Manila Bulletin
Palace thanks McDonald's, Coca-Cola for helping in fight vs COVID-19
Malacañang expressed gratitude to McDonald's Philippines and Coca-Cola Philippines for their significant contributions to the nation's efforts against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo praised both companies for prioritizing the well-being of their employees and the broader Filipino community during this health crisis.
McDonald's Philippines, specifically, was commended for establishing a P500-million fund to aid its employees, frontliners, the marginalized sector, and communities impacted by the pandemic.
The fast-food chain is also ensuring employees who cannot report to work continue to receive their salaries, while those who can are provided with premium pay and special benefits.
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Malacañang expressed gratitude to frontliners and private entities for their contributions amid the enhanced community quarantine due to COVID-19.
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Malacañang expressed profound gratitude to medical personnel, law enforcement, and other frontliners in the Philippines' fight against COVID-19.
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McDonald's Philippines has allocated a P500 million fund to support its employees and communities, majority owned and operated by Dr. George T. Yang.
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Several businesses across the Philippines are offering free food, coffee, and medicine to healthcare workers as a gesture of gratitude during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Coca-Cola Philippines is re-channeling approximately P150 million from its advertising budget to support the country's COVID-19 response and relief efforts.
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