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Kylie Padilla, Mikael Daez are first Pinoy Save the Children reps

MANILA – Actors Mikael Daez and Kylie Padilla have signed on as official representatives of children’s charity Save the Children.
 
They are the first Filipino representatives of the charity who internationally have ambassadors such as actors Jennifer Garner and Julianne Moore, football star Cristiano Ronaldo and celebrity Rachel Zoe.
 
Padilla, who rose to fame in hit drama series “Adarna” and won PMPC 2008 Best New Female Personality, is delighted with her new role and engagement with the children’s organization
 
“It is a privilege to be a representative of Save the Children and be given the opportunity to help children in need, especially typhoon Yolanda survivors. I want to do whatever I can to help provide them everything they need so they can recover from their experiences and reach their full potential.”
 
Padilla and Daez will be traveling with Save the Children to visit Yolanda-affected communities across Visayas and meet with some of the survivors who lost everything to the typhoon.
 
Save the Children has reached nearly 800,000 people in some of the ‘Yolanda’-hit areas with emergency life-saving aid and long-term support for livelihoods and aims to continue working with those affected for the next two years.
 
Save the Children’s country director Ned Olney said about the relationship: “Save the Children is delighted to have such passionate engaged young people working with us as we strive to give every child in the Philippines the best start in life. We hope that our relationship with Kylie and Mikael will give us the opportunity to reach many more children and save even more lives.”
 
Meanwhile Daez said “I’ve always wanted to help children. All children should be able to dream about what they want to be when they grow up. Save the Children’s work means that more children can have those dreams. I am excited about the opportunity to work alongside this amazing charity and am privileged to be able to use my work for this excellent cause.”

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