PNP chief launches fundraising drive for kids with cancer

MANILA — Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Oscar Albayalde will be heading an event for motorcycle riders as a fundraising drive for children suffering from cancer.

The ‘Chief Oca Rides Against Cancer’ is scheduled on June 24 and will benefit children cancer patients at the Philippine General Hospital.

Participating bikes should have a displacement of 400CC and above.

The kick off will start from Camp Rafael Crame at 6 a.m. in Quezon City to Clark Circle to Luneta Park.

“Together, we will build the future of our nation, every donation made by a rider, every cent of your money goes directly to a child suffering from cancer. Ride with me, together we fight for the life of these children,” Albayalde said.

Parties may donate through by registering for PHP3,000 or may opt to donate without joining the ride or sponsor a rider.

Interested parties may contact 0936-929-5438 or visit the PNP Facebook page for details. (Benjamin Pulta/PNA)

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