What is the Full Heart Goal Campaign?The Full Heart Goal Campaign is a fundraiser for Wool Reyes. We are reaching out to families, friends, and to anyone who believes in giving a Full Heart, 100% in what they do. Wool believes and sums this with two words: Plenus Pectus.
What is Plenus Pectus?"This is our motto. Two words. It means Full Heart. 100%. If you put your heart to anything, everything follows. Because we believe more, you see more, and people see that as well, and they get inspired." - Wool Reyes Watch Team Socceroo feature video of brothers Wool and Michael Reyes.
What is the fundraiser for?The funds from this campaign will be used towards his medical expenses which is beyond his personal private health insurance coverage.
Last March 12, 2013, Wool was rushed to the hospital due to a sudden bleeding in the brain for uncertain causes making him unconscious and under critical care. This is totally unexpected of Wool since he is a 34 year old man, who is healthy and is a fit sportsman. Wool was brought by his brother Michael to the hospital after finding him on the pavement outside a coffee shop at Bonifacio HighStreet during a meeting. Unconscious, no pulse, no breathing, no heartbeat. He was rushed to the nearby St. Luke's Global City, Fort Bonifacio hospital; cardiac arrest happened. They were ale to revive him but he is still unconscious. Imaging in his heart showed no problems. Another imaging was done and showed that he had bleeding in his brain. Until now, we are waiting for further developments from his expert team of medical doctors. For more videos, visit www.youtube.com/TeamSocceroo |
Who is Wool Reyes?
Wool Reyes is a passionate sportsman - a soccer player, soccer coach, a trail blazer for soccer development in his community. Read Dr. Bernardo Villegas' article: Football will soar in 2013
Wool is the 4th child of 9 children. He is 34 years old. He started playing soccer at the young age of seven when his mother enrolled him in a local academic soccer training camp as had so much energy. Soon after, he found himself in love with the sport and playing with other soccer players in the field. He is a left foot dominant player and his natural talent for soccer was noticed by his coaches at his school and the community. He would participate in the annual sportsfest held in his village park where his soccer team would win consecutive championships. During his secondary studies at PAREF Southridge, he joined and team captained soccer varsities throughout his high school and became more involved. He joined soccer cups internationally including Helsinki Cup and Gothia Cup in Europe: Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. He has three younger brothers who he has inspired to play soccer. All four of them are soccer-enthusiasts. After secondary school, he continued his studies at the University of Asia and the Pacific. He helped put up the soccer and futsal program. He finished with an Industrial Economics degree while engaged in sports. He then continued a Masters in Entrepreneurship at the Asian Institute of Management. A few years after, he followed his heart and founded his own soccer club, Team Socceroo, organizing and fielding teams to join various tournaments. He propelled this growth by developing an organized football club in Team Socceroo Football Club to join the UFL Philippines, the country's premiere league. Wool believes that to help grow Philippine football the young and the youth must be supported - grassroots level. He set up Team Socceroo FC Soccer Academy for both the children and the youth. Inspired with a full heart, full support of his three brothers, and his community, he is bringing the world-renowed FC Barcelona Escola Football Camp training to further Philippine football. The FCB Escola Philippines is aimed at bringing FCB Escola training soccer coaches to support his grassroots campaign of being able to provide a skills transfer initiative model this coming April 17. Learn more. Click here to see how you can support Wool and the campaign. |
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