YES-O's Dynamic Campaign: "Plastic Mo, Tulong Mo" Sparks Excitement Across Junior High School

(December 6, 2022)

PLASTIC MO,TULONG MO

In a vibrant display of enthusiasm and dedication, all YES-O officers, led by their President Cyril Godfrey C. Buenaventura, embarked on a room-to-room campaign to champion their advocacy, "Plastic Mo, Tulong Mo." The campaign aimed to encourage students to actively participate by contributing plastic bottles, with the added incentive of a raffle ticket for exciting prizes.

The campaign unfolded across all Junior High School rooms at Putlod-San Jose National High School, creating a buzz of excitement and anticipation among the students. The YES-O officers, fueled by their commitment to environmental stewardship, engaged with each class, passionately conveying the significance of the "Plastic Mo, Tulong Mo" initiative.

Room to room collecting of bottles

As they moved from room to room, the officers artfully explained the purpose behind the campaign, emphasizing the positive impact of collecting plastic bottles for recycling. The students were not only encouraged to contribute to a cleaner environment but were also enticed by the chance to win prizes through the raffle ticket system.

The palpable excitement among the students mirrored the effectiveness of the YES-O officers' communication and advocacy skills. The campaign succeeded not only in garnering support for the "Plastic Mo, Tulong Mo" project but also in fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility among the students.

The dedication of the YES-O officers ensured that every Junior High School room was reached and every student had the opportunity to participate. The success of the room-to-room campaign underscored the YES-O Club's ability to mobilize the student body and generate widespread interest in initiatives that promote environmental consciousness and community involvement.

As the campaign concluded, the YES-O officers left behind a trail of anticipation, with students eagerly looking forward to both contributing to a worthy cause and the exciting prospect of winning prizes. The room-to-room campaign not only laid the groundwork for a successful "Plastic Mo, Tulong Mo" program but also showcased the YES-O Club's capacity to inspire positive change within the school community.