ENCHANTED KINGDOM GIVES 50 YOUNG  ‘WARRIORS’ EARLY CHRISTMAS TREAT

SOME 50 Little Brave Warriors of Laguna—children battling cancer, leukemia, chronic heart disease, hydrocephalus, autism spectrum disorder, and other physical and developmental challenges—were treated to a once-in-a-lifetime early Christmas experience at Enchanted Kingdom (EK) in Santa Rosa City, Laguna.

The special event, held in time for EK’s 30th anniversary, brought together families, sponsors, and advocates who share one mission: To bring joy and relief to young warriors who face unimaginable battles every day.

The young warriors, along with their  parents and guardians, came together for a day filled with laughter, wonder, and healing.

The celebration was made possible through the generosity of Cynthia and Mario Mamon, owners of Enchanted Kingdom, whose commitment to creating magical experiences extended beyond entertainment and into the hearts of families who need it most.

The event was sponsored by the MEXC Foundation, represented by Del Omasas, Business Development manager, who personally joined the children in their magical journey.

The organizing team from Expo Cy Communication Services ensured that every detail—from transportation to program flow—was handled with care and love.

The young warriors received special gifts from the MEXC Foundation, Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) and the Office of Laguna Gov. Sol Aragones, adding warmth and meaning to the early Christmas celebration.

For many of the children, it was their first time inside Enchanted Kingdom—a place they had only dreamed of. Their faces cheer up as they marveled at the rides, colorful surroundings, and the enchanting sights that made them forget, even for a moment, the burden of their daily battles.

Some came from distant towns across Laguna, yet the long travel and medical challenges did not stop them from embracing joy, hope, and magic.

Parents expressed gratitude as they watched their children smile freely—something the weight of illness often makes difficult.

The organizers said the event aims not only to bring happiness but to remind the children and their families that they are not alone—that the community stands with them in their fight.

As Enchanted Kingdom marks three decades of creating wonder, the celebration became one of its most meaningful moments—a reminder that true magic lies in kindness, compassion, and the courage of little warriors who continue to inspire everyone around them.