In the Philippines, most schools mark the beginning of Christmas break with a Christmas Party. I remember when I was in Elementary and High School I eagerly wait for this event. I buy new clothes and wear it on that day. I also enjoy exchanging of gifts, playing games, and of course eating.
But this year, for the first time in my existence.I experienced a unique Christmas Party. There were no games, no food, and no exchange of gifts. But it was the best Christmas Party that I ever had. The batch decided to share our blessings to the patients of the University Hospital. The batch choir also did a very good job in making the patients feel special.
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| Toys for the Pedia patients |
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| Will give this to a patient with Leukemia. Too bad she was not there when we visited the hospital. |
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| For the adultpatients |
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| Soaps for the folks |
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| Multipurpose towels |
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| Serviam Choir practicing before heading to the University Hospital |
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| First stop was the Pedia ward. |
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| Preparing for the gift giving |
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| Photo op before heading to the ward |
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| Male section of the Pedia ward |
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| Busy packing |
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| We are all busy. |
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| Last stop..OB ward |
Congratulations batch SERVIAM! I am sure all of us enjoyed the whole experience. Let's do it again next year. HAPPY to SERVE. hehe
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