Book For A Cause


OMF Lit Inc. in partnership with Jollibee is offering a 30% OFF on all it's Hiyas Books that will be donated to "Jollibee Maagang Pamasko" project. What's more? For every Hiyas Book Donation, OMF Lit will be donating PowerMark Comic Book.

What would be a better way to celebrate Christmas than giving some smiles and cheers to those kids who will benefit from this project.

You can also check out on their other books on sale from November 14 to November 20, 2011.

Go and be a part of this project and experience the joys of giving this Christmas. Drop your Hiyas books, other books and toys at the designated drop boxes on all Jollibee outlets nationwide.

Comments

  1. Sounds like a cool book, Krizz and yes, a book for a good cause.

    Salamat nga pala sa muling pagbisita sa mga blogs ko.I feel important everytime blogpals like you take their precious time to take a peek at the blogs though I don't have any sensible thing to say, LOL!

    Hay! Tama ka! Pad hunting uli ako. Di naman pala matino yong kausap ko. Kakainis nga eh. Pero iniisip ko nalang, there must be a better place that's in store for me. I just have to be optimistic that I can find a good one real soon.

    May you have a fab weekend, Krizz.

    Hugs!

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  2. Don't worry Lainz, you will find one that suits you real soon. Just don't forget to wear that "power shoes" and carry that "super nova" personality....everything will follow through!

    Thanks for the visit, too! :)

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  3. Hahahaha! Natawa naman ako sa power shoes. Isinumpa ko na yong shoes na yon. Ang sakit sa paa eh.

    Thanks for the visits and the comments, Krizz. I truly appreciate it.

    Love and hugs!

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  4. The essence of Christmas is giving. I hope that many people will support this book for a cause event. :) Haven't heard about this yet in the city. Hehehe.

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  5. visiting today...
    when i was a kid, i used to put my old books and toys at those jollibee boxes

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  6. Thanks for the info Krizza. I am a regular customer of OMF Lit pag umuuwi sa Pinas.

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