‘Bowling for a Cause” charity event successful

The 4th Annual “Bowling for a Cause” Charity Tournament, organized by Pinay Ikaw Na as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month celebrations, was held at Funland, bringing together 18 spirited teams for a day of friendly competition, fitness, and advocacy. The event showcased not only bowling skills but also a strong sense of community and commitment to a meaningful cause. Coverings Me emerged as the tournament champion, with Golden Petals finishing as the first runner-up and The FOBS claiming second runner-up honors.

Achievements

Individual achievements were also celebrated, with Donel Martin of the United Architects of the Philippines taking the Men’s High Series title, while a Coverings Me representative secured the Men’s High Game award. Glenn Polido of Golden Petals earned recognition for the most strikes among men. Among women participants, Emma dela Pina captured the Women’s High Series, Becky Gallenera won the Women’s High Game, and Fritzie Bañez of the Migrant Workers Office (MWO) Team recorded the most strikes. Pinay Ikaw Na President Dinah Sta. Ana expressed her delight at the turnout, emphasizing the power of collective action in supporting important causes. Participants echoed the sentiment, highlighting the event’s combination of philanthropy, fun, and social engagement.

Meaningful work

Anabelle N. Abella, a member of the Platinum Bowling Team and Executive Secretary at Kayan Real Estate Co., WLL, said, “I loved supporting the Bowling for a Cause event, primarily because of the meaningful work that Pinay Ikaw Na does in our community. This fundraising event provides an opportunity to contribute to their mission while bringing people together in a fun and accessible way.” Emma dela Pina from The FOBS team, who also serves as a Nursing Quality Coordinator at King Hamad University Hospital, expressed pride in participating. “I’m honoured to have taken part in ‘Bowling for a Cause’ and to contribute to such a meaningful initiative. The true reward was supporting a great cause and fostering community spirit, plus a few lucky strikes along the way,” she said, after claiming the Women’s High Series title.