On March 21, Canon Marketing Philippines, Inc. participated in the Happy Walk, which was organized by the Down Syndrome Association of the Philippines, Inc. (DSAPI) to commemorate World Down Syndrome Day.
Canon Marketing Philippines, Inc. participated in the Happy Walk
The event, themed “Natatanging Nilalang: 3, 2, 1, and Beyond,” aims to celebrate the achievements and promote the well-being, and inclusivity of people with Down Syndrome, and raise awareness and support for their cause.
Canon Marketing Philippines expressed their constant support by actively participating in the program and procession, which spanned from the SMX Convention Center to the SM Mall of Asia.
The event witnessed over four thousand participants, including friends and family members of persons with Down syndrome, come together to push for inclusiveness and promote pleasure. Canon Marketing Philippines also gave PIXMA printers as prizes, extending its support to DSAPI families and individuals.
“We are thankful for the support from our generous corporate partners. With the help from CMP through the years, DSAPI is enabled to promote much-needed understanding and acceptance that makes the difference in helping children with Down syndrome and their families live more normal lives,” says DSAPI Chairman Elmer Lapena.
Noting the significance of recognizing the abilities and promoting the well-being of people with Down syndrome, Canon Marketing Philippines President and CEO Anuj Aggarwal said, “At Canon, we believe in embracing diversity and celebrating the unique talents and achievements of every individual. It is important for everyone to foster support for the well-being of people with Down syndrome and their families. It is crucial for society to understand and promote their rights and opportunities, ensuring a more inclusive and compassionate community.”
Since its debut in 2003, the Happy Walk organized by DSAPI has been a beacon of joy, awareness, and inclusion, making a positive influence on persons with Down syndrome and their families across the country.