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Aboitiz Renewables provide sacks of rice to 2,040 families in Olongapo City

Jonas Reyes·15 August 2026, 5:16 pm·1 MIN READ

Aboitiz Renewables provide sacks of rice to 2,040 families in Olongapo City

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  • Aboitiz Renewables has provided 510 sacks of rice to 2,040 families who were adversely affected by the recent spate of inclement weather in Olongapo City, Zambales.

    According to Aboitiz Renewables, Inc., the renewable energy arm of Aboitiz Power Corporation (AboitizPower), the said donation aims to help address immediate food needs as families work to bounce back from the impact of successive storms and monsoon rains. The company added that this will help families recover from weeks of flooding caused by Typhoons Luis and Maymay and the subsequent monsoon rains. Olongapo’s low-lying areas have long been prone to flooding during the rainy season, with prolonged rains affecting communities.

    The recent typhoons and monsoon rains affected families across Alibang, Papaya Gala, Mampueng, Tralala, Maliwakat, and Iram, many of whom rely on farming root crops, fruits, and vegetables as their primary source of income.

    Aboitiz Renewables distributed the rice assistance in coordination with the City Government of Olongapo and Olongapo City Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representative (IPMR) Barry B. Esteban, helping ensure that the assistance reached families affected by the prolonged rains.

    "I have seven children, so the sacks of rice we received are a big help to our family. We depend on growing root crops, fruits, and vegetables for our livelihood, but the successive storms have made it difficult for us to earn. This assistance means a lot to us as we work to bounce back. Thank you to Aboitiz for helping provide for our family’s basic needs,” said Miriam Lamyo, an Indigenous Peoples (IP) community member from Tralala, Gordon Heights, Olongapo City.

    “We stand with our host communities, especially during difficult times,” said Sharron Manzano, Stakeholder and Permitting Manager at Aboitiz Renewables. “We continue to work closely with our LGU partners to respond to the needs of the communities we serve. For us, being a good neighbor means being present—not only when things are going well, but especially when our communities need support the most.”

    Aboitiz Renewables maintains close coordination with local government units across its host communities to help ensure relief goods reach affected families quickly in times of need.

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