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Maine Mendoza starts ‘DoNation’ drive for workers affected by community quarantine
Maine Mendoza has initiated a donation drive to aid daily wage earners severely impacted by the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon.
She announced on Facebook that she will personally provide P1,000 via G-cash to each household for essential needs.
Individuals in need must email DoNation.drive@yahoo.com with proof of employment that prohibits them from working due to the current situation.
Those willing to contribute can send donations to the provided mobile number, and Mendoza pledged to facilitate these personally and offer proof of transactions for transparency.
This initiative follows similar efforts by other celebrities like Bela Padilla, who raised funds for street vendors, and Ryan Cayabyab, who organized online concerts for vulnerable sectors affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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