Press releases
Apr 07, 2020

Thousands of food bags and hygiene kits packed by Caritas Manila team are now ready for distribution (Photo courtesy of Caritas Manila).

BPI Foundation, the social development arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), recently turned over Php 4M to Caritas Manila’s Project Damayan, to support over 1,400 families or around 7,000 individuals in Metro Manila’s urban poor area who have been greatly affected by the enhanced community quarantine.

single-quote single-quote

BPI Foundation recently turned over Php 4M to Caritas Manila’s Project Damayan to support over 1,400 families.

"We all need to help out and do our share. Helping our society cope and survive this ongoing pandemic is paramount. Providing immediate food and sanitation assistance to vulnerable communities and families is part of our contribution,” said BPI Foundation Executive Director Owen Cammayo.

Through Project Damayan, a donation drive to protect the poor from COVID-19, thousands of food bags and hygiene kits were recently distributed.

 

Related articles

BPI Foundation helps ultra-poor communities in Cavite this Christmas

“Maagang Pamasko sa Panahon ng COVID-19," by the BPI Foundation for the people in Cavite.

BAYANIHAN in the time of COVID-19: BPI Foundation supports Farmers in Pampanga

BPI Foundation, the social development arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), recent

BPI Foundation provides 2,000 PPEs to medical frontliners in Capiz

Medical frontliners in Capiz express their gratitude to BPI Foundation for its donation.

BPI Foundation, Ramon Aboitiz Foundation give back to medical frontliners in Cebu City

BPI Foundation, the social development arm of BPI, officially launched its “Maagang Pamasko sa

BPI, PDRF begin construction of disaster, pandemic facility in Ibaan, Batangas City

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), together with its social development arm BPI Foundat
Need more help?

Get all the help for your banking needs.

Sprt alt text