Title
1954 Boy Scouts Fund Campaign Period
Law
Proclamation No. 27
Decision Date
May 12, 1954
In response to the national concern of youth development in the Philippines, President Corazon C. Aquino declares September 14 and every second Sunday of September as "Alay Lakad Para sa Kabataan Day," urging government and private agencies to support the economic and social development of Filipino youth.
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Q&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 27)

The Boy Scouts of the Philippines was created to promote the character development and citizenship training of the youth of the land.

The Boy Scouts of the Philippines was created under Commonwealth Act No. 111.

The period designated for the 1954 National Fund Campaign is from July 1 to August 14, 1954.

The campaign aims to raise funds to carry on operations, intensify nationwide training and recruiting, offer programs for members, and meet obligations to the Boy Scouts International Bureau.

The Proclamation calls upon all government officials, employees, citizens, and residents of the Philippines outside Greater Manila to support the campaign.

Yes, national authorities and teachers are authorized to accept fund-raising responsibilities and urged to give active support and leadership in their communities.

Supporting the campaign is viewed as a way to express appreciation for the Boy Scouts' work and fulfill a civic obligation to help train boys to be patriotic, God-fearing, upright, clean, and responsible citizens.

Yes, the campaign is designated only for the provinces and territories outside of Greater Manila.

The Proclamation is signed and sealed by the President of the Philippines, providing it with the authority of the Republic of the Philippines.


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