Manila Bulletin
Maginhawa community pantry runs out of supplies
The Maginhawa Community Pantry in Quezon City has relocated to a larger space at 108 Maginhawa St., Teacher's Village East Barangay Hall, approximately 300 meters from its original site.
This move aims to accommodate more people and ensure physical distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The pantry has expanded to nine locations from its initial one.
Organizers are seeking in-kind and monetary assistance, with a preference for in-kind donations for faster distribution.
Donations can be dropped off at the new location, with riders advised to approach volunteers for assistance.
Monetary donations can be sent via GCash to 09451454390 or BDO to account 001430247639.
The pantry's success is attributed to the community's support and the dedication of its volunteers.
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