Around 15 million Filipinos reportedly experienced involuntary hunger last year, according to the Social Weather Stations. This continuing struggle came amid the lingering pandemic in the country which, at its height, saw record unemployment rates and an economic downturn.
It is always a wonderful feeling to be doing something good for other people. That is why when World Vision contacted me to be part of their awesome campaign, I instantly said yes. We all need to hear an uplifting story specially this time of the year where a lot of not so good things are headlining the newspaper.
Along with Ambassadors Bianca Umali, Inigo Pascual and Endo Pineda, I joined the launch of World Vision’s experiential booth called, “Hope Town.”
Keep on reading and will tell you more about it and the activity we did on that day.
To start the new year on a positive note, Sarangani representative and ‘People’s Champ’ Manny Pacquiao renewed his commitment to be an Ambassador and spokesperson for Habitat for Humanity Philippines.
Pacquiao signed a new memorandum of agreement on January 5, 2015 indicating his commitment to support Habitat for Humanity’s “WeBuild Campaign”, which is kicking off early this year. The agreement also outlines the congressman’s P5-million donation, which will be used to partially fund 195 houses for families in Glan, Sarangani.
KALESA, with its new campaign, #MyNewPhilippines, is out is on its infant stage and needs all the help it can get to fund and to raise more distribution centers across the country and help as many Filipinos as it can. The organization offers four programs for concern Filipinos to participate in this social enterprise: iGive, iPartner, iCare and iShare. KALESA is […]
“No poor kid should go to school without a bag” These are the words that came to the minds of the founders of Bag 943. Founded by friends, RJ Garcia and Josh Mahinay, the business/movement is driven by the passion of the owners to help poor kids in the country. For every purchase of their product, one bag will be given to underprivileged kid which will be use in their schooling.