Community pantries spread nationwide with more than a hundred carts across the country. As unemployment rate keeps increasing, more and more families are unsure when their next meal will be. This bayanihan somehow helps put food on their table. With the generosity of fellow Filipinos, community pantries strive and exhibits respect
and consideration for others.
Being on a lockdown did not stop the bayanihan spirit from spreading across the country. Many have initiated donation drives online to support the community pantries. Our farmers and fishermen have also donated fresh produce, while some donated groceries and cash. Then there are those who thought of selling their pre-loved items and donating part of the proceeds to community pantries in their area.
Users of Carousell Fredda and Val (@freddaruth) and Rae (@rae_angelei), for instance, found a way to raise money to support their respective community pantries.
Both Carousellers, pledged the 50% of the profits to go to community pantries in the Metro. Choose to help and be kind especially in these times of pandemic. Filipinos helping Filipinos. You can buy directly from their Carousell accounts @rae_angelei and @freddaruth on these links: https://www.carousell.ph/freddaruth/, https://www.carousell.ph/rae_angelei/- .
Let’s support and take part in this humble initiative to help our community. You may donate directly to the community pantries in your area; or you can start selling your pre- loved items on carousell.ph and donate proceeds to your chosen area.
Visit www.carousell.ph, register and log in. Snap photos of the items to sell and start posting.
