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Mt. PulagKabayan, BenguetPhilippines Children of Palansa Elementary School in Benguet receives crayons and pencils from the Black Pencil Project.   The Black Pencil Project (BPP) drives to promote education to children in remote and indigenous communities in the country. It also aims to inspire individuals and groups to start a cause through the simplest ways, to make a big change for the society. “We would like to think that the campaign is really all about inspiring people; to start their own cause no matter how small it is” —- Black Pencil ProjectLearn more about the Black Pencil Project. Thanks to BPP’s founding members Mon Corpuz , Zer Cabatuan , and @Edwin Karganilla for the opportunity to capture, witness and observe the Black Pencil Project in Bokod, Benguet last August 21, 2011. It is an honor to be a part of such great cause.

Mt. Pulag
Kabayan, Benguet
Philippines

Children of Palansa Elementary School in Benguet receives crayons and pencils from the Black Pencil Project.  

The Black Pencil Project (BPP) drives to promote education to children in remote and indigenous communities in the country. It also aims to inspire individuals and groups to start a cause through the simplest ways, to make a big change for the society.

“We would like to think that the campaign is really all about inspiring people; to start their own cause no matter how small it is” —- Black Pencil Project

Learn more about the Black Pencil Project.

Thanks to BPP’s founding members Mon Corpuz , Zer Cabatuan , and @Edwin Karganilla for the opportunity to capture, witness and observe the Black Pencil Project in Bokod, Benguet last August 21, 2011. It is an honor to be a part of such great cause.

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