Manila Bulletin
Kapamilya stars raise funds to help typhoon 'Odette' victims
ABS-CBN launched a benefit concert dubbed "Tulong Tulong sa Pag-Ahon: Andito Tayo Para Sa Bawat Pamilya" to kick off an online fund drive for families affected by super typhoon Odette.
The concert was streamed on ABS-CBN Entertainment's YouTube and Facebook accounts, iWantTFC, TeleRadyo, and TFC IPTV.
The initiative aims to provide assistance to over 600,000 families who suffered losses due to the typhoon just before Christmas.
The event featured performances by various artists including Angeline Quinto, Jed Madela, Gigi de Lana and the Gigi Vibes Band, among others.
Kapamilya personalities like Coco Martin, Kathryn Bernardo, and Liza Soberano also participated in the online bayanihan event.
Viewers were able to donate during the concert through various online platforms such as Facebook stars, YouTube super stickers, and QR codes.
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