Bianca Gonzalez shares daughters’ memorable birthday celebration at Tuloy Foundation

Bianca Gonzalez shared how her daughters Lucia and Carmen celebrated their birthdays this year with a meaningful celebration at Tuloy Foundation.

The television host took to social media to share highlights of their visit, where her daughters spent time with other children and participated in various activities.

“It was an extra special birthday celebration for Lucia and Carmen with other kids their age 🫶🏾🎂✨ ,” Bianca posted on Instagram. “On the way home, they said, ‘Thank you mama for bringing us, that was fun.’ 🥹 Already looking forward to their future visits 🙏🏾.”

Bianca went on to share what made this year’s celebration particularly memorable for her family.

“The birthday of the girls this year was extra special because we got the chance to visit the wonderful kids of Tuloy Foundation and know more of their stories,” she relayed.

Among the highlights of their visit was a storytelling session at the foundation’s library, where Lucia and Carmen had the opportunity to choose a book to share with the children.

“We did a storytelling session with the kids in their library and the girls chose this book! The kids loved it and were so engaged and invested! 🤍” she said. “The girls’ favorite part of the whole place was the library!”

The book her daughters’ chose was “Keyk Paakyat ng Langit (A Cake Reaching to the Sky).”

The celebration also became an opportunity to bring joy to other children, as Bianca and her daughters surprised those celebrating their birthdays in October, November, and December.

“We also got to surprise their October, November and December celebrants and we all sang Happy Birthday for them and enjoyed the cake all together 🫶. We told them all to make a wish, and we hope their wishes come true 🥹,” she said.

Aside from the activities, Bianca shared that they were also given a tour of the foundation’s facilities.

Reflecting on the experience, Bianca expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to introduce her daughters to the foundation and its community.

“Grateful the girls got to experience this, and looking forward to our next visit with their dada,” she remarked.