TLC Share the Sparkle

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It was a global Christmas experience last December 12, 2014 as TLC brings Share the Sparkle 3 held at Eastwood Open Park. It's a Holiday cheer and charity in one!

It was a fun-filled day where everyone enjoy global Christmas attractions. It was open to the public but they should register first to receive a passport, their access in every booth or continent. Upon completion, they will pick-a-prize at the redemption booth.

The best part of this event is aside from I enjoy in every booth and received goodies and giveaways from the sponsors, I help some people in needs. By making a Parol or buying delectable foods, the proceeds will go to the chosen beneficiary. I feel blessed and I want to be a blessing to others. I'm happy and thankful to be part of this event.


Sharing you some photos taken during the event:


The gates opened at 4pm but the program start around 6pm.


Every registered visitor will receive a passport, it is an access in every booth



 
Had a chance to take photos with Santa Claus and my baby niece Ishi was a little be scared.
 
Photo op in the manger.



 
 
 
 
 
 

It was a wonderful Christmas experience of making a Parol, tasted Christmas foods, Free body paint, Photobooth, writing your wish in the mistletoe and a lot more in every continent.

 
Kids enjoy some free food sample in the event.
 
 

Group of Choir serenades the audience as they sing some Christmas songs.
 

 
 
Raffle and Fun games was participated by the audience and of course, a lot of exciting prizes was given away.
 

 
 
It was a fulfilling day where all the proceeds will directly go the chosen beneficiary.
 
 
 
For more updates, check:
 
http://www.tlcasia.com/
 
https://www.facebook.com/TLCsea
 
 
 
 
 

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