Hot meals from Ayala Foundation

MALABON Representative Josephine Veronique R. Lacson-Noel hands hot meals donated by Ayala Foundation to a resident affected by flood.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF JAYE LACSON-NOEL

MALABON Representative Josephine Veronique R. Lacson-Noel hands hot meals donated by Ayala Foundation to a resident affected by flood.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF JAYE LACSON-NOEL

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The Ayala group, led by Ayala Foundation, fed families severely affected by the flooding caused by typhoon “Carina.” As many as 500 families staying in three evacuation centers in Bagong Silangan, Quezon City, received hot meals prepared by volunteers from the community.
The foundation also started a fund drive, as authorized by the Department of Social Welfare and Development, for the benefit of typhoon victims.
A separate hot meals distribution was also conducted for Malabon evacuees sheltering at Tonsuya Elementary School, local barangay workers and pedicab drivers.
Ayala Foundation’s senior director for Corporate Citizenship and Volunteerism Cel Amores joined Rep. Josephine Veronique R. Lacson-Noel and former partylist congressman Florencio Noel in distributing hot meals to residents of Malabon.