HFI’S ART EXHIBIT FOR MILITARY ORPHANS

“Pamana” is a Filipino translation of legacy, a word which describes what HERO Foundation is all about.

Rooted in its cause, HERO Foundation, Inc. opens up another opportunity to help secure the educational needs of our fallen soldiers’ legacy – the orphans whom they have left behind. PAMANA: Colors of Hope Art Exhibit is a special benefit art exhibit that would feature artworks collaborated by HERO military orphan scholars and artists Ms. Maxi Ramos and Maestro Fernando Sena, the Father of Philippine Art Workshop. This event will be held on December 7, 2019, 2 p.m., at Ronac Art Center in Ortigas Avenue, San Juan, Metro Manila.

The artworks to be featured in the exhibit were also reproduced into special edition Christmas cards and all-occasion postcards which you can give in-lieu-ofgifts to family, friends, or colleagues for a more meaningful celebration of the coming holidays. Each purchase of a Christmas card or an all-occasion postcard is a donation made in your recipient’s name to help a military orphan finish school.

Founded in 1988, HERO (Help Educate and Rear Orphans) Foundation, Inc. has helped almost 3,000 military orphans pursue their dreams even with the loss of their families’ primary breadwinners. Since then, HERO has produced 1,200 graduates. This school year, HERO is helping 444 orphans nationwide continue with their education. Majority of the orphans HERO supports is from Mindanao.

For inquiries regarding the event and to order Christmas cards, please email info@ herofoundation.com.ph .