INTRODUCTION

This campaign mainly talks about how one should never stop chasing for their dreams even if a failure comes in the way and with every failures, it should be a stepping stone to reach for each person’s dreams. Students, specifically, are more affected and more sensitive on experiencing failures and could consequently make them depressed and anxious.

Even the smartest kids question if high grades could really lead you to your dreams, to your desired path because in realization, high grades does not define who you are, it does not define what you are going to be in the future, it isn’t the one that is going to mold you as you go through the journey of your very own life. Everyone has a dream, and should never be afraid to go for it.

Moreover, the most famous people, such as Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, and Michael Jordan, experienced many downfalls in their life but they did not let it be a hindrance to their success, it does not stop them from achieving their goals, instead, these made them stronger and made them who they want to be.

PURPOSE

Our group, Wangderers, aims to reach out to students and to motivate them that they are capable of reaching their dreams. This would also help them to go out of their comfort zone and for them to realize that they will achieve fulfilment within their selves if they never stop believing on their dreams.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Name of Organization: Wangderers

Website:        thewangtwothree.wordpress.com

Email Address:       shennacayacap@gmail.com

Contact Number:    09369665121

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1. Ameer Nilong

2.Sian Hue Villaflores

3.Aljeo Arfel Acilo

4.Aaron Mortiz

5.Fattimah Andang

6.Allan Grant Acharon

7.Kenneth Brian Sumande

8.Marie Dawn Babao

9.Aslanie Macatanto

10.Shenna Cayacap

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