Hiyas ng Pilipinas 2024 queens arrive in Cebu for community outreach

By Xander Ledesma

The reigning queens of the Hiyas ng Pilipinas 2024 pageant arrived in Cebu on October 27, marking the beginning of their community outreach initiative. This visit highlights their commitment to social responsibility and brings a fresh sense of purpose to their roles as beauty queens.

Upon arrival, the queens were warmly welcomed by local officials and residents in Talisay City. Their visit is aimed at engaging with local communities through various outreach activities, including educational programs and health initiatives, to support marginalized groups in the area. These efforts are in line with the pageant’s broader mission to empower women as advocates for social change.

The queens, who garnered attention not only for their beauty but also for their advocacy during the competition, are eager to connect with the residents of Talisay and inspire positive change. “It’s essential for us to interact directly with the people and understand their needs,” stated the reigning Miss Hiyas ng Pilipinas.

The selection of Talisay City for the outreach is symbolic, given the city’s rich historical and cultural background, alongside ongoing socio-economic challenges. Local leaders hope the queens’ visit will draw attention to initiatives aimed at improving the community’s quality of life.

The Hiyas ng Pilipinas pageant has become known for emphasizing advocacy and community involvement, showcasing that beauty queens can be influential figures of social change. The outreach activities in Talisay are expected to inspire residents, particularly young women, by demonstrating that beauty and intellect can be combined with meaningful action.

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