The Best Moments from ASP Angels Walk 2025 at SM MOA Arena

SM Leaders, ASP organizers and volunteers come together at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, showcasing the strength of community behind the success of the ASP Angels Walk 2025.

There was happiness, purpose, and solidarity at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. On May 18, thousands of advocates, families, and people with autism gathered for the final leg of the ASP Angels Walk for Autism 2025.

A tender moment between a grandmother and her grandson during the ASP Angels Walk 2025—celebrating love and resilience that fuels the journey toward inclusion.

Led by Hans T. Sy and Dang Uy Koe, ASP Angels Walk 2025 advocates celebrate the community’s commitment to inclusivity with a dance during the program at SM MOA Arena.

Celebrating acceptance, accommodation, and respect of individuals on the autism spectrum, the event was the biggest of its type this year and was planned and conducted by the Autism Society Philippines (ASP) in collaboration with SM Cares.

Carmina Villaroel, Janice de Belen, Gelli de Belen, Candy Pangilinan and Quentin Alvarado sing along onstage to show their solidarity with individuals on the autism spectrum.

The ASP Angels Walk for Autism 2025 brought communities together in support of an inclusive future by stopping at several shopping malls around the country. As the culmination, the MOA Arena segment brought the movement's endearing momentum together in a single, impactful event. The walk this year also commemorated SM Supermalls' 40th anniversary, marking 40 years of dedication to community empowerment and inclusivity, making it a significant milestone.

Carmina Villaroel, Janice de Belen, Gelli de Belen, Candy Pangilinan and Quentin Alvarado sing along onstage to show their solidarity with individuals on the autism spectrum.

Senator Risa Hontiveros receives the HTS Leadership Award for Autism Inclusion and Welfare during the ASP Angels Walk 2025—honoring her unwavering advocacy for a more compassionate society.

Participants enjoyed poignant performances and appearances by advocacy leaders, people on the autism spectrum, and special guests who support the movement for a more tolerant and accessible society. From motivational tales to lively crowd enthusiasm, the occasion perfectly captured the essence of inclusivity.

With banners held high, the ASP Angels Walk 2025 begins, symbolizing a collective stride toward inclusion, acceptance, and hope for the autism community.

"ASP Angels Walk for Autism reminds us that inclusion is not just an advocacy—it’s a commitment we must live every day," said Mr. Steven Tan, SM Supermalls President. “This year’s walk showed how far we’ve come and how much stronger we are when we walk together,” added Ms. Dang Koe, Autism Society Philippines Chair Emerita.

Kultura employees beam with pride and unity as they cheer during the ASP Angels Walk for Autism, showing their unwavering support for inclusivity.

Highlights from earlier walks around the nation were also included in the walk, demonstrating the various ways that local communities have accepted and empowered people with autism. The success of this year's event serves as a reminder from SM Cares and ASP of their continued dedication to promoting inclusive activities throughout the year, not just during Autism Acceptance Month.