Shopee Delivers Aid to Typhoon Odette Victims via Shopee Express

Shopee Delivers Aid to Typhoon Odette Victims via Shopee Express

Posted by Ria Hazel on 11:21 PM in Donations, Odette victims, Shopee, Shopee Express,

Shopee collaborated with partner brands and utilized its 

nationwide Shopee Express fleet to dispatch immediate relief

Almost a month since Typhoon Odette devastated several provinces in Visayas and Mindanao, millions of Filipinos continue to reel from the aftermath. To support and serve the communities affected, Shopee partnered with several brands and corporations and mobilized its nationwide Shopee Express network to help provide immediate relief to Typhoon Odette victims in less accessible areas.

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#OneAgainstCOVID19: Donate to Philippine Red Cross, UNICEF, Caritas Manila, Oxfam Pilipinas, and others through PayMaya

#OneAgainstCOVID19: Donate to Philippine Red Cross, UNICEF, Caritas Manila, Oxfam Pilipinas, and others through PayMaya

Posted by Ria Hazel on 12:43 AM in Call for Help, Caritas Manila, COVID-19, Donations, OneAgainstCOVID19, Oxfam Philippines, PayMaya, PayMaya QR, Philippine Red Cross, UNICEF,

Now you can donate to various charitable foundations and humanitarian agencies mobilizing relief and response efforts against COVID-19 through PayMaya's digital payments platform. The one-stop digital donation facility that can be accessed online or in-app is part of #OneAgainstCOVID19 drive that PayMaya launched with various partners to help raise funds for frontliners and the most vulnerable communities affected by the pandemic. 

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A Chance to Serve in the Time of COVID-19

A Chance to Serve in the Time of COVID-19

Posted by Ria Hazel on 6:11 PM in #FightCOVID19, COVID-19, Donations, Enhanced Community Quarantine, Fighting, Philippines, Quarantine, Service, Service in time of COVID, What You Can Do,

Pandemics like the COVID-19 are unpredictable. It is a hit or miss and we may or not be ready for it. It's just so sad that once it does hit us, it brings out fear and panic. My commute last Monday was scary. Even if I was wearing a mask, I wasn't really able to practice social distancing because only the schools were suspended. I still have to go to work and with limited transportation, I had to wait for two hours just so I could get a ride. But aside from that, it brought fear because we have two senior citizens in our home. 

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