Fifty pediatric patients from several hospitals in Metro Manila were brought to Forest Club by the Kythe Foundation for a three day summer camp last 28 to 30 May 2010. They were accompanied by more than thirty live-in volunteers plus many more who visited during the many activities line up for the camp. The camp activities included shirt and bag painting sessions,

The International Evangelical Church of Alabang (IECA) held a summer camp for members of its Youth Program in Forest Club last 24 to 26 May 2010. There were 37 participants in all, together with 5 facilitators led by Mr. GIno Mendiola. "When I asked the youth what the highlights were in this year's camp, most agreed that it was the activities in the eco-adventure program and the prayer and worship sessions during the evenings in the conference room," Mendiola said."The Church's youth ministry is still young and this was the 3rd summer camp.

Fifty-two faculty members of St. Jude Catholic School in Manila travelled to Forest Club last 21 May 2010 for a team building activity and a bit of rest and recreation a before classes begin again in three weeks' time.Many other schools also sent their faculty and staff in the past few days for planning and team building activities as preparations for the re-opening of school intensifies. Seventy faculty members of Holy Rosary College in Caloocan and another 28 teachers from Mind Specialist School in Cubao,

GMA 7's long running morning show Unang Hirit featured the Forest Club this morning, 19 May 2010. Host Drew Arellano reported live from the site and featured the healing power of hot spring water and also interviewed our Wawel Mercado about the team building programs of Forest Club.   For more photos of the event, please visit our multiply site.