Adamson Lady Falcons gives help for families affected by ECQ

By Keith Candice Cruz |

The Softball Team of Adamson University proves that they are not only good in sports but also on giving help to those who were in need.

Due to COVID-19 and the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), the Lady falcons that are left stranded in the dormitories of the school put off efforts to pack goods that will be given to several families around Metro Manila.

The players had a conflict going to their hometown, which resulted in getting stuck to their dormitories during ECQ.

Such gestures of empathy reflects the support of the Vincentian priests’ Charity Over Virus Indifference and Despair (COVID) and Facemasks Cover Your Face Not Your Hearts program.

The Adamson head coach, Ana Santiago, stated that she and her team are doing their part as a contributor to help the less privileged, as it is one of their ways on how they can provide their love and support to our fellow countrymen.

On the other hand, the players who were supposed to embark on getting their titles, exerts much attention to what the nation really needs. By not proving how strong and efficient they are but to show charity and respect for every people who were affected by the sudden lockdown.

The supposedly game for the UAAP Softball competition was suspended for their safety and protection. However, the actual game is on the outside of the field.

They packed goods as the Vincentian way of the falcons’ compassion remained intact for the less privileged.

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