ACHIEVERS. Applications for the 22nd TAYO Awards are open.
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This year's theme honors young leaders who confront economic disruption, disinformation, and climate risks through concrete action
The following is a press release from TAYO Awards Foundation.
The TAYO Awards Foundation is officially accepting applications for its 22nd search for the Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) Awards, inviting proactive youth groups nationwide to showcase their local community impact.Inspired by the Philippine National Anthem’s line “duyan ka ng magiting,” this year’s theme, “Magiting,” honors young leaders who confront economic disruption, disinformation, and climate risks through concrete action.“Being magiting means leading with courage, serving with purpose, and staying committed to building a better Philippines,” says Ferdinand “Ford” Bonoan, executive director of the TAYO Awards Foundation. “It’s choosing to serve even when resources are limited. It’s continuing to lead when things are uncertain. It’s standing up for what is right, even when it’s difficult. And it’s giving hope to others when they need it the most,” he adds.
