On the Spot Poster Making Contest

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Bata, bata! Artsy ka ba?

Sa ating paggunita ng National Children’s Month, imagination mo ang limit sa On the Spot Poster Making Contest sa November 23, 2019 (Sabado) na gaganapin Bulwagang Ka Pepe ng Komisyon sa Karapatang Pantao mula 10 AM-12 NN.

I-fillout lamang ang form: https://bit.ly/37e7YO2 at i-send sa chrcrc@yahoo.com. Ang mga mananalo ay makakatanggap ng mula 2,000 hanggang 5,000 worth of gift certificates! Open ito sa mga bata mula 10-17 y/o at first 15 online participants lamang ang matatanggap kaya join na!

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