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Phinma sets P25M COVID-19 relief program
Phinma Group has pledged at least PHP25 million to aid vulnerable sectors in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic through its PRO 2020 program.
A significant portion of the funds, PHP8 million, will be allocated to support health workers with essential protective gear, food, lodging, transportation, and the establishment of supplementary health care facilities.
The group is also providing PHP7 million for food assistance to vulnerable families and protective equipment for front-liners.
Phinma Group is contributing PHP5 million to support the joint efforts of Philippine Business for Social Progress, Caritas Manila, and Bayanihan, Musikahan, a crowdfunding initiative by Ryan Cayabyab.
Additionally, PHP3.75 million will be used to provide food and health packs valued at PHP2,500 each to the group's 1,500 contractual staff and workers.
Phinma Group stated its commitment to track and monitor all initiatives, coordinate efforts, and ensure full accountability of funds released to continue improving lives and contribute to the national healing efforts.
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