20/09/2026
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Eight KALFI-LEADers from Batch 2022 culminated their four years in the KALFI leadership program w ith a graduation at the Vinta Center, Quezon City on September 5, following the orientation for KALFI-LEAD freshmen.
Ms. Lorie Anda delivered the Welcome Remarks. She aimed to โenergizeโ everyone by providing advice in the form of MILO. She hoped that the audience would apply โMay I Learn Oneโ and โMay I Love Oneโ for the day and for life.
Then, Ms. Valerie Bringas introduced the eight graduates, along with their contributions to the program and their academic achievements. These graduates were Christianne De Juan, Chantimayne Dulin, Ranielle Eleria, Myles Flores, Fatima Halili, Sarah Pintor, Eloiza Tabios, and Teresa Totanes.
After receiving their KALFI-LEAD certificates of completion, each graduate was given time to share her memorable moments with the program, as well as what she learned.
They shared stories of influence, namely leaving a positive mark on others.Ranielle Eleria said an anecdote from one of her volunteering experiences, โWe donโt know the impact we make on others. Itโs important to always do good.โ
The graduates also paid homage to those who left an impact on them and their journey as KALFI-LEADers, with Myles Flores acknowledging that โEvery woman here has left a piece of them in me.โ
To conclude the ceremony, KALFI President Mimie Huang delivered an inspirational talk to the graduates and the freshmen who attended the orientation.
She hoped to impart three things for the graduates to remember: leadership, purpose, and making a difference. On the other hand, she encouraged the freshmen to embrace the opportunity of belonging to the program.
Her speech ended on a note of congratulations and welcome, with โI hope that years from now, when you look back on your KALFI LEAD experience, you will remember not only what you received, but also what you were able to give.โ