Laughter, Links, and Lessons in Giving: WCH Las Vegas Branch Hosts Fun-Filled Charity Golf Day

LAS VEGAS, NV — The Las Vegas sun wasn't the only thing shining at Rhodes Ranch recently. The Las Vegas Branch of We Care for Humanity (WCH) traded the boardroom for the fairway, hosting a successful and spirited Charity Golf practice organized by Regional Director Lola Smallen and Deputy Director Leah Halama.

The casual afternoon of sport and sisterhood was headlined by Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria), who joined a lively group of dedicated women for a day focused on friendship and "fore-thropy."

"There is something truly special about coming together in such a relaxed setting," said Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria). "While we were there to practice our swing, the real success was the laughter we shared and the spontaneous generosity of these incredible women. It proves that when we enjoy each other's company, we can create a beautiful impact for humanity."

The attendees featured a powerhouse of community figures, including WCH Woman of the Year 2025 Helen Hanson and the wonderful Doumi Cilanci. They were joined by prominent Fil-Am community leaders Luz Tudla Prill (also a 2025 Woman of the Year) and Mrs. Cora. The event even drew new member from out of state, welcoming Ms. Joana, a dynamic businesswoman who traveled from California to join the festivities.

The Golf Club at Rhodes Ranch provided the perfect backdrop for an afternoon that was less about the scorecards and more about the smiles. Between swings, the group enjoyed fantastic food and plenty of laughter, proving that doing good can—and should—be a lot of fun.

By the end of the day, the generous spirit of the attendees resulted in $360 in contributions, all of which will go directly toward supporting WCH’s humanitarian initiatives.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH): We Care for Humanity is a global non-profit organization focused on spreading peace and providing help to those in need through health, education, and international advocacy.

WCH Las Vegas Fundraising Lunch: Empowering Women for Local Humanitarian Impact

We Care for Humanity (WCH) is proud to announce the successful conclusion of its March fundraising efforts in Las Vegas, headlined by an elegant and impactful Fundraising Lunch at Rio Hotel. The event, held among a group of dynamic and influential women, further solidifies the chapter’s commitment to serving the local community.

The luncheon was expertly organized by WCH Las Vegas Regional Director, Lola Smallen, and Deputy Director, Leah Halama. The gathering served as both a humanitarian briefing and a celebration of community spirit, attended and donated by new supporters including Ying Wang, Ying Liu, Xiahong Wang, and Kay Pannu. The event was further distinguished by the presence of Royal Maharlika Honoree, Dr. Noemi Frias, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Houston. Helen Hanson, Woman of the Year 2025 also made a last minute donation.

Characterized by a lively and fashionable atmosphere, the lunch successfully raised $350. This follows the chapter's recent "Spring Cowboy Trip to Red Rock and Mt. Charleston," which generated $400. Together, the Las Vegas Chapter has raised a total of $750 for the month of March. These funds are designated to provide essential aid to the homeless population in Las Vegas and to support children in need.

"I highly commend the leadership of Lola Smallen and Leah Halama," said Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria), Founder of We Care for Humanity. "Their dedication has made the Las Vegas chapter exceptionally active, ensuring that our mission to serve the vulnerable is being met with passion and tangible results."