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Eating healthy need not be expensive. Such is the goal and vision of one of the country’s leading Japanese casual dining restaurants – Kitaro.


"We wanted to give Filipinos healthy and affordable Japanese food. Before, eating in a Japanese restaurant was very expensive," Grace Sycip-ChuaChiaco, CEO of Kitaro Foods Corp said.


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While this is the case for the members of the Alay Kapwa Foundation, the foundation still carries on and works to fulfill the mission left behind by Sister Mary Christine Tan.


The Alay Kapwa Foundation does its work where many have given up: Helping the poor break the binds of the grinding poverty that shackles them and blocks their way to a comfortable life.


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                    [Summary] => Contemporary artist Addie Cukingnan is donating 60 of her latest art works to the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) to help support the agency’s projects for the Filipino child.


The art pieces will be put up for sale next month to raise funds for Unicef in a benefit exhibit called "Flowers for Children."  


Proceeds from the exhibit — to be held on Dec. 3-8 at the activity center of The Podium at the Ortigas Center — will all go to Unicef.


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Cukingnan is a magna cum laude graduate and class valedictorian of batch 2002. She started her two-year training with Architects 61 in Singapore last Sept. 1 and joined Ligaya Maceda and Ingrid Niña Araneta, the previous Philip Recto awardees, at the same firm.


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SAN JOSE CITY - Local politicians can learn a lesson or two from these two
councilors who, since their election in 1998, have gained popularity for
painstakingly attending lamayan (wakes) around this city.

By their estimates, councilors Albert Cukingnan, 51, and Joseph Ortiz, 35, said
they must have attended about 800 wakes since finishing first and fifth,
respectively, in the 1998 councilor race. They go to some 10 to 16 wakes a
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The two said they missed only about 20 wakes. Why?
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"We wanted to give Filipinos healthy and affordable Japanese food. Before, eating in a Japanese restaurant was very expensive," Grace Sycip-ChuaChiaco, CEO of Kitaro Foods Corp said.


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While this is the case for the members of the Alay Kapwa Foundation, the foundation still carries on and works to fulfill the mission left behind by Sister Mary Christine Tan.


The Alay Kapwa Foundation does its work where many have given up: Helping the poor break the binds of the grinding poverty that shackles them and blocks their way to a comfortable life.


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The art pieces will be put up for sale next month to raise funds for Unicef in a benefit exhibit called "Flowers for Children."  


Proceeds from the exhibit — to be held on Dec. 3-8 at the activity center of The Podium at the Ortigas Center — will all go to Unicef.


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councilors who, since their election in 1998, have gained popularity for
painstakingly attending lamayan (wakes) around this city.

By their estimates, councilors Albert Cukingnan, 51, and Joseph Ortiz, 35, said
they must have attended about 800 wakes since finishing first and fifth,
respectively, in the 1998 councilor race. They go to some 10 to 16 wakes a
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Healthy options at Kitaro

By Estela Banzon-De La Paz | September 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Eating healthy need not be expensive. Such is the goal and vision of one of the country’s leading Japanese casual dining restaurants – Kitaro. "We wanted to give Filipinos healthy and affordable...

Business As Usual

Continuing a legacy of giving

By Alma Anonas-Carpio | August 22, 2004 - 12:00am

Once the driving force of an organization is gone, keeping the momentum is often a colossal task for those left behind to carry on the organization’s work. While this is the case for the members of the Alay...

Starweek Magazine

Pinay donates art pieces for Unicef projects

December 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Contemporary artist Addie Cukingnan is donating 60 of her latest art works to the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) to help support the agency’s projects for the Filipino child. The art pieces will...

Nation

Philip Recto awardee joins Architects 61

September 28, 2002 - 12:00am

The Philip Recto Design Excellence Awards instituted by the UP College of Architecture announced that Tisha SyCip Cukingnan, one of its awardees, left for Singapore recently to join Architects 61, one of the best...

Real Estate

2 Ecija dads make their marks by attending wakes

By Manny Galvez | January 24, 2000 - 12:00am

SAN JOSE CITY - Local politicians can learn a lesson or two from these two councilors who, since their election in 1998, have gained popularity for painstakingly attending lamayan (wakes) around this city. By...

Headlines