After a month of preparation, the College of Engineering Education - College Student Government (CEE-CSG) was successful in conducting the Turnover Ceremony to the Tribal Hall of Bagobo Tagabawa Council of Elders in Brgy. Catigan, Davao City, led by Datu Lawrence Bayocboc, the Traditional Tribal Chieftain. With the benevolent hearts of CEE-CSG Officers and Volunteers, they shared their time, efforts, and availability in this momentous community extension/outreach project entitled PAHIMAKAS 2022: A BAG OF LITTLE HOPE.

In behalf of the whole CEE-CSG, we would like to thank the following people:

To our COO Ma'am Gloria E. Detoya for allowing us to do this cause, without your support and approval, our yearend event would not be memorable and impactful.

To our Dir. Marianne P. Afrondoza for supporting our cause, the process may arduous but with your help and suggestions, everything went well.

To our Dir. Sitti L. Apadan for believing in our cause, indeed, you make a sound foundation and bridge to reach this Indigenous Community.

To our CEE-CSG Adviser, Engr. Marianne G. Wata, for the support and push to do excellence, best adviser ever.

To our College Dean, Charlito L. Cañesares, D.Eng., for the fate and trust, you always give your unceasing support.

To the volunteers, thank you for your efforts and decision to volunteer.

In line with our Community Outreach Initiative as part of of our year-end project entitled "PAGHIMAKAS 2022 - A Bag of Little Hope", we are in so much joy to have several volunteers who extended their helping and gracious hands in this philanthropic cause of our college last June 8, 2022. These volunteers helped in packing our bag consisting of basic commodities. From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to express our utmost gratitude to these student-volunteers from our college. It only shows that volunteerism manifests outflowing kindness and we are hoping to see more of these humanitarian act from our college.