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A quilt sewn with scraps- and love

By Vivian Chan | January 3, 2010 - 12:00am

In 1972, Mariese Lim joined 12 Pagkakaisa sa Pagunlad volunteers on a mission to flooded Pampanga.

Starweek Magazine

Got Scraps? Make a Quilt

By Minotte Rodrigo-Cuenca | November 18, 2001 - 12:00am

"We realized that the kids turn to the streets because of neglect, abuse and sheer poverty," explains Ollie Lucas, Unang Hakbang Foundation (UHF) founder and trustee. "We want to prevent more kids...

Starweek Magazine