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Video highlights of Fr. Rocky’s interview and our Tuloy kids' performance of ‘You Raise Me Up’ during the Mr. World Coronation night on August 23, 2019!
We’d like say THANK YOU to Ms. Julia Morley, Mr. World Candidates and team for inviting us.
It is indeed a historic event for Tuloy Foundation and our friend, Ms. Julia Morley.
Father Rocky was interviewed by Ms. Mitzi Borromeo for CNN Profiles episode.
Sharing the Philstar article featuring the Harvest of Hope charity dinner last Nov. 27 in Enderun Colleges. Please click the title to direct you to the article.
We'd like to thank and show our appreciation to Chef Alain Ducasse for your continuous love and support for our aspiring culinary chefs!
We'd also like to thank and congratulate the Ducasse Education Philippines and Enderun Colleges for a very successful event!
Chef Alain Ducasse with Fr. Rocky and Mrs. Cherry Lyn Uy
Chef Alain Ducasse with Tuloy and Youth with a Future Graduates
WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman’s wife moved to tears
SPORTING CHANCE - Joaquin M. Henson (The Philippine Star) - November 20, 2018 - 12:00am
It was an emotional visit by WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman’s wife Cristiane Manzur to the Tuloy Sa Don Bosco Streetchildren Village in Alabang last Sunday afternoon. Manzur, the WBC Cares chairperson for Mexico, broke down in tears when over 200 streetkids performed in unison Josh Groban’s song “You Raise Me Up” at the village gym. WBC female featherweight champion Jelena Mrdjenovich of Canada sat beside Manzur and she, too, was moved to tears.
“I’ve never experienced anything like this,” said Manzur who was accompanied to Tuloy by officials of the WBC and WBC Cares, WBC female world champions and guests who attended the WBC Women’s Convention and Asian Summit at the Philippine International Convention Center last weekend. GAB chairman Abraham Mitra arranged the visit with Hall of Fame referee Bruce McTavish’s wife Meng Tayag.
Fr. Rocky Evangelista briefed the visitors on the philosophy behind Tuloy and was encouraged by the visitors to replicate the initiative in countries all over the world because of its noble mission of turning the lives around of poor streetchildren by showing love and spirituality.
Aside from Mrdjenovich, other WBC female fighters who went to the village included atomweight champion Fabiana Bytyqi of the Czech Republic, supermiddleweight champion Franchon Crews Dezurn of the US, diamond superflyweight champion Raja Amasheh of Jordan, former silver superfeatherweight champion Melissa St. Vil of Haiti, former superbantamweight champion Alicia Ashley of Jamaica, unbeaten flyweight Sulem Urbina of Mexico and interim lightflyweight champion Kenia Enriquez of Mexico.
Ashley, 51, is still active in the ring and proud of her age. She’s been recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest female boxing champion. Ashley fought only last March and has a 24-12-1 record, with four KOs. During the press conference to launch the convention at the Sofitel Hotel last Friday, Urbina and Enriquez were egged by the crowd to face off. Enriquez, 25, has a 21-1 record, with nine KOs, while Urbina’s slate is 8-0, with one KO. Urbina, 28, said she’s ready to fight anyone, including Enriquez.
Mrdjenovich, 36, was named the WBC female Boxer of the Year at the Gala Dinner and Awards Night last Saturday. She was recognized by WBC female championship committee chairman Malte Muller-Michaelis of Germany and WBC Cares international chairperson Jill Diamond of New York. Mrdjenovich said her first sport was basketball but when she suffered an ACL tear, she looked at other options. Boxing was her choice and now, she reigns as the unified WBA/WBC women’s featherweight queen with a 38-10-2 record, including 19 KOs.
Former WBC superwelterweight champion Mia Rosales St. John, 51, was with the WBC contingent that visited Tuloy. A psychology graduate from California State at Northridge, she campaigned as a pro from 1997 to 2016, compiling a record of 49-14-2, with 19 KOs. She fought in the US, China, New Zealand, Norway, Canada, Germany and Mexico in a career that was capped by a fourth round knockout win over Lisa Lewis in Auckland in 2016.
St. John’s most memorable fight was when she scored a win on points over Christy (The Coal Miner’s Daughter) Martin for the WBC female superwelterweight crown with Diamond as the supervisor in Friant, California, in 2012. St. John, who was featured in an 11-page pictorial in a 1999 issue of Playboy Magazine, was also moved by the Tuloy streetkids. She was assured by Fr. Rocky that in Tuloy, there is no discrimination and kids are free to come and go as they please but if they decide to stay, they must abide by the rules of the village.
The visitors distributed P100,000 worth of groceries and toiletries, footballs and sports equipment to the streetchildren. Fr. Rocky said how appropriate that he’s known as Rocky, a popular boxing name associated with legend Rocky Marciano and the Sylvester Stallone movie series. He said it’s the first time ever for Tuloy to welcome world female boxing champions whom he described as not only tough but also beautiful, inside and out.
When goodbyes lead to welcome back....
"Tuloy Po Kayo" is an inspiring story on the history of the Tuloy Foundation in Metro Manila, Philippines. The film follows the presenter, Michelle Rabaya, as she embarks on a 1-month volunteering experience as an assistant teacher at the foundation.
Andy Maluche uploads rehashed clips from the past.... amazing how some of these shots have proven to be prophetic..... Wow.
Uploaded by Andy Maluche on 2017-08-09.
February 3rd, 2017 Selections - Contemporary variation
February 3rd, 2017 Selections - Classical variation
February 3rd, 2017 Selections - Contemporary variation
John Edmar Sumera's classical number at Prix de Lausanne 2017 in Switzerland
February 3th, 2017 Selections - Classical variation
Once street kids roaming around the corners of Metro Manila, Edmar, Daniel and Benedict began their journey with hearts full of hope and dreams. And with their talent, hardwork, and perseverance, today, they are on their way to conquering the ballet world, one stage at a time.
The super talented kids of the Tuloy Foundation perform for us and show off their determination, ambition and sheer cuteness. Check them out: https://www.tuloyfoundation.org Subscribe if you like! Follow my gram: https://www.instagram.com/devantebenjamin/
Fly-half/winger/full back Lito Ramirez shares how he was able to cope up with life and be a part of the Philippine Volcanoes. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel!
Ducasse Institute Philippines at Enderun Colleges and Ducasse Education in France have collaborated for a charity event called "Youth With A Future," which aims to provide educational scholarship to 21 culinary students of Tuloy Foundation. For more information, visit http://www.youthwithafuture.ph.
Uploaded by bingformento on 2013-06-24.
As one of the leading culinary institutions in the country, Ducasse Institute Philippines at Enderun Colleges aims to lend the expertise of its world-class chef instructors to beneficiaries of Tuloy Sa Don Bosco, an organization that provides shelter and education to street children.
MANILA, Philippines - Unlike other institutions that simply provide the basic necessities of children, Tuloy sa Don Bosco Foundation goes beyond fundamental care. The institution believes in holistic formation for the children. This is the story of the institution's founder Fr Rocky Evangelista and two former street kids who are now excelling in ballet.
MST Lifestyle
Jul. 09, 2014
Three months after their culinary training at Ducasse Institute Philippines, ten scholars of the Youth with a Future initiative had their graduation ceremony at Enderun Colleges’ Restaurant 101.
These 10 scholars from Tuloy Foundation were chosen to have their culinary training at Ducasse Institute Philippines after a successful charity dinner and auction held last March with guest of honor, world-renowned chef and founder of Ducasse Education, chef Alain Ducasse.
Among the guests of the graduation ceremony were donors and supporters of Youth with a Future, including David Batchelor, managing director of Raffles and Fairmont Makati, a long-time supporter of Tuloy. Also in attendance were Dr. Edgardo Rodriguez, president of Enderun Colleges and Fr. Rocky Evangelista, founder of Tuloy Foundation.
A project of Ducasse Education in France and Ducasse Institute Philippines at Enderun Colleges, Youth with a Future was inspired by the “Women with a Future” initiative led by Alain Ducasse Enterprise where underprivileged women from Paris are selected to train for a year in a specially designed culinary program. The training program concludes with an apprenticeship in one of Alain Ducasse’s restaurants. Similarly, Youth with a Future aims to support and provide educational scholarships to a select group of culinary students of Tuloy Foundation.
Tuloy Foundation is a non-government and non-profit organization that houses and educates street children in order to reintegrate them into mainstream society.
Those who wish to support this project, visit www.youthwithafuture.ph or email info@youthwithafuture.ph.
Know more the stories of our Youth With a Future scholars:
