For the Youth and Frontliners

UPDATE: (Friday, April 10, 2020)

With the extension of this Enhanced Community Quarantine, we've extended it till the 30th. We shall broaden the help and reach more people who are deeply affected by this pandemic.

As of April 09, 2020

We've deployed more than a thousand food packs to families and supplies (Aerosol Boxes) and other necessities to our Health workers and also to other Front liners (Police Officers, Volunteers)

We got two more weeks. All kinds of donations are welcome. We shall commence the fourth wave next week (April 13, 2020).

To everyone who donated, we're sending our profound gratitude to you. We appreciate you, and may God bless you abundantly!

And like I always say,

We can't save the world, but as cliche as it sounds, we can do so much when we're all together.

Let's take part.

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Coming to the third week of the Enhanced Community Quarantine, A significant part of our country is still surviving and still thriving. It has been a hard-fought battle for everyone, and no one knows when it'll last. It sounded like a nice unexpected vacation from everything, but this pandemic is costing us lives. Right at this moment, a family is on their last meal, and one front-liner is exhausted, someone is on their last money and doesn't even know if he can survive the coming days.

as of 28 of March 2020, 4:00pm (https://www.doh.gov.ph/2019-nCov)

We have 1,075 confirmed cases.

A significant number of these cases came from the metro and nearby cities, and it grows larger by the day. It's not stopping, and neither should we.

So with the help of my family and friends, fellow artists, and youth leaders in coordination with LGUs, we've initiated to reach out to areas that need support with their primary necessities as well as hospitals that lack enough resources.

We are setting our goal at 15,000 youth and their families and around 15 hospitals to provide such needs.

We shall provide hygiene kits, small grocery packs for the youths and their families. PPEs, alcohol, and masks (hopefully sanitizing tents) for our frontline health workers—also food as well for our volunteers and person of authority at their checkpoints.

It's not going to be enough, but I know through these small efforts we can contribute with the help that's needed, and hopefully we can sustain this till they lift the lockdown.

Any amount will come a long way. If you wish to donate goods instead, please do. We've put up an email to send your queries or suggestions.

[email protected]

We can't save the world, but as cliche as it sounds, we can do so much when we're all together.