Bowl Down Poverty

You can make a difference in the lives of the poor by joining the members of GK at USF as we bowl down poverty! Come out for a night of fun and games for a great cause! All proceeds will benefit Gawad Kalinga (GK) at USF and our mission to take action against poverty.

Date: Wednesday, March 31st
Time: 9pm-12am
Location: AMF University Lanes
Address: 13109 North 56th Street Tampa, FL, 33617

$10 advance / $12 at door (for unlimited bowling & shoe rental)

For tickets contact any GK at USF member:
Melissa Barrido | Maricel Anayas | Danny Villarosa | Rex Balmes | Nate Cleland | Dan Lalican | Rico Barrido
usf.gawadkalinga@gmail.com
(727) 459-6413

::What is GK at USF?::

GK at USF is a newly formed student organization that is driven and inspired by the movement of Gawad Kalinga. GK is a growing global army against poverty and has already built over 1,800 villages for the poorest of the poor in the Philippines and other third world countries.

For more information about Gawad Kalinga, please visit http://www.gk1world.com and register online for the monthly newsletter.

::A Call to Action!::

The members of GK at USF believe that our generation has what it takes to “Be the change (we) want to see in the world.” We invite you to make a difference in the lives of others by refusing to pass on a world of poverty and suffering to the generations that will come after us. No matter who you are or what your background is, you can be an ordinary person doing extraordinary things. GK is a movement larger than life and you can be a part of history.

For more information about GK at USF, please join our group page at http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&tid=380135872591#!/group.php?gid=176438917387 or email us at usf.gawadkalinga@gmail.com

Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=105826319439006&ref=ts

USF Gawad Kalinga Rally

Gawad Kalinga is a movement to abolish poverty by building homes for the homeless, that began in the Philippines and is now spreading across the world. Speakers came to the University of South Florida on Saturday to speak about the difference they make in the lives of the homeless and how USF Bulls can get involved with making this change as well.

USF Student Melissa Barrido shared her story about how life changing it was for her when she went to the Philippines last summer and helped build homes for the homeless and what a great experience it was helping others.

A student organization representing Gawad Kalinga on the USF campus is currently being formulated and if you are interested in the helping the poor and donating some of your time and effort to a good cause, you should seek out this new organization.

You can add the Facebook Group for the new organization at: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=176438917387&ref=ts