November 4, 2024

With the invaluable support of M Lhuillier's Organizational Productivity Enhancement Committee (OPEC), the profound impact of corporate involvement in local communities is becoming increasingly apparent. OPEC's active participation demonstrates how businesses can play a pivotal role in promoting educational initiatives that benefit not only students but also the wider community. M Lhuillier’s OPEC stands as a prime example of how corporate engagement can foster lasting positive change, improving academic outcomes while simultaneously strengthening the fabric of the community. This partnership exemplifies a powerful strategy for businesses to connect with localities, cultivating a culture of support, resilience, and shared success.

The success of the event was further amplified by the contributions of M Lhuillier’s OPEC Apo Duwaling team, led by Regional Manager Sir Robert P. Achurra. OPEC President Kathleya Mae Pearl Tabora, along with Area Managers John Arnel Desierto, RJ Tabugon, Bengie Franklin Ramos, and Julie Mae Yap, were instrumental in making this initiative a triumph. Their collaborative efforts showcased the strength of community partnerships in enhancing educational resources. 

In a thoughtful gesture to support educators, M Lhuillier’s OPEC Apo Duwaling provided custom t-shirts to the devoted teachers of Padada South Elementary School. This initiative, coupled with the generous donation of school supplies, reflects M Lhuillier's commitment to enhancing the educational experience for both teachers and students. Sir Mark Angel Tugade, the M Lhuillier Lending Cluster Coordinator, emphasized the importance of community involvement in education, further underscoring the company's dedication.

The supplies distributed included a variety of educational materials such as bags, notebooks, pencils, and pencil cases. This influx of resources is expected to greatly improve the learning environment at Padada South Elementary School, equipping students with the tools they need to thrive academically.

In summary, the distribution of school supplies at Padada South Elementary School was a tremendous success, driven by the collaborative efforts of Ma’am Alma Enciso, Sir Robert P. Achurra, Kathleya Mae Pearl Tabora, and the entire M Lhuillier’s OPEC Apo Duwaling team. Their joint efforts not only provided essential resources to the school but also highlighted the positive impact of MLhuillier’s community support on educational growth. This initiative stands as a testament to the shared dedication to empowering the futures of all students.