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for their relatively poor offshore performance by garnering a first in the Inshore series. 2004 marked the 5th Hobie Challenge one of the best challenges ever, taking the sailors from the icing sugar sands of Boracay all the way across to Palawan. This marked the largest fleet of Hobies yet - 27 teams from all over the globe. This trip included a visit to Amanpulo and even an African style safari on Calauit Island. Now the organisers are preparing for the milestone of the 20th Hobie Challenge in 2020 and are looking forward to it being one of the most successful challenges yet. An important part of the Challenge is the Outreach Program, which provides an opportunity for sailors to give back to the communities that the race will pass. A great success Now firmly cemented into the Hobie Sailing schedules, organizers of The Philippine Hobie Challenge are pointing their sails towards new and exciting routes. Set on promoting sailing as a means to see the eco and adventure tourism destination that is the Philippines, they can only promise another superb event. Indeed, the Philippine Hobie Challenge is fast growing to be one of the most exciting and anticipated sailing events in Southeast Asia. The 17th Hobie Challenge had a major setback when 21 Hobies were lost to depths in very bad rough weather. After deciding the rough seas were far too dangerous the Hobies were dismantled and loaded on a boat for the next leg but were never seen again when the boat sank. But with the help of Monchu Garcia and his company Rayomar new hobies were delivered to the sailors at a special Christmas regatta held at Lake Taal Yacht club. And everyone was back as strong as ever for the 18th Challenge. 36 The Outreach Program provides the following aid to the beneficiaries: Renewable Energy Enterprises Foundation of Oakland, California (REEF) provides SOLAR LAMPS- The remote areas where the challenge ventures rarely have electricity and the outreach program provides solar lamps that provide up to 8 hours of lighting for children to study by. Since it can eliminate the use kerosene lamps, the solar lanterns improve family’s indoor air quality. The result children are less often missing school; the lanterns save family’s 30 % of their income, and provide evening light for families. The solar lanterns are free to families and last five years. Indeed, the Philippine Hobie Challenge is fast growing to be one of the most exciting and anticipated sailing events in Southeast Asia. EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES- Giving children these materials will help them continue learning and reduce the cost to their parents. MEDICAL SUPPLIES- These contributions will greatly help community health centers to provide for basic health needs and first aid treatments.
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