Just four months after he launched Tulong Muna Bago Balita (Rescue First Before News), broadcast journalist Daniel Razon heightened UNTV’s pioneering news advocacy with 15 new, news and rescue mobile units. These were unveiled last November 28, 2010 during the celebration of Kuya Daniel’s 27th year of service to God and humanity at Esplanade, Mall of Asia in Pasay City, Philippines.

The DepEd-UNTV-ADD P13-million mobile school project was unveiled last November 28, 2010 at the Mall of Asia in Pasay City.

From a self-directed movie, to fun run, to basketball match, Daniel Razon does it again, and this time through a concert.

Daniel Razon was one of the big winners at the 24th Star Awards for Television, earning for himself and Good Morning Kuya the Best Male Newscaster and Best Morning Show honors from the PMPC, respectively.

Daniel Razon recently led 24,000 participants to UNTV’s new environmental cause called “Add-a-Tree Global Tree-Planting Project.” The initiative is part of the broadcast journalist’s Kahit Isang Araw Lang (Just One Day) advocacy for change.

The past met the future of Philippine basketball when Daniel Razon’s Hoopsters faced the PBA Legends in a charity match to support free college education project.

Good Morning Kuya (GMK), the flagship morning public service and magazine show of UNTV, recently celebrated its anniversary by expanding the reach of its public service to the orphans, cancer-stricken, physically-disabled, and mentally-challenged kids.

Broadcast journalist Daniel Razon took his stand on this query when he introduced Tulong Muna Bago Balita (Rescue First Before News), both as the new UNTV news tagline and advocacy.

An optimist magazine in the Netherlands featured veteran Filipino journalist, Daniel Razon, for his deeds in their online publication.

Witness Philippine sports history unravel as 50,500 runners participated in the Just One Day: Run for Free College on January 31, 2010 at the SM Mall of Asia.