Red Cross Fund Campaign Period Declaration

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PROCLAMATION No. 104: Red Cross Fund Campaign Period Declaration

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Title Supreme Court: Red Cross Fund Campaign Period Declaration

Law: Proclamation No. 104

Decision Date: Jan 5, 1955

Ramon Magsaysay declares February 14 to March 31, 1955, as the Eighth Annual Fund Campaign for the Philippine National Red Cross, urging all citizens and government officials to contribute generously to support its vital humanitarian efforts.

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Declaration of the Fund Campaign Period

The period from February 14 to March 31, 1955, is officially declared as the time for the Eighth Annual Fund Campaign of the PNRC.
This declaration is made by the President of the Philippines through Proclamation No. 104.

Call to Public and Institutional Support

All citizens and residents of the Philippines, regardless of creed or color, are urged to contribute generously.
Civic-spirited associations and organizations are also encouraged to participate actively.

Role and Responsibilities of Government Officials and Educational Authorities

National, provincial, city, and municipal government officials, along with school authorities, are authorized to undertake fundraising activities for the PNRC.
These officials and authorities are urged to lead and initiate fundraising efforts within their respective communities.

Significance of the Fund Campaign

The campaign supports the PNRC's essential functions, enabling it to serve as a vital institution promoting the welfare of the Filipino people.
It embodies the national spirit of compassion, peace, and understanding, particularly in times of disaster.

Formalization and Authentication

The proclamation is signed by the President of the Philippines and countersigned by the Executive Secretary.
It bears the seal of the Republic of the Philippines, emphasizing its official and binding nature.

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