Manila Bulletin
Fajardo launches stream to help victims of 'Ulysses'
PBA star June Mar Fajardo initiated a donation drive through his gaming social media page, AHOSgaming, to help victims of Typhoon Ulysses.
Fajardo used GCash to send P500 each to 20 randomly selected individuals, amounting to P10,000 overall.
He is also conducting a week-long stream for-a-cause fundraiser through AHOSgaming, encouraging the public to donate any amount.
As of Saturday, Fajardo and his sibling have raised P20,040 through this initiative.
Fajardo expressed hope that his contribution would be helpful and encouraged others to extend help to fellow Filipinos in need.
He is also vetting legitimate organizations to ensure donations reach those in need.
Typhoon Ulysses has left the Philippine area of responsibility, causing over P5 billion in damages to infrastructure and agriculture.
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