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    1) The document discusses the author's experience participating in an outreach program at Tanglaw Pag-asa Center, where they packed and donated gifts for youth at the center. 2) The author felt excited and proud to donate items from their own allowance to help others, even though they were not wealthy themselves. They hoped the gifts would positively impact the youth. 3) During the visit, the author was moved by seeing the smiles on the youths' faces and was inspired to help people in need and persevere in life so they could help the less fortunate. The experience taught them to appreciate blessings and that life is about giving as well as receiving.

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    1) The document discusses the author's experience participating in an outreach program at Tanglaw Pag-asa Center, where they packed and donated gifts for youth at the center. 2) The author felt excited and proud to donate items from their own allowance to help others, even though they were not wealthy themselves. They hoped the gifts would positively impact the youth. 3) During the visit, the author was moved by seeing the smiles on the youths' faces and was inspired to help people in need and persevere in life so they could help the less fortunate. The experience taught them to appreciate blessings and that life is about giving as well as receiving.

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    "You Shall Open Your Hand Wide To Your Brother, To Your Poor, and To Your Needy, in Your Land " (Deuteronomy 15:11)

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    Joahna Bulaong Sacdalan
    1) The document discusses the author's experience participating in an outreach program at Tanglaw Pag-asa Center, where they packed and donated gifts for youth at the center. 2) The author felt excited and proud to donate items from their own allowance to help others, even though they were not wealthy themselves. They hoped the gifts would positively impact the youth. 3) During the visit, the author was moved by seeing the smiles on the youths' faces and was inspired to help people in need and persevere in life so they could help the less fortunate. The experience taught them to appreciate blessings and that life is about giving as well as receiving.

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    Joahna Marie B.

    Sacdalan Values Education

    BEED 2-B
    REFLECTION 2
    Reflection Paper on Outreach Program at Tanglaw Pag-asa

    The Bible commands us, “You shall open your hand wide to your brother, to
    your poor, and to your needy, in your land.”  (Deuteronomy 15:11)

    My heart felt light and excited when we were packing the things that we would
    give to the center. It doesn’t matter how big or small the gifts are, because I know that
    even small donations have an impact and have the potential to drastically improve the life
    of an individual. And those gifts came from our own allowance and surely from our

    hearts, so I know that it will be appreciated . The thought of helping someone even you

    know that you are not that well-off was really overwhelming . Those gifts were just
    material things and temporary, but I believe that it would have a big impact to the heart of
    each youth in the center. I felt really proud of what I and my classmates have done and

    given to the youth of Tanglaw Pag-asa.

    It was not my first time to do this kind of outreach program, but the feeling of
    excitement was still the same, and the urge to reach out, talk to the youth in the center
    and share some of my knowledge to them was overwhelming . I am also aware that it
    wasn’t their choice to be in the center, and maybe they have been longing and missing
    their family, but I felt relief when I see the smiles in their faces . This kind of opportunity

    to help other people is something to be cherished . I hope that even they are in the center
    because they did something wrong and disobeyed the law, they would still feel that they
    are human being and their community is still here to support and guide them in the right
    path.

    With this, I learned a lot of life lessons. I learned to appreciate things around me,

    especially God’s countless blessings that I did not pay much attention to before . I am

    very fortunate to be at school taking the course that I really want . I am fortunate to have

    family and friends who have been guiding, caring and loving me . This experience also

    taught me that life is not all about receiving, but also giving and sharing what I can offer .
    No matter what our status in life, rich or poor, we must remember that God is counting on
    us to help the needy.

    The outreach program made me realize that we could make an ordinary day a
    special and meaningful one by helping and doing good deeds for other people . I also

    became inspired to persevere more in life so that I can be a big help for the less fortunate.

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