The Community Extension Service Society (CESS), a distinguished club at JBLFMU Molo, in collaboration with the CES Office, accomplished a series of impactful activities. One of the notable events organized was a coastal clean-up drive in the picturesque coastal area of Barangay Trapiche Oton Iloilo. Additionally, the CESS also spearheaded a feeding program and distributed educational materials to sixty day care children from the Trapiche Main Day Center.
This annual endeavor serves as a platform to cultivate a sense of volunteerism, corporate social responsibility, and environmental stewardship among both organizers and participants. By engaging in the coastal clean-up drive, the CESS and attendees actively contribute to the preservation and maintenance of the natural beauty of the area. This instills a spirit of responsibility and appreciation for our environment.
Furthermore, the feeding program and distribution of educational materials to day care children emphasize the club's commitment to holistic community development. By providing nutritious meals and educational resources, the CESS contributes to the well-being and intellectual growth of these young individuals.
Through these collective efforts, the CESS and CES Office exemplify the significance of community engagement and collaboration. By organizing these activities, they foster a deepened sense of unity and social consciousness among participants, leading to a more harmonious and vibrant community.
The Coastal Clean-up Drive, feeding program, and distribution of educational materials conducted by the Community Extension Service Society in partnership with the CES Office demonstrate their unwavering dedication to fostering volunteerism, corporate social responsibility, and environmental stewardship. By prioritizing community well-being and advocating for the protection of our natural resources, they inspire positive change and inspire others in their pursuit of a better world.