DAVAO
ORIENTAL June 27 – The Girl Scouts of the Philippines Davao Council has lauded
Governor Corazon N. Malanyaon for her outstanding contributions to the
organization’s cause.
During the
council’s recent visit at the Capitol, Council President Benilda J. Sunga cited
Gov. Malanyaon’s generosity by donating to the GSP, some years ago, a
four-hectare property known today as Camp Corazon in Davao City.
Sunga said
that as of last March 8, 2016, the title of the donated property has already
been released.
Aside from
serving as a venue for various encampments and trainings, Camp Corazon today
serves as a venue for young girls to receive non-formal education like
character development, leadership and ideals of service.
“In behalf of
the Girl Scouts of the Philippines Davao Council, we have joyfully travelled
from Davao City to express our gratitude to a lady who generously and
magnanimously shared with the girls in the scouting movement her time, effort
and treasure which will become lasting legacy towards the well-being of our
young girls, the girls who will be future citizens and model mothers in the
next generation imbued with values and life skills as embodied in the Girl
Scouts Promise and Law,” said Sunga.
“Our plans
for Camp Corazon are all encompassing so that the experiences of all levels of
scouters from Twinklers, Star Scouts, Junior and Senior Scouts will be life
memories,” she said.
“Through the
years, Davao Council has maintained its rank at the top of Eastern Mindanao
Region consisting of 13 councils and Camp Corazon is the main reason for our
success,” she added.
Sunga said
that the council plans to further develop the property which had seen memorable
scouting events for the past years. ‘There are so many development plans for
the camp too numerous to mention here but someday, we will welcome all of you
to visit the area,” she said.
“All these would not have come to be, without
the foresight of a lady who has transformed Davao Oriental into a showcase of
her performance in the areas of health, agriculture, eco-tourism, environment,
education, arts and culture, and an indomitable spirit of flexibility and
resiliency in the aftermath of the fury of typhoon Pablo. We cannot cite
another public servant whose accomplishment are par excellence.”
Governor
Malanyaon, who had served as an active member of the Girl Scouts, thanked the
council members for their appreciation.
She said she
happy to be able to contribute and becoming a part of a noble cause. She said
she hopes that the donated property which is now developed into a beautiful
campsite will not only help in nurturing and developing young girls to become
responsible and productive citizens of the society but will also allow them to create
beautiful friendships and memories. (KLD PIO DavOr)
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