There is no denying that the world is turning in very unsettling times. Sadly, it is no longer shocking, albeit still horrific, to wake up to news of terrorism, killings, as well as natural calamities, and then having to face the day with personal challenges. Filipinos, known around the globe for their happy disposition and warm personalities, are not exempted from this present reality, and along with many others are often compelled to wonder, “Is there still goodness left in the world?”

For “The One,” an international humanitarian award comprised supported by businessmen and philanthropists from Asia, the answer is a resounding yes because they have come face to face with people who continue to spread goodness in places where violence, pain and suffering take innocent victims.

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