La Consolacion College Bacolod received a P300,000 donation for Project Hope from alumna Marilyn Sombito-Jusayan of High School Class of 1971 during the celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Consolation.
The donation, intended to support the school’s scholarship program, was announced by LCC Bacolod President Sr. Flolyn S. Catungal, OSA, in her gratitude message before the final blessing of the Mass.
Catungal personally received the donation from Sombito-Jusayan, who was accompanied by Atty. Benilda Tejada, president of the LCC Bacolod Alumni Association.
Members of High School Class of 1971 and officers of the Alumni Association were also present during the turnover.
Catungal expressed the school’s gratitude for the contribution, highlighting the continuing role of alumni in helping sustain opportunities for students through scholarship support.
The P300,000 donation will go to Project Hope, an LCC Bacolod initiative that provides financial assistance to deserving students and helps expand access to education.
The contribution also underscored the enduring connection between the institution and its graduates, with the Class of 1971 demonstrating continued involvement in programs that directly benefit current and future students.
The turnover took place as part of the school community’s observance of the Feast of Our Lady of Consolation, adding a concrete expression of generosity and service to the celebration.
Through Project Hope, LCC Bacolod continues to strengthen scholarship support with the participation of alumni and benefactors who share in the institution’s mission of making education more accessible to students in need.
Photography: Plumeria