Jamie Rivera is dedicating her new album to cancer victims and their families. Her album is “H.O.P.E.” (Healing of Pain and Enlightenment) under Star Records. The actress says having hope is close to her heart, because of friends and families who were stricken with cancer before. Proceeds from the album went to two organizations helping women deal with breast cancer – Bosom Buddies, a support group for breast cancer survivors and I Can Serve, an advocacy group that empowers women with breast cancer.

Jamie sang a moving tribute at “A.S.A.P”, and the audience got a kick when all the other hosts joined Jamie in the song.

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Representatives from I Can Serve and Bosom Buddies

Two Philippine charities dedicated to supporting breast cancer patients and survivors have benefited from a celebration album made by Star Records. The album, called H.O.P.E. (Healing of Pain and Enlightenment), features Gary Valenciano, Jose Mari Chan, The Company, Toni Gonzaga, Jamie Rivera, Charice and more.

Proceeds from the sales of the album from December 2007 to February 2008 were handed over to Bosom Buddies and I Can Serve, at a dinner on July 10, 2008. The affair was hosted by Unicef and the Pinky Cares Foundation, headed by H.O.P.E. project leader Pinky Tobiano.

The two charities received a total of P1 million, which will be used to support cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatments.

Star Records and its performers show they care with projects like these. May your tribe increase!

Cheryl Cosim hosted July 10 dinner

Charice contributed the song ‘Smile’ to the H.O.P.E. album

The Company lent their voices to two songs in the album: ‘Something Good’ and Time and Love (Live)’

From left to right: Moy Ortiz of The CompanY, Jamie Rivera, Charice, Cecile Bautista, Pinky Tobiano, Teresita Tobiano, Sweet Plantado and Cheryl Cosim

images used with permission from Star Records

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