councils. It aims to engage further various
sectors like the Local Government Unit, the Academe, Business sector,
Government sector, NGO, and the Faith community not only for the
operationalization of a highly sustainable, inclusive and participative
approach in achieving the primary goal of the PATROL PLAN 2030, but
also, and more importantly, in promoting a community-supported anti-illegal
drug campaign that is highly pro-active, long term, and sustainable for a
better and safer communities for all.

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 46.1.11. The HESED Program approaches the problem following the one government
framework. It is premised on the idea that there should be convergence of
programs, synchronization of activities and inter-agency support in
dispensing resources of the government for a shared goal and objective.

46.1.12. For instance, the extension programs of the State Universities and Colleges,
in coordination with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) must be
made to align with the advocacies and programs of the Government. There
are existing budget and personnel in the Extension department waiting to be
tapped. It is just a matter of aligning and fine tuning the extension thrust of
the SUC. The community services the SUCs develop should include, or be
part, of a wider community based rehab program of the Government. As
such, an important component of the HESED Program would be to lobby
for the development of more enabling legal environment that would allow
for this kind of convergence and alignment of policies and PPAs among
government agencies.

46.1.13. THE ANTI-DRUG WAR IS ALWAYS, AT FIRST, A GOVERNMENT

AND POLICE WORK. IT MUST HOWEVER BE ACTIVELY
PARTICIPATED BY THE COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO SUSTAIN
AND ENSURE ITS SUCCESS. It is in this context that HESED redefines
the meaning and appreciation of DOUBLE BARREL: the Government and
the Community working together to address the problem of illegal drugs.

46.2. PROJECT OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES

OBJECTIVES STRATEGIES

1) To help the Government provide specific contents for
its “Five Pillars of Action” as contained in the
National Anti-Drug Plan of Action for 2015-2020,
particularly on Drug Demand Reduction, Alternative
Development, and Civic Awareness and Response;
See also National Drug Rehabilitation Program,
specifically on Pillar 2 and 3;
Secure funding and support both from private and
government sectors;
Involve faith communities, volunteers from the
academe, and the youth sector in Government’s
effort to implement and institute community-based
rehabilitation programs;

2) To provide avenue for professional volunteers,
community members, faith-based organizations, the
local government, national government agencies, the
PNP and other stakeholders, to harmonize their
programs, projects, and activities designed to assist
in the rehabilitation and reintegration of drug
surrenders, and to actually implement these programs
and interventions for the benefit and renewal of our
brothers and sisters who were victims of drugs use;
Invite stakeholders to series of dialogues to discuss
systems and mechanics of HESED CARE
PROGRAM, in order for them to appreciate and
accept their proposed roles under the program, and
how they could contribute to the successful
implementation of the community-based
rehabilitation, reintegration, and aftercare.

3) To provide professional, technical and logistical
support and services to alternative methods of
rehabilitation as identified and authorized in:
3.1) Sec. 2, item [B], Sub Item 2, letter [e], of DDB
Resolution No. 3, series of 2016, to wit:
“If the surrenderer is a user, determine if
rehabilitation is applicable in his/her case and
follow the issued board regulation on
procedures on treatment and rehabilitation for
that purpose. The surrenderer shall state in the
AFFIDAVIT OF UNDERTAKING AND
WAIVER that he/she shall undergo voluntary
treatment and rehabilitation. Any monetary
Secure government permits and licenses
Hire staff and personnel in areas where expertise is
required as a matter of law and policy, then win
over volunteers who may be trained and act as
force multipliers in the conduct of:
1) community-based treatment and
rehabilitation program (Sec. 2, item [B], Sub
Item 2, letter [e], of DDB Resolution No. 3,
series of 2016)
2) Family therapy; Community service , and or
Sheltered Workshops and Livelihood
Trainings (Sec. 3, item nos. 3, 4, and 5, of
DDB Resolution No. 1, series of 2009)

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consideration in relation to rehabilitation shall 3) Aftercare related activities (Article IV,

be borne by the surrenderer, or if he/she is Section 8, par. [g.], in relation to Section 9,
indigent, a request may be made to the Local item [4] and Section 12, of DDB Regulation
Government Unit concerned for assistance. If No. 1, series of 2006, GUIDELINES IN THE
he/she cannot avail or afford treatment and IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
rehabilitation, he/she shall submit AFTERCARE PROGRAM FOR
himself/herself to community-based treatment RECOVERING DRUG DEPENDENTS),
and rehabilitation program, if available.” focusing on Faith-Based Development;

3.2) Sec. 3, item nos. 3, 4, and 5, of DDB Resolution Fund module writing and development for faith
No. 1, series of 2009, to wit: based development. Conduct retreats, bible
studies, and other related activities;
4) Family therapy - a form of intervention
based on the recognition that the family, as
a primary social unit, can be source of
problem leading to drug use. XXX;

5) Community service – the participation of

patients in community projects can help
them integrate into the local society and
can also promote community
understanding of their needs and
recognize of their remaining potential and
acceptance. XXX ;

6) Sheltered Workshops and Livelihood

Trainings – provides training for skills
development and employment with
appropriate compensation in a controlled
environment to increase self-esteem and
chances for outside work placement.”

3.3.) Article IV, Section 8, par. [g.], in relation to Section

9, item [4] and Section 12, of DDB Regulation No. 1,
series of 2006, GUIDELINES IN THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AFTERCARE
PROGRAM FOR RECOVERING DRUG
DEPENDENTS, to wit;

Article IV, Section 8, par. [g.], “The TRC (Treatment &

Rehabilitation Center) shall refer the patient for
aftercare to support groups, self- help groups and other
agencies providing aftercare-related services
determined to be suitable for the client’s needs
(Example: Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Councils,
Narcotic Anonymous, Provincial Social Workers and
others).”

Section 9, item [4], “Attendance to Support Groups”

The activities shall include attending self-help programs

like Narcotics Anonymous (NA) / Alcoholic Anonymous
(AA) meetings, regular follow-up at treatment center,
individual and group counseling sponsor/sponsee
meetings, alumni association meetings, etc. This shall be
for a period not exceeding eighteen (18) months and
shall be undertaken by the appropriate center personnel
for sharing inspirational experiences from the successful
rehabilitated drug dependents who were able to
overcome drug dependency and are achieving success in
life through continuous studies, their profession,
marriage and business.

Section 12, “Section 12. Faith-Based Development”

This views faith as an inspiration to change and well being

of the individual. The individual’s personal conviction

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and faith encourage the patients to turn away from

prohibited drug abuse and make him aspire to be more
productive. Appropriate pastoral counseling shall be
facilitated if such is requested.

4) To provide Volunteer support to other government Enter into Memoranda of Agreement with
programs that put family at its core concern and concerned government agencies. Seek
subject, particularly, but not limited to, DSWD’s endorsement to facilitate partnership.
Family Drug Abuse Prevention Program (FDAPP);
or, in appropriate instances, the development of
parallel programs and projects that may be
participated by professional volunteers, and may be
supported separately by the Government or by
private stakeholders;

5) To integrate moral and spiritual renewal and Involve faith communities, volunteers from the
recovery in the Post-Operation Phase of Barangay academe, and the youth sector in Government’s
Drug-Clearing Operations as defined in BOARD effort to implement and institute community-based
REGULATION NO. 2, SERIES OF 2007 rehabilitation programs, while integrating skills
ENTITLED “PROVIDING FOR REVISED development and livelihood provision in the rehab
GUIDELINES IN THE CONDUCT OF sessions of drug surrenderers;
BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING OPERATIONS,
focusing on rehabilitation and reintegration, by
integrating spiritual renewal programs, with skills
development and livelihood provision among drug
surrenderers;

6) To provide for aftercare service facility that is
jointly supported, in a large part by volunteers
coming from the faith community, the academe, the
LGUs, the Barangay and community folks, the
business sector, and other stakeholders, to include
foreign assistance and aide;
Involve faith communities, volunteers from the
academe, and the youth sector in Government’s
effort to implement and institute community-based
rehabilitation programs, while integrating skills
development and livelihood provision in the rehab
sessions of drug surrenderers;

7) To connect a community of people seeking renewal,

rehabilitation, and reintegration to the fullest extent
of assistance possible from all imaginable and
appropriate support sources, giving them access to
technology and trainings to enable them to
participate in local and foreign business
opportunities, while continuing a lifelong
engagement with faith workers for their spiritual
and moral recovery for a richer and more fulfilling
and dignified lives;

8) To assist the PNP and the government in its anti-
drug advocacy campaign by way of sustained
school visitations and other related works, focusing
on moral and spiritual renewal components of Anti-
Drug use prevention;
Enter into MOA with the PNP for the HESED team
to jointly conduct school visitations;
Develop Instructional Materials (Audio Visual and
Print).

9) To assist the PNP and the government in its anti- Organize HESED Tournaments in partnership with
drug advocacy campaign by designing and the LGUs, or funded by HESED sponsors;
implementing sports programs and activities, moral
and spiritual retreats, family counseling sessions,
and other activities that will promote values among
participants, particularly those of drug surrenderers;

10) To lobby for appropriate legislative measures and
actions that will promote convergence and
synchronization of activities, programs, and
projects among the private sector and the
government, and other stake holders;
Develop and build network and partnerships with
other organizations and political leaders with the
same advocacy;

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11) To connect recovering communities and families to Seek partnership with interested Business entities;
appropriate government offices and support secure agreements that they purchase, for instance,
sources, for services other than what are provided the livelihood outputs of Drug surrenderers;
by the HESED Program;

12) To develop modules, manuals, and other materials Fund Writeshop activities among local writers,
necessary for trainings, skills and livelihood trainers and other stakeholders to develop
development, and information campaign, focusing indigenous learning materials;
on the need to strengthen the family and
community, with emphasis on moral and spiritual
renewal;

13) To help subject all HESED Volunteers to Conduct Bi-annual conferences among HESED
continuous professional and growth trainings and Volunteers
sessions, and expose them to new experiences to
further enrich the program;

46.3. DESIRED IMPACT AND OUTCOME OF THE PROJECT

46.3.1. The Hesed CARED Program will contribute to the Development of families
and Communities that are more resilient against drugs use and abuse. The
initial target of the program is limited to at least six towns of the Province of
Cagayan:

1st District: Aparri and Buguey

2nd District: Lasam and Piat
3rd District: Tuguegarao and Solana

46.3.2. In the short term, it will provide specific activities and contents to the
ongoing OPLAN TOKHANG. IN the long term, it will sustain gains of
OPLAN DOUBLE BARREL since it will add up to the overall effect of
diminishing drug demand. It will institutionalize partnerships and
volunteerism between and among key stakeholders, most particularly the
affected community, the Barangay government, the LGUs, the PNP, the
faith-based communities, and professional volunteers. Livelihood
programs to be participated by qualified drug surrenderers will provide
additional and alternative source of income for them and their family
thereby addressing, in the same intervention, the problem on poverty;

46.3.3. Active support from the PNP is crucial since it works in the frontline on the war
on drugs, and it is the process owner of OPLAN DOUBLE BARREL.
Memorandum of Agreement between the HESED VOLUNTEERS
NETWORK and the Philippine national Police is crucial. Since the program
starts in the PS, a MOA with the PPO is therefore indispensable. MOA with
Local Government Units (LGUs) concerned, on the livelihood component and
other assistance, is likewise desirable but not mandatory.

46.3.4. RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

a) One of the major risks and factors that may hamper or hinder the successful
implementation of project activities and achievement of project outputs, are the
following:
 Funding
 Unreliability of volunteers handling crucial/ key services in the
conduct of community-based rehabilitation, reintegration, and
aftercare;

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  Lack of support from the Philippine National Police;
 Lack of support, or outright rejection of the LGU of the proposed
interventions;
 Deteriorating Peace and Order situation in target municipalities

b) Source of funds must be diversified, and there is a need to implement activities,

projects and programs designed for fund raising to ensure that financial support
of activities do not only come from sponsorship or donations. The entire
HESED CARED PROGRAM should be implemented as envisioned to be self-
sustaining through its livelihood components;

c) Funds must be sufficient to hire crucial staff and personnel during the duration
of the program;

d) It is crucial that dialogues must be conducted first with the PNP and the LGU
before the Hesed CARED Program is implemented. Preliminary discussions are
already conducted with Cagayan PPO and with the Officials of PR02;

e) Commitment from Business Sector to patronize product outputs (goods and

Services produced by HESED participants);

f) Commitment from Government Agencies to support HESED participants and

program through technical and financial support (DOST’s Set-Up of qualified
participants; TESDA Training; DTI’s grant of Shared Service Facility; DOLE’s
livelihood programs; and others);

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46.4. PROJECT COST

A. ORGANIZATION AND STAFFING

Office/Staff Responsibilities Proposed Annual cost Total

Designated Monthly (3 year period
duration)
Honorariu
m
Ensure success of the HESED 50,000.00 600,000.00 1,800,000.00
Project Director CARE PROGRAM
Responsible over the operations of
the program

Assistant Project Assist Project Director accomplish 30,000.00 360,000.00 1,080,000.00

Director tasks

Project Manager Implement the Moral Recovery and 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00
Moral Recovery Spiritual Renewal component of the
and Spiritual project to the target beneficiaries of
Renewal (for HESED
Christians and
Catholics)

Project Manager Implement the Moral Recovery and 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00
Moral Recovery Spiritual Renewal component of the
and Spiritual project to the target beneficiaries of
Renewal (for HESED for the Moslem community
Islam)
Project Manager Implement the Skills Development – 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00
(Skills Technical Vocational component of
Development – the project to the target beneficiaries
Technical of HESED
Vocational)
Project Manager Implement the Skills Development – 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00
(Skills Arts and Music component of the
Development – project to the target beneficiaries of
Arts and Music) HESED

Project Manager Implement the Skills Development - 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00

(Skills Sports component of the project to
Development – the target beneficiaries of HESED
Sports)
Project Manager Develop and implement Access to 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00
(Access to Livelihood Development
Livelihood component of the HESED
Development ) Ensure that beneficiaries of HESED
have sustainable livelihood activity
and are directly benefited from it.

Registered Nurse Conduct training for volunteers 25,000.00 300,000.00 900,000.00

Perform actual field works

Office secretary/ Keeps the office 15,000.00 180,000.00 540,000.00

Encoder Prepares basic communications
Encode data

I.T. Personnel Develop Audio-Visual materials 20,000.00 240,000.00 720,000.00

design layout of logos and news
letters
Conducts documentation

Licensed Social Conduct training for volunteers 25,000.00 300,000.00 900,000.00

Worker Perform actual field works

TOTAL 8,460,000.00

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 B. LOGISTICS AND OTHER COSTS

Monthly Annual cost Total

ITEMS (3 year period duration)
Office Rentals 30,000.00 360,000.00 1,080,000.00
Water and Electricity 120,000.00 360,000.00
10,000.00
Transportation and
Representation Expenses N.A. Company vehicle 1,700,000.00

Communication
1. Office Telephone Line and 60,000.00 180,000.00
5,000.00
Internet

2. Communication Plan (Globe) 192,000.00 576,000.00

2,000.00 x 8 (PD,
with Equipment
APD, 6
Proj.Managers)
Supplies and Materials

1. Office Supplies 30,000.00 360,000.00 1,080,000.00

2. I.T. Equipment (2 Desktops 400,000.00
and 5 laptops)
3. Camera and Videocamera 200,000.00
4. Printers 10,000.00
5. Photocopying machine 50,000.00
Workshops

1. Module Writing and 1,000,000.00

Copyrighting (6 towns)
2. Moral Recovery 6,000,000.00
3. Skills Training (Tech. Voc.; 6,000,000.00
Sports; Music-Arts)

4. Sports Clinics 6,000,000.00

5. Livelihood Support/ 12,000,000.00
Provision
Contingency 1,000,000.00

TOTAL
Budget Requested 37, 636, 000.00

TOTAL BUDGET COST [A + B]: Php 46,096, 000.00

2.7. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

1.1.1. HESED shall be made part of LGU Program via Resolution/ Ordinance
1.1.2. CHED and DEPED, have expressed support to the program;
1.1.3. The PNP Regional Office No. 02 and the Cagayan Police Provincial Office
have already expressed their interest in extending support to the Program
1.1.4. The PNP Speakers Bureau, consisting of several faith-based organizations in
Cagayan, has expressed support and interest in the Program;

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PHASES OF THE ACTIVITIES OUTPUT / TARGET INDICATORS
PROJECT (DATE)
PHASE 1 Consolidate participants from the Submission of Research Approved proposals
(Jan-Feb., 2020) Academe and partner Faith based Proposals under the
organizations; program components
Procurement of Office Supplies Availability of supplies Delivery and use of
and Equipment; and equipment items

Signing of Memorandum of MOA Signing Signed MOA/ MOUs

Agreement between LGU and
 The Philippine National
Police, at least in the PPO
level (Cagayan). MOA may be
signed with PRO2, 2RPSB;

 Business Entities

 Government Agencies,
particularly TESDA, DOH,
DSWD

Phase 2 (March-May, Module writing and development Printing, editing, Copy of camera ready
2020) for: proofreading of manuscripts
1. Moral Recovery and Spiritual modules
Renewal sessions (MRSR)
2. Selected Livelihood
development modules on
Mushroom production, Lumpia
wrapper making; Organic
chicken raising;

Application of Copyright for Filing of manuscripts at Copyright certificate

modules developed, and securing the National Library
their ISBN

Mass printing and publication of Publication of Modules Availability of published

modules developed modules
5,000 copies per module for at
least five (5) titles

Phase 3 (June-July, Trainers Training Trainers and Speakers Volunteers

2020)  Pastors trained and acquainted demonstrating working
 Tech. Voc. Teachers with the processes and and practical knowledge
mechanisms currently on the Philippine Anti-
adopted by the National Drug laws
Government on its war
against drugs.
Understand Oplan
Double Barrel, other
interventions currently
employed by the DDB,
and understanding
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PHASES OF THE ACTIVITIES OUTPUT / TARGET INDICATORS
PROJECT (DATE)
the legal environment,
current laws and
jurisprudence on Illegal
Drugs in the
Philippines.

Phase 4 CONDUCT OF MORAL

(August, 2020 – RECOVERY AND SPIRITUAL
December, 2023) RENEWAL Active participation in
moral recovery
This includes moral and spiritual activities, low
retreats, family bible studies and Drug Surrenderers instances/cases of
sessions, family day activities, undergoing Moral relapse, better
and other related activities. This recovery and spiritual citizenship, decreased
component is implemented by renewal programs with use/demand of illegal
Pastor-volunteers from accredited accredited faith-based drugs in target
Faith organizations. organizations towns/municipalities

Implemented per
Cluster Attendance monitoring
sheets

Registration documents
CONDUCT OF SKILLS
Phase 5 DEVELOPMENT
(August, 2020 –
December, 2023) For Voc. Tech., Focusing on the
following:
1. Mushroom Production 5,000 drug surrenderers Demonstrate skills and
2. Organic Chicken/ poultry enrolled in skills required competencies
raising development
3. Chicharabao Making Product-outputs
4. Lumpia Wrapper Making Product outputs based
5. Sprouted Mongo Production on determined
6. Soap making quantities

Other activities
For Arts and Music: Developing skills and Organization of band
1. Guitar Playing promoting love of arts and establishment of
2. Piano and music among LGU music Centers per
3. Singing selected and interested cluster
4. Painting drug surrenderers

For Sports: Developing Sports Conduct of Sports

1. Inter-Cluster Basketball skills Championship Game
Championship Tournament (Basketball) between and
among cluster:
Phase 5
(August, 2020 – Marketing Good sales output of Good Sales Report
December, 2023) LGU beneficiaries
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PHASES OF THE ACTIVITIES OUTPUT / TARGET INDICATORS
PROJECT (DATE)
Synchronized harvesting and Increase in Household Incorporate/ establish
selling of product outputs income for the period BALAY PAG-ASA
Monitoring Cooperative from the
proceeds of the sales

46.5. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

46.5.1. The PNP Regional Office No. 02 and the Cagayan Police Provincial Office
have already expressed their interest in extending support to the Program;

46.5.2. The PNP Speakers Bureau, consisting of several faith-based organizations in

Cagayan, has expressed support and interest in the Program;

46.5.3. Several activities have already been conducted by HESED CARE advocates:

a) Relief Operation at Sitio Sawa, Bugatay, Penablanca. In response to the

onslaught of Category 5 Typhoon Lawin, Hesed Volunteers Network
implemented relief operations for 50 indigent families at Sitio Sawa, Bugatay,
Penablanca. The Regional Public Safety Battalion, Region 02, provided the
much needed assistance. The relief operation was coordinated by Pastor
Franklin D. Guzman.

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b) Relief Operation at Sitio Ipil and Purok 1, 2,

3, 4, and 5 of Bauan East, Solana, Cagayan.
Heeding the call to help the victims of
Typhonn Lawin, HESED VOLUNTEERS
NETWORK implemented relief operations
for 200 indigent families at Sitio Ipil and
Purok 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Bauan East, Solana,
Cagayan on November 19, 2016,. The
Regional Public Safety Battalion, Region 02,
provided the much needed assistance. The
relief operation was coordinated by Dr.
Archimedes Articulo.

c) Recognizing and acknowledging constructive

role of HESED VOLUNTEERS NETWORK
in the area of good governance, the
organization was invited by the Department
of Social Welfare Development, regional
office No. 02, to participate in the
Consultation meeting with the CSOs for
the Implementation of Programs/ Services
to families affected by ST lawin on
November 15, 2016.

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d) Presentation of the Hesed CARED Program

with the Quad Staff of Cagayan Police
Provincial Office and with the Provincial

e) Presentation of Hesed CARED Program with the

group of Pastors in the Province of Cagayan
who are also members of the PNP Speaker’s
Bureau at the Police Regional Office No. 2,
Camp Adduru, Tuguegarao City.

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f) Supporting and sponsoring SHARE 2

CARE Charity Concert for the victims of
Supertyphoon LAWIN

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MGA AWIT NI
MARAWI
“SONGS OF MARAWI”

Charity Concert/ Event Proposal for the Rehabilitation of Marawi

City by UNIVERSAL CHILD CHARITIES FOUNDATION, INC.

47. PROJECT RATIONALE

47.1. The fierce and ongoing battle for Marawi City started on May 23, 2017. According
to the DSWD, as of 2 a.m. on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, a total of 65,198 families or
316,684 individuals have been displaced from Marawi City and Marantao in Lanao
del Sur, with 3,074 families or 14,772 persons staying in 68 evacuation centers.7
As the clashes between the military and self-proclaimed ISIS supporters in Marawi
entered into its fourth week, the Government is preparing for the rehabilitation of
Marawi City.

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Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/905507/dswd-to-donate-p5k-each-for-displaced-
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47.2. Rehabilitation of a City ravaged by armed conflict is a very difficult and tedious
process. The Government cannot do it all by itself. It needs the help of every
beneficent and selfless Citizen of our Country. Walang ibang tutulong sa mga
kapuwa natin Pilipino kung hindi rin tayong mga Pilipino.

47.3. This proposal for a unique and timely Charity Concert Caravan, dubbed MGA
AWIT KAY MARAWI (THE SONGS FOR MARAWI), will provide convergent
platform for Filipinos to help their brethren rebuild their lives. It will also promote
cultural understanding through music and cultural presentations.

47.4. MGA AWIT KAY MARAWI (THE SONGS FOR MARAWI) is a 4-hour musical
and dance concert, which will set into motion a unique joint local and international
fundraising campaign that will unite the political, social and commercial sectors of
Cagayan Valley, and those located in other supportive areas of the country, in
rebuilding Marawi City, specifically, the displaced families, the soldiers and the
police personnel, and their respective families, all of whom are victims of the armed
conflict.

47.5. Conceptualized by Nadia Recheta Al Sadek, a Philanthropist, Musician and Event

Director and a native of Tuao Cagayan, along with her team, will be collaborating
with various artists, event producers and directors, philanthropists, musical
composers, and the respectable Musicians in Cagayan and around the Philippines.
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47.6. They will also be uniting philanthropists and musicians around the globe mainly
Dubai United Arab Emirates, His Highness Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Ruler of Dubai and his esteemed foundations such as Dubai Cares, Red Crescent,
and Humanitarian City of Dubai, and internationally recognized and respected
administrators of charity in this one event that aims to benefit the people of Cagayan
and to raise a worldwide awareness of the present dire situation and sufferings of
the people of Cagayan;

47.7. MGA AWIT KAY MARAWI (THE SONGS FOR MARAWI) will offer music,
dance, raffle draws, other extravaganzas and a singing contest which will
feature Mart Ilagan's "Philippines Karaoke Challenge" a battle for World Series of
Karaoke, which will give chance for local talents to represent the Philippines in a
Las Vegas USA grand competition.

47.8. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE CHARITY CONCERT CARAVAN

a) The concerts shall primarily be sponsored, both nationally and internationally;

b) The concert shall be held as a caravan of music and culture, starting from the Northern
part of the Philippines going south. Aside from songs, the concert will provide a
glimpse of the rich culture of Marawi through dances and visual arts;
c) The Concert will be presented to the NCAA, CHED, NYC, and DEPED for support;
d) Mga Awit Para Kay Marawi (The Songs for Marawi) will be held in dates and venues
as follows:
EV E N T D E T AI L S
TARGET DATE Marc h 3 0 , 2 0 2 0
PROPOSED VENUE P EOP LE ’S G YM N, T u g ue g arao C it y

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ESTIMATED AUDIENCE Mo re t ha n 5 ,0 0 0 at te nd e es

TARGET DATE J u ne 3 0 , 2 0 2 0
PROPOSED VENUE CIT Y G YM N, Ma lo lo s Ci t y o r LAO AG
CIT Y
ESTIMATED AUDIENCE Mo re t ha n 5 ,0 0 0 at te nd e es

TARGET DATE Sep te mb er 3 0 , 2 0 2 0

PROPOSED VENUE CIT Y G YM N, Da vao Ci t y
ESTIMATED AUDIENCE Mo re t ha n 5 ,0 0 0 at te nd e es

TARGET DATE DECEMBER 1, 2020

PROPOSED VENUE CIT Y G YM N, Mara wi C it y
ESTIMATED AUDIENCE Mo re t ha n 5 ,0 0 0 at te nd e es

e) Tuguegarao City (September, 2017); then in Malolos, Bulacan (November, 2017);

then in Davao City (January, 2018); and finally, in Marawi (March, 2018).

f) Immediately after the concert in Marawi, the proceeds of the concert shall be turned
over to the Local Government of Marawi City.

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EVENT INCLUSIONS (FIRST STOP:

TUGUEGARAO CITY, M ARCH , 2020)
MAJOR EVENTS

A large stage will be required for the major events which will
feature various artists and musicians. It will be equipped with
the required musical instruments, lights and sounds equipment.

VIP SECTION AND SEATING

These will be reserved for Government Officials and

Sponsors.

M A RC H, 2 0 1 8
SUN MON TUE WED THURS FRI SAT

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
INGRESS INGRESS INGRESS INGRESS INGRESS START OF MARKET
MARKET EXTRAVAGANZA
EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE
START OF P H I LI P P I N E S
KARAOKE C H A LLE N G E
P H I LI P P I N E S
C H A LLE N G E : SUPER KIDS
INTER- CONTEST
BARANGAY
EDITION

START OF
SEARCH/
REGISTRATION
FOR
 SUPER
KIDS
 SEXY MAMA
 MACHO
PAPA
 SUPER
SENIOR

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8 9 10 11 12 13 14
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
RAFFLE DRAW
KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE

SUPER Kids SUPER Kids SUPER Kids SUPER Kids CHAMPIOSNHIP Sexy Mama Sexy Mama
CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST Kids Night

15 16 17 18 19 20 21
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE RAFFLE DRAW KARAOKE KARAOKE
KARAOKE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
Sexy Mama Sexy Mama Sexy Mama Macho Papa Macho Papa
Sexy Mama CHAMPIONSHIP
Sexy Mama
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE RAFFLE DRAW
PHILIPPINES KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE
CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
Macho Papa CHALLENGE
Macho Papa Macho Papa Macho Papa Super Senior Super Senior
CHAMPIONSHIP
Macho Papa
29 30 31
MARKET MARKET M GA A WI T
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA P A RA KA Y
RAFFLE DRAW M A RA WI
KARAOKE C O NC ERT
PHILIPPINES CHAMPIONSHIP C A RA VA N
CHALLENGE ROUND:
KARAOKE GIVING OF
Super Senior PHILIPPINES AWARDS FOR
CHALLENGE:  KARAOKE
Inter-Barangay PHILIPPINES
Challenge CHALLENGE
 SUPER KIDS
CHAMPIONSHIP  SEXY MAMA
Macho Papa  MACHO PAPA
 SUPER SENIOR

MARKET EXTRAVAGANZA
30 days prior to the Charit y Concert, booths will be setup around the venue
for food companies, restaurants, fast food chains, general merchandise and
electronic gadgets. Proposals

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for rental package or sponsorship deals will be sent to

concessionaires such as Jollibee and its partners such as
Chowking, Red Ribbon and Mang Inasal, MCDonald's,
Shakey's, Bakers Percent, Savemore, Mariton, als o various
appliance stores, bookstores, gift shops and "ukay -ukay"
establishments and specialt y shops that offer Christmas -related
products.

These booths will be operational for a maximum of one month

for additional fund raising opportunities. This setup will also
offer extended time for local vendors to sell their products in
time for the holiday season. It will be required that they sell
their offerings at reasonable prices for the sake of the current
plight of the people of Marawi. It can also serve as a local
holiday season attraction for relaxation, window shopping and
famil y excursions. On specific days and times, there will be
live band performances and DJs performing on site.

THE CARAVAN shall receive 50% of the total net sales/ proceeds. This
will accrue to the funds to be given for Marawi Rehabilitation project.

RAFFLE DRAWS

Will be held weekly, which will be based on the product purchases of the
participants. This can encourage continuous purchases and support for our
local businesses that participated in the event. The grand draw will be held
on Christmas day. All consolation and grand prizes will be announced on
that day.

All major and minor prizes shall be provided by Appliance Company and
department store sponsors.

WEEKLY SPECIAL SHOWS

As designed, the following are events included in the Charity event:

 Kids Night - a song and dance contest for kids aged 3 to 12
 Sexy Mama - talent contest for mothers of all ages
 Macho Papa - talent contest for fathers of all ages
 Super Senior - talent contest only for senior citizens

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THE KARAOKE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE

A nightly competition highlighting local talents and newbie's who want a

chance to break into the limelight with their singing skills. Participants will
be coming from the different Barangays of the partner Local Government
Unit.

MAIN EVENT:
MGA AWIT PARA KAY MARAWI CHARITY CONCERT

The event will cap the month-long charity event. Winners in all events
included in the Caravan will be given chance to perform during the
concert.

A dance presentation of a native Marawi Dance Troupe, or, a Marawi

performing artist, will be the climax of the event.

Note: All these aforementioned activities will coincide with the booth
operation schedule which will be from 4pm to 11pm, which will be named.
All winners will be the special guests for the finale of the campaign and
grand finals for the Karaoke Challenge.

EVENT INCLUSIONS
(SECOND STOP: MALOLOS CITY OR
VIGAN CITY, June 30, 2020)
MAJOR EVENTS

A large stage will be required for the major events which will
feature various artists and musicians. It will be equipped with
the required musical instruments, lights and sounds equipment.

VIP SECTION AND SEATING

These will be reserved for Government Officials and

Sponsors .

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JUNE, 2020
SUN MON TUE WED THURS FRI SAT

1 2 3 4 5 6
INGRESS INGRESS I NG R E S S I NG R E S S I NG R E S S ST AR T O F
MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA

START OF
K AR AO K E
P H I L I P P I NE S
C H AL L E NG E :
INTER-
BARANGAY
EDITION

START OF
SEARCH/
REGISTRATION
FOR
 SU P E R
KIDS
 SEXY MAMA
 MACHO
PAPA
 SUPER
SENIOR

74 8 9 10 11 12 13
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
RAFFLE DRAW
KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
KARAOKE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE
SUPER KIDS SUPER KIDS CHALLENGE
CONTEST CONTEST SUPER Kids SUPER Kids SUPER Kids Sexy Mama
CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST CHAMPIOSNHIP
Kids Night

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE RAFFLE DRAW KARAOKE
KARAOKE KARAOKE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE Sexy Mama CHALLENGE
Sexy Mama Sexy Mama Macho Papa
Sexy Mama Sexy Mama CHAMPIONSHIP
Sexy Mama

21 22 23 24 25 26 27
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE KARAOKE RAFFLE DRAW
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE
Macho Papa Macho Papa CHALLENGE
Macho Papa Macho Papa Macho Papa Super Senior
CHAMPIONSHIP
Macho Papa
28 29 30
MARKET MARKET M G A AW I T
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA P A R A K AY
RAFFLE DRAW M A R AW I
KARAOKE CONCERT
PHILIPPINES C A R A V AN
CHAMPIONSHIP
CHALLENGE ROUND:
GIVING OF
KARAOKE
Super Senior PHILIPPINES AWARDS FOR
CHALLENGE:  KARAOKE
Inter-Barangay PHILIPPINES
Challenge CHALLENGE
 SUPER KIDS
CHAMPIONSHIP  SEXY MAMA
 MACHO PAPA
Super Senior
 Super Senior

MARKET EXTRAVAGANZA

30 days prior to the Charit y Concert, booths will be setup around the venue
for food companies, restaurants, fast food chains, general merchandise and
electronic gadgets. Proposals for rental package or sponsorship deals will
be sent to concessionaires such as Jollibee and its partners such as
Chowking, Red Ribbon and Mang Inasal, MCDonald's,Shakey's, Bakers

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Percent, Savemore, also various appliance stores, bookstores, gift shops

and "ukay-ukay" establishments and specialt y shops that offer
VALENTINES-related products.

These booths will be operational for a maximum of one month for additional
fund raising opportunities. This setup will also offer extended time for local
vendors to sell their products in time for the holiday season. It will be
required that they sell thei r offerings at reasonable prices for the sake of
the current plight of the people of Marawi. It can also serve as a local
holiday season attraction for relaxation, window shopping and famil y
excursions. On specific days and times, there will be live band
performances and DJs performing on site.

THE CARAVAN S H A LL R EC E IV E 50 % O F TH E TO TA L N E T S A L E S / P R O C E ED S .
T H IS W I LL A C C R U E TO T H E FU N DS TO B E G IV EN FOR M AR A W I R E H AB IL ITA TIO N
P R O J EC T .

RAFFLE DRAWS

Will be held weekly, which will be based on the product purchases of the participants. This
can encourage continuous purchases and support for our local businesses that participated
in the event. The grand draw will be held on Christmas day. All consolation and grand
prizes will be announced on that day.

All major and minor prizes shall be provided by Appliance Company and department store
sponsors.

WEEKLY SPECIAL SHOWS

As designed, the following are events included in the Charity event:

 Kids Night - a song and dance contest for kids aged 3 to 12

 Sexy Mama - talent contest for mothers of all ages
 Macho Papa - talent contest for fathers of all ages
 Super Senior - talent contest only for senior citizens

THE KARAOKE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE

A nightly competition highlighting local talents and newbie's who want a chance to break
into the limelight with their singing skills. Participants will be coming from the different
Barangays of the partner Local Government Unit.

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MAIN EVENT:
MGA AWIT PARA KAY MARAWI CHARITY CONCERT

The event will cap the month-long charity event. Winners in all events
included in the Caravan will be given chance to perform during the concert.

A dance presentation of a native Marawi Dance Troupe, or, a Marawi

performing artist, will be the climax of the event.

Note: All these aforementioned activities will coincide with the booth
operation schedule which will be from 4pm to 11pm, which will be named.
All winners will be the special guests for the finale of the campaign and
grand finals for the Karaoke Challenge.

EVENT INCLUSIONS
(THIRD STOP: DAVAO CITY, September 30,
2020)
MAJOR EVENTS

A large stage will be required for the major events which will
feature various artists and musicians. It will be equipped with
the required musical instruments, lights and sounds equipment.

VIP SECTION AND SEATING

These will be reserved for Government Officials and

Sponsors.

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SEPTEMBER, 2020
SUN MON TUE WED THURS FRI SAT

1 2 3 4 5
INGRESS I NG R E S S I NG R E S S I NG R E S S ST AR T O F
MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA

START OF
K AR AO K E
P H I L I P P I NE S
C H AL L E NG E :
INTER-
BARANGAY
EDITION

START OF
SEARCH/
REGISTRATION
FOR
 SU P E R
KIDS
 SEXY MAMA
 MACHO
PAPA
 SUPER
SENIOR

7 8 9 10 11 12 13
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
RAFFLE DRAW
KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
KARAOKE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE
SUPER KIDS SUPER KIDS CHALLENGE
CONTEST CONTEST SUPER Kids SUPER Kids SUPER Kids Sexy Mama
CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST CHAMPIOSNHIP
Kids Night
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE RAFFLE DRAW KARAOKE
KARAOKE KARAOKE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE Sexy Mama CHALLENGE
Sexy Mama Sexy Mama Macho Papa
Sexy Mama Sexy Mama CHAMPIONSHIP
Sexy Mama
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SEPTEMBER, 2020
SUN MON TUE WED THURS FRI SAT

21 22 23 24 25 26 27
MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET MARKET
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA
KARAOKE KARAOKE RAFFLE DRAW
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE KARAOKE
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES KARAOKE PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE
Macho Papa Macho Papa CHALLENGE
Macho Papa Macho Papa Macho Papa Super Senior
CHAMPIONSHIP
Macho Papa
28 29 30
MARKET MARKET M G A AW I T
EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA P A R A K AY
RAFFLE DRAW M A R AW I
KARAOKE CONCERT
PHILIPPINES C A R A V AN
CHAMPIONSHIP
CHALLENGE ROUND:
GIVING OF
KARAOKE
Super Senior PHILIPPINES AWARDS FOR
CHALLENGE:  KARAOKE
Inter-Barangay PHILIPPINES
Challenge CHALLENGE
 SUPER KIDS
CHAMPIONSHIP  SEXY MAMA
 MACHO PAPA
Super Senior
 Super Senior

MARKET EXTRAVAGANZA

30 days prior to the Charit y Concert, booths will be setup

around the venue for food companies, restaurants, fast food
chains, general merchandise and electronic gadgets. Proposals
for rental package or sponsorship deals will be sent to
concessionaires such as Jollibee and its partners such as
Chowking, Red Ribbon and Mang Inasal, MCDonald's,
Shakey's, Bakers Percent, Savemore, Mariton, also various
appliance stores, bookstores, gift shops and "ukay-ukay"
establishments and specialt y shops that offer related products.

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These booths will be operational for a maximum of one month

for additional fund raising opportunities. This setup will also
offer extended time for local ven dors to sell their products in
time for the holiday season. It will be required that they sell
their offerings at reasonable prices for the sake of the current
plight of the people of Marawi. It can also serve as a local
holiday season attraction for relax ation, window shopping and
famil y excursions. On specific days and times, there will be
live band performances and DJs performing on site.

THE CARAVAN shall receive 50 % of the total net sales/ proceeds. This
will accrue to the funds to be given for Marawi Rehabilitation project.

RAFFLE DRAWS

Will be held weekly, which will be based on the product purchases of the
participants. This can encourage continuous purchases and support for our
local businesses that participated in the event. The grand draw will be held
on Christmas day. All consolation and grand prizes will be announced on
that day.

All major and minor prizes shall be provided by Appliance Company and
department store sponsors.

WEEKLY SPECIAL SHOWS

As designed, the following are events included in the Charity event:

 Kids Night - a song and dance contest for kids aged 3 to 12

 Sexy Mama - talent contest for mothers of all ages
 Macho Papa - talent contest for fathers of all ages
 Super Senior - talent contest only for senior citizens

THE KARAOKE PHILIPPINES CHALLENGE

A nightly competition highlighting local talents and newbie's who want a

chance to break into the limelight with their singing skills. Participants will
be coming from the different Barangays of the partner Local Government
Unit.

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MAIN EVENT:
MGA AWIT PARA KAY MARAWI CHARITY CONCERT

The event will cap the month-long charity event. Winners in all events
included in the Caravan will be given chance to perform during the
concert.

A dance presentation of a native Marawi Dance Troupe, or, a Marawi

performing artist, will be the climax of the event.

Note: All these aforementioned activities will coincide with the booth
operation schedule which will be from 4pm to 11pm, which will be named.
All winners will be the special guests for the finale of the campaign and
grand finals for the Karaoke Challenge.

EVENT INCLUSIONS
(LAST STOP: MARAWI CITY, December 1,
2020)
MAJOR EVENTS

A large stage will be required for the major events which will
feature various artists and musicians. It will be equipped with
the required musical instruments, lights and sounds equipment.

VIP SECTION AND SEATING

These will be reserved for Government Officials and

Sponsors.

MGA AWIT PARA KAY MARAWI CHARITY CONCERT TURN

OVER OF THE TOTAL NET PROCEEDS OF CHARITY
CONCERT CARAVAN TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF
MARAWI CITY OR TO THE DSWD ARMM, FOR THE
IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION TO THE AFFECTED FAMILIES.
SHARE OF THE MILITARY AND POLICE TO THE NET
PROCEEDS WILL LIKEWISE BE TURNED OVER TO THE
RESPECTIVE COMMANDERS AND POLICE DIRECTORS.

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SPONSORS & SPONSORSHIP

PACKAGES
P L A T I N U M : SPONSORSHIP COST P H P _______________

Title Holder:

____________________ PRESENTS "MGA AWIT KAY MARAWI

(THE SONGS FOR MARAWI)"
G OL D
SILVER
B R O N ZE
O T HE R S
Banks:
Hotels:

Universities/Hospitals /and other prosperous businesses and individuals

Other Charity Organizations and Businesses in Manila, the Philippines,

Malaysia and Dubai UAE. Sheikh Maktoum's Charity Organization
includes: IACAD(Islamic and Charity Affairs Department),Red Crescent
Society, Humanitarian City Dubai, Maktoum Foundation, Dubai Cares and
other Islamic Foundation which all assist charity projects around the globe.

PRODUCTION DEADLINES

 The Concert will be presented to the NCAA, CHED, NYC, and

DEPED for additional support.
 The event will be implemented in partnership with the participating
LGU.

Date Activity

FIRST STOP: TUGUEGARAO CITY

January 3, 2020 to Sponsorship correspondence, promotions, booth

February 28, 2020 s e t u p , m e e t i n gs w i t h p a r t n e r s , t o i n c l u d e L G U s ,
a n d p e r fo r m e r s , s e t u p o f w e b s i t e s , s o c i a l m e d i a
i n vi t a t i o n s , fl i e r s , m e d i a a d s , e t c .

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Date Activity

March 1, 2020 Opening of booths, start of sub -events:

S t a r t o f M a r k e t E xt r a v a ga n z a
S t a r t o f K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e : I n t e r -
B a r a n ga y E d i t i o n
S t a r t o f S e a r c h / R e gi s t r a t i o n F o r
• Super Kids
• Sexy Mama
• Macho Papa
• Super Senior.
JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE

March 8 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
C h a mp i o n s h i p K i d s N i gh t

March 15 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a R a f f l e D r a w
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
C h a mp i o n s h i p S e x y M a m a

March 21 Market Extravaganza

Raffle Draw
Karaoke Philippines Challenge
Championship Macho Papa

March 23 MARKET EXTRAVAGANZA

RAFFLE DRAW
CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND: KARAOKE PHILIPPINES
CHALLENGE: Inter-Barangay Challenge

March 30 M G A A W I T P AR A K A Y M A R A W I C O N C E R T
C AR AV A N

G i vi n g Of Awards For
• K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
• Super Kids
• Sexy Mama
• Macho Papa
• Super Senior

S E C O N D S T O P : M A LO L O S C I TY O R V I G A N C I TY

Ap r i l 2 , 2 0 2 0 TO M a y 3 0 , Sponsorship correspondence, promotions, booth

2020 s e t u p , m e e t i n gs w i t h p a r t n e r s , t o i n c l u d e L G U s ,
a n d p e r fo r m e r s , s e t u p o f w e b s i t e s , s o c i a l m e d i a
i n vi t a t i o n s , fl i e r s , m e d i a a d s , e t c .

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S E C O N D S T O P : M A LO L O S C I TY O R V I G A N C I TY

June 2 Opening of booths, start of sub -events:

S t a r t o f M a r k e t E xt r a v a ga n z a
S t a r t o f K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e : I n t e r -
B a r a n ga y E d i t i o n
S t a r t o f S e a r c h / R e gi s t r a t i o n F o r
• Super Kids
• Sexy Mama
• Macho Papa
• Super Senior.

JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE

June 9 Market Extravaganza

Raffle Draw
Karaoke Philippines Challenge
Championship Kids Night

JUNE 16 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
C h a mp i o n s h i p S e x y M a m a

June 23 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
C h a mp i o n s h i p M a c h o P a p a
June 29 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
C h a mp i o n s h i p Round: K a r a o ke Philippines
C h a l l e n g e : I n t e r - B a r a n ga y C h a l l e n ge
C h a mp i o n s h i p S u p e r S e n i o r

June 30 M G A A W I T P AR A K A Y M A R A W I C O N C E R T
C AR AV A N

G i vi n g Of Awards For
• K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
• Super Kids
• Sexy Mama
• Macho Papa
• Super Senior

THIRD STOP: DAVAO CITY

J u l y 1 , 2 0 2 0 T O Au gu s t Sponsorship correspondence, promotions, booth

30, 2020 s e t u p , m e e t i n gs w i t h p a r t n e r s , t o i n c l u d e L G U s ,
a n d p e r fo r m e r s , s e t u p o f w e b s i t e s , s o c i a l m e d i a
i n vi t a t i o n s , fl i e r s , m e d i a a d s , e t c .

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September 1 S t a r t o f M a r k e t E xt r a v a ga n z a
S t a r t o f K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e : I n t e r -
B a r a n ga y E d i t i o n
S t a r t o f S e a r c h / R e gi s t r a t i o n F o r
• Super Kids
• Sexy Mama
• Macho Papa
• Super Senior
September 7 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
Championship Kids Night

September 14 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
C h a mp i o n s h i p S e x y M a m a

September 21 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
C h a mp i o n s h i p M a c h o P a p a

September 27 M a r ke t E xt r a va g a n z a
Raffle Draw
C h a mp i o n s h i p Round: K a r a o ke Philippines
C h a l l e n g e : I n t e r - B a r a n ga y C h a l l e n ge
C h a mp i o n s h i p S u p e r S e n i o r

September 29 M G A A W I T P AR A K A Y M A R A W I C O N C E R T
C AR AV A N

G i vi n g Of Awards For
• K a r a o ke P h i l i p p i n e s C h a l l e n g e
• Super Kids
• Sexy Mama
• Macho Papa
• Super Senior

FINAL STOP: MARAWI CITY

October 1, 2020 TO Sponsorship correspondence, promotions, booth

N o v e mb e r 3 0 , 2 0 2 0 s e t u p , m e e t i n gs w i t h p a r t n e r s , t o i n c l u d e L G U s ,
a n d p e r fo r m e r s , s e t u p o f w e b s i t e s , s o c i a l m e d i a
i n vi t a t i o n s , fl i e r s , m e d i a a d s , e t c .
December 1 JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE

December 1 M G A A W I T K A Y M A R A WI ( T H E S O N G S F O R
M AR A W I

TURN OVER OF NET PROCEEDS OF THE CHARITY

CONCERT CARAVAN

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FINANCIAL REQUESTS AND CONSIDERATION

Production expenses will be charged from the collections sourced from

sponsorships and from tickets sales. This charity event, MGA AWIT KAY
MARAWI (THE SONGS FOR MARAWI) will continue for the next 3 years.

As a general rule, Sponsors/ Financier will be per project implemented per

stop as described in the project deadlines (i.e. the Caravan will have three
(3) stops as herein specified). Share from the proceeds as stated in
subsequent pages of this proposal shall be released per stop. Sponsors,
however, may opt to sponsor subsequent stops, or may agree to sponsor the
whole Caravan.

Instruments and equipment rental and purchases will be sponsored but it

needs to be included in the pre-production cost. Airfare for the celebrities,
artists and performers may be sponsored by major airliners in the Country.
Hotel accommodation and food for artists and performers will be sponsored,
in part, by partner Hotels in the Cities as herein identified. It may be
shouldered by the Local Government Units.

The artists and celebrities are all volunteers and free of talent fees but will
be provided with all the necessary air fare, board and lodging for the
duration of their performance and stay with us.

Specifically the following:

[A] PROJECTED COST PER MARAWI CONCERT

Note: The Ticket for Marawi Concert Is Good As Pass Ticket for All Events during the
Month-Long Caravan, i.e. Access to Karaoke Grand finals, Super Kids, Sexy Mama,
Macho Papa, Super Seniors, etc.

BUDGET ITEM DESCRIPTION COST

Php 100,000.00
(To cover all-in costs for the
Location Gym CONCERT Event, AND for Karaoke
Grandfinals, Super Kids, Sexy Mama,
Macho Papa, Super Seniors)
80,000.00
Sounds and Lights Sounds and Lights (to include grand finals as described
above)
National Talents 200,000.00
Bands Local Performers 50,000.00
Cultural Performers (Marawi) 50,000.00

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Hotel Accommodation/
Partially sponsored 200,000.00
Transportation
Inclusive in the cost of Gym/
Tables/Chairs 50,000.00
venue
Food Sponsor 160,000.00
Ticket printouts, T-shirts,
Stickers, Extras (Wristbands, Partly sponsored 40,000.00
concessions, etc)
Advertising Fliers & Posters 20,000.00
MOBILIZATION Pre-event Coordination 340,000.00
ADMINISTRATIVE COST
payable to Nadia Alzadek Events 200,000.00
Production

Total Projected Cost: Php 1,500,000.00

[B]: PROJECTED INCOME

SETTING TICKET PRICE

Concert/ EVENTS cost: Php 1,500,000.00
Projected Audience 6,000
Cost of concert per person (Cost
Php 216.66 each
divided by people):

CONCERT TICKET PRICES

NOTE: THE TICKET FOR MARAWI CONCERT IS GOOD AS PASS TICKET FOR
ALL EVENTS DURING THE MONTH-LONG CARAVAN
Type SILVER GENERAL
MOSH PIT VIP GOLD
ADMISSION
No. of Tickets 100 1,000 1,000 900 3,000
Per ticket cost 1,500.00 1,000.00 500.00 250.00 100.00
Total ₱ 150,000.00 ₱ 1,000,000.00 ₱ 500,000.00 ₱ 225,000.00 ₱ 300,000.00

Total [B] Projected INCOME: ₱2,175,000.00

TOTAL NET INCOME (A – B): ₱875,000.00

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The Total Net Income per Stop shall be divided as follows:

1. 25% or based from the estimate, PhP 218,750.00, will accrue pro rata to Sponsors/
Financiers;
2. 15%, or based from the estimate, PhP 131,250.00, will accrue to the Foundation of choice
of MS NADIA AL SADEK;
3. 10%, or based from the estimate, PhP 87,500, will accrue to the participating LGU;
4. 50%, or based from the estimate PhP 437,500.00, will accrue to the Funds to be donated to
the Local Government Unit of MARAWI

DONORS MAY ALSO SPONSOR THE ENTIRE TICKET PRICE THEREBY

TRANSFORMING THE EVENT AS FREE FOR ALL ADMISSIONS. FOR PURELY
PHILANTHROPIC SPONSORSHIPS, THE TOTAL NET INCOME SHALL BE DIVIDED
AS FOLLOWS:
1. 25% or based from the estimate, PhP 218,750.00, will accrue to the Foundation of choice
of the Principal Sponsor;
2. 15%, or based from the estimate, PhP 131,250.00, will accrue to the Foundation of choice
of MS NADIA AL SADEK;
3. 10%, or based from the estimate, PhP 87,500, will accrue to the participating LGU;
4. 50%, or based from the estimate PhP 437,500.00, will accrue to the Funds to be donated to
the Local Government Unit of MARAWI

This does not include proceeds coming from other sources like shares from sales coming from
booths, sponsorships, and others. The net proceeds of each of the other activities (such as Market
Extravaganza, etc.) shall be divided as follows:
1. 15% will accrue to the Foundation of choice of MS NADIA AL SADEK;
2. 10% will accrue to the partner LGU, School, and parties other than Sponsors/ Financiers
3. 25% will be divided pro rata to Sponsors/ Financiers
4. 50% will accrue to the Funds to be donated to the Local Government Unit of MARAWI

All engagements shall be covered and protected by Contracts or MOAs.

For three (3) concert events, we expect to turn over an estimated amount of Php 1,312,500.00 for
the rehabilitation of Marawi City.

The terms and conditions as herein proposed may be changed or modified to suit requests of
participating parties.

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