Valentine’s Day is often linked with romance and comes in handy with a partner. But for the Movement of Gratitude, it is an opportunity to spread love meaningfully and inclusively.
Now in its second year, the “Love for All” Valentine’s Day event continues to touch hearts through kindness and volunteerism.
Over time, the Movement has become a thriving organization of purpose-driven and passionate individuals. With the mission to uplift communities through ripple effects of gratitude and kindness, this year’s “Love for All” event brought together volunteers and local partners in a collaborative effort to make Valentine’s Day an extra special occasion.
In collaboration with The NVC Forum Publication, their young talented members helped amplify the initiative’s message. Their involvement highlighted the power of youth in advocacy and made the event more memorable through their photo booth.
Alongside family members, volunteers, and generous sponsors, including the Kalibo Municipal Police Station headed by Chief PMaj. Frensy Andrade, Haplos Massage and Spa, and Felicita’s Delicacies, the Movement was able to extend love and appreciation to even more people in the community.
The event was filled with heartfelt gestures, from handing out free bread, candies, lollipops, bottled water, and juice, to sharing fruits, ice cream, and activity booklets.
As the Movement continues to grow, so does its impact. The “Love for All” serves as a reminder that love on Valentine’s Day is not limited to romantic relationships but for everyone, and that random acts of kindness create lasting impacts.
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