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Mache and her big heart

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Mache and her big heart
The Ackermans: David and wife Mache (back) with daughter Emilia (front)

Respected philanthropist, socio-civic leader, and climate-change champion Mache Torres-Ackerman was honored with a one-of-a-kind fundraising event organized by well-known chef Jessie Sincioco, who was inducted as well as the newest member of the Rotary Club of Makati Business District (RCMBD).

Held at The Rockwell Club’s Palm Grove in Rockwell Center, Makati City, the meaningful gathering was held to honor the lovely and generous, multi-faceted woman and to raise funds for various causes she supports, including Globe’s The Hapag Movement (together with RCMBD), climate-change programs, and the Correctional Institution for Women (CIW) in Mandaluyong City.

Chef Jessie and her team put together a sumptuous feast for the guests named the Globe Hapag Meal, wherein 50 percent of the cost will be donated to the hunger alleviation program The Hapag Movement.

Cloyd Masaudling, chef Jessie Sincioco, Kate Bellosillo, and Tess Castro

At the affair were Mache’s family, led by her ever-supportive husband David and daughter Emilia, her closest friends, and prominent names from the diplomatic, business, and social circles.

As an advocate for social responsibility, Mache has been actively involved in various charitable organizations and has made significant contributions for the betterment of society. She has also been appointed as the Climate Change Ambassador by Climate Change Commission (CCC) commissioner Albert Dela Cruz and will lead Climate Change Week and related activities in November. This successful fundraising event was a testament to her selfless spirit and commitment to helping others, as well as a reminder that everyone can make a difference, one act of kindness at a time.

(Seated) Jayelles president Roselle Del Rosario-Rebano, madam Lu and husband ambassador Frank Cimafranca, and Joe Rebano with (standing) maritime lawyer and managing partner of Del Rosario and Del Rosario Law Offices Johnny Del Rosario and wife, Ayala Alabang Church leader Boots, golfer Cora and husband, maritime lawyer and managing partner of Del Rosario and Del Rosario Law Offices Ruben Del Rosario

Budapest bliss

In a splendid fusion of cultural exchange and exquisite hospitality, the Del Rosario siblings embarked on an enchanting journey along the legendary Danube River.

Little did they know that their adventure would be graced with a remarkable invitation from none other than esteemed Philippine Ambassador to Hungary Frank Cimafranca. Amid the glistening waters of the Danube, the Del Rosarios and their respective spouses found themselves immersed in an atmosphere of warmth and diplomacy. The ambassador, accompanied by his gracious wife, madam Lu Cimafranca, extended an exclusive invitation for an unforgettable evening at their residence in Budapest.

Guest of honor Agile Zamora and host Shilpa Tolani

In the spirit of lasting fellowship

The always thoughtful Shilpa Tolani played the perfect hostess, extending a heartfelt tribute to her friend, the lovely Agile Zamora. The charming affair was held at Bloom Café + Bar restaurant in Greenbelt 2, Makati City, where laughter and camaraderie filled the air. Surrounded by their closest peers, the night unfolded to celebrate their cherished bond. Amid the delightful feast and captivating ambiance, no detail was amiss in this unforgettable soiree that epitomized the true essence of friendship.

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You may email me at jjlitton@indanet.com. Follow me on Facebook and YouTube: Johnny Litton by Jayelles PH and on Instagram: @jayellesph.

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