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    1) The document summarizes an NGO fair held at the University of the Philippines Los Baños to help Development Communication students learn about career opportunities with nonprofit organizations. 2) Representatives from several NGOs, including the Philippine Fundraising Solutions, Center for Women's Resources, and MASIPAG, set up booths to share information about their organizations with students. 3) The goal of the fair was to expose students to the many possibilities for pioneering work in the nonprofit sector and help them determine career paths where they can pursue their passions and purposes.

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    1) The document summarizes an NGO fair held at the University of the Philippines Los Baños to help Development Communication students learn about career opportunities with nonprofit organizations. 2) Representatives from several NGOs, including the Philippine Fundraising Solutions, Center for Women's Resources, and MASIPAG, set up booths to share information about their organizations with students. 3) The goal of the fair was to expose students to the many possibilities for pioneering work in the nonprofit sector and help them determine career paths where they can pursue their passions and purposes.

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    1) The document summarizes an NGO fair held at the University of the Philippines Los Baños to help Development Communication students learn about career opportunities with nonprofit organizations. 2) Representatives from several NGOs, including the Philippine Fundraising Solutions, Center for Women's Resources, and MASIPAG, set up booths to share information about their organizations with students. 3) The goal of the fair was to expose students to the many possibilities for pioneering work in the nonprofit sector and help them determine career paths where they can pursue their passions and purposes.

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    WHERE PURPOSE WINS AND PASSION LINGERS: A FAIR OF NGOs

    Reaching that closest point towards graduation comes with the


    struggle of choosing the path to take. The thing is, it doesnt get easier for
    anyone in any field.
    For those studying Development Communication, the possibilities are
    vast and endless. They can be out in the fields, doing social work or
    researches. They can work for the sector of the society they deeply care for
    as well as advocate their beliefs by being part of the organization which
    embodies it.
    In the Philippines, many Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) exist
    nowadays, responding to a social calling and advancing ways to fulfill
    societys needs. Thats why it is not surprising that the youth is slowly
    developing an inclination to start their careers with NGOs. With the growing
    state of the industry, it is becoming an ideal place to initiate social change.
    On April 27, 2015, advocacies, services and programs of several NGOs
    were shared under the sun at the Quadrangle of College of Development
    Communication (CDC), University of the Philippines Los Baos (UPLB),
    Laguna for the NGO fair dubbed as Yugto: Alin ang Tatahakin. Organized by
    the UPLB Development Communicators Society, the activity seeks to orient
    the DEVCOMM students about pioneering institutions of the industry as they
    come nearer to the end of their academic pursuit.
    Booths were set up in the place, gathering students and the
    representatives of the organizations. Joining the roster is the Philippine
    Fundraising

    Solutions,

    Inc

    (PFSI).

    PFSI

    Administration

    and

    Corporate

    Communications Manager Ms. Czarina Balquin-Canceran and Managing


    Director for Corporate Affairs Christiecelia Arquiza gave an overview of the

    company, as it stands as the first Filipino-owned firm to provide fundraising


    services for NGOs.

    Also present in the activity were Center for Womens Resources, Global
    Alliance for Rabies Control, Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc., Magsasaka
    at Siyentipiko para sa Pag-unlad ng Agrikultura (MASIPAG), Integrated
    Development Program for the Indigenous People, Affiliated Network for Social
    Accountability in East Asia and the Pacific, and UPLB Vice Chancellor for
    Research and Extension.
    While it takes a certain degree of preparation to determine ones
    course of work, it takes a helping hand to widen out horizons which some
    might not have been exposed to before. In the world of NGOs, it is a
    guaranteed fact that purpose and passion supersede all limitations. It is in
    this opportunity where everyone is welcome and called for.

    Kariza M. Geminiano
    Philippine Fundraising Solutions, Inc.

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