Inspired by the Maginhawa community pantry, residents in Angat and Norzagaray, Bulacan, have established their own community pantries to aid those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
These initiatives aim to foster the spirit of 'bayanihan' during challenging times, with pantries set up in various locations such as in front of the Sta. Monica de Angat Parish Church and a local beauty salon.
One such pantry, named "Hiraya ng Pag-asa Community Pantry," located at the Sta. Monica Church patio grounds, is stocked with essential items like noodles, biscuits, coffee, and vegetables.
In Koronadal City, the first community pantry, dubbed "Buliganay Pantry," opened in the business district on Gen. Santos Drive.
This initiative, "Buliganay Pantry," took off amid outpouring of support from local businesses, private groups, individuals, local government officials, and ordinary citizens.
Organizers express hope that these simple acts will inspire more Filipinos to contribute and support one another, emphasizing the power of unity and collective action in looking out for the less privileged.
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