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Pagcor’s 12 days of Pamaskong Handog

What better way to break the stressful stories in the political scene – the Comelec 2nd division disqualification of frontrunner Grace Poe as presidential candidate in the May 2016 elections and the cursing of Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, who has also filed his certificate of candidacy for president as substitute for a candidate that the Comelec was considering to declare a nuisance candidate – than stories that put a smile on the face of the poor, the orphans, the sick, and persons with disability?

PAGCOR President and COO Jorge Sarmiento (middle)  and Assistant VP for Corporate Communications and Services Maricar Bautista (seated left) sign a Memorandum of Agreement with National Children's Hospital (NCH) Chief Dr. Epifania Simbul (seated right) for the P3-million funding that the state-run gaming firm granted to NCH for the operation of indigent children with congenital heart disease.
PAGCOR President and COO Jorge Sarmiento (middle) and Assistant VP for Corporate Communications and Services Maricar Bautista (seated left) sign a Memorandum of Agreement with National Children’s Hospital (NCH) Chief Dr. Epifania Simbul (seated right) for the P3-million funding that the state-run gaming firm granted to NCH for the operation of indigent children with congenital heart disease.

On the fourth day of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation’s 12 days of Pamaskong Handog, it was not one but two children diagnosed with congenital heart disease were given a better chance to overcome their health problems

Judy Ann Canlas 7, and Mark Kenneth Candes, 5, both patients at the National Children’s Hospital will be able to undergo the much needed heart operation, the expenses to be shouldered by PAGCOR.

To the parents of Judy Ann and Mar, Pagcor’s help is the miracle that they have been praying for.