Cabuyao, Laguna families get donations from Eternal Gardens

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The management of Eternal Gardens Cabuyao spearheaded a Christmas donation drive for the benefit of chosen families in the City of Cabuyao last Dec. 22, 2022. A total of 30 families received noche buena gift packs.

In his speech, assistant vice president for chapel operations Angelito Twaño extended his Christmas greetings to the beneficiaries of the activity. “Nawa ang munting handog na ito po ay makapagpasaya at makatulong po sa inyo [May this somehow give you happiness and help],” he said.

Twaño also expressed his gratitude to all the clients and investors of Eternal Gardens Cabuyao for their continued support to the company.

The management likewise extended its appreciation to the Cabuyao City Social Welfare and Development Coordinators, namely Virginia A. Andaya, Lorna N. Quebal, Melody P. China, Gracebel O. Agas, and Estrelita C. Matampale, as well as to the Mabuhay Village Homeowners Phase 5 Officers, headed by its president Tyron C. Bawi and director Jose Reddin G. Satinggasin, for helping them reach these families.

Eternal Gardens is a member of the ALC Group of Companies, founded by the late Ambassador Antonio L. Cabangon Chua and currently headed by its chairman, D. Edgard A. Cabangon.

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