Social Items

Community pantries have sprouted in the Philippines to help struggling Filipinos cope.

A lot community pantries have been spotted from different areas in Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. (see photos on the last part of this article). 


The Maginhawa Community Pantry has been replicated in at least 40 other areas as other Good Samaritans were inspired to help people in need.
Loading...

The first known community pantry is located on Maginhawa Street in Quezon City, started by Ana Patricia Non.

In previous interviews, Non said she, too, was affected by the pandemic and wants to give back.


Inspired by the movement, more community pantries are being set up. Food and other items, also from donors, are available for free with the reminder to get just enough for one’s needs.


On Matiyaga Street in Quezon City, residents put up their own community pantry filled with vegetables given by farmers. Supplies ran out quickly as mothers, workers, and  drivers lined up for the goods.

Photo by Elijah San Fernando

The pantry is located at 34 Matiyaga in Barangay Pinyahan, near the Urology Center of the Philippines.

On P. Noval Street in Sampaloc, Manila, a table has been set up and filled rice, noodles, vegetables, and canned goods.

Photo by Toots Vergara

The pantry will be available from 10 am to 6 pm beside the Mang Tootz Food House.
Cheapest Flights and Airline Tickets Online Booking
Meanwhile, labor group Defend Jobs Philippines put up a similar effort on Matimyas Street, also in Sampaloc.


Photo by Defend Jobs Philippines

In-kind donations may be dropped off at 2011 B Matimyas Street, while cash donations may be sent via GCash to 09155670410.

Outside Metro Manila, community groceries are also available at the Grove, Batong Malake in Los Baños, Laguna.

Klook.com
Photo by Ja Abdel

It is open until 6 pm or until supplies last. In-kind donations such as fruits and vegetables are also welcome.

Since its launch on Wednesday, the Maginhawa Community Pantry has helped many people in need and brought out the bayanihan spirit in Filipinos.

Here are other community pantries in the Philippines.

Intramuros, Manila


INTRAMUROS COMMUNITY PANTRY Bukas na ang Intramuros Community Pantry sa Plaza Roma. Nagpapasalamat ang pamunuan nito...

Posted by Manila City Updates on Saturday, April 17, 2021

Brgy. Napindan, Taguig City

Photo by Vhon Quilao

Barangay Lumingon, Tiaong, Quezon

Photo by Letlet Lector


























Community pantries sprout all over the country after the viral one in Maginhawa

Community pantries have sprouted in the Philippines to help struggling Filipinos cope.

A lot community pantries have been spotted from different areas in Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. (see photos on the last part of this article). 


The Maginhawa Community Pantry has been replicated in at least 40 other areas as other Good Samaritans were inspired to help people in need.
Loading...

The first known community pantry is located on Maginhawa Street in Quezon City, started by Ana Patricia Non.

In previous interviews, Non said she, too, was affected by the pandemic and wants to give back.


Inspired by the movement, more community pantries are being set up. Food and other items, also from donors, are available for free with the reminder to get just enough for one’s needs.


On Matiyaga Street in Quezon City, residents put up their own community pantry filled with vegetables given by farmers. Supplies ran out quickly as mothers, workers, and  drivers lined up for the goods.

Photo by Elijah San Fernando

The pantry is located at 34 Matiyaga in Barangay Pinyahan, near the Urology Center of the Philippines.

On P. Noval Street in Sampaloc, Manila, a table has been set up and filled rice, noodles, vegetables, and canned goods.

Photo by Toots Vergara

The pantry will be available from 10 am to 6 pm beside the Mang Tootz Food House.
Cheapest Flights and Airline Tickets Online Booking
Meanwhile, labor group Defend Jobs Philippines put up a similar effort on Matimyas Street, also in Sampaloc.


Photo by Defend Jobs Philippines

In-kind donations may be dropped off at 2011 B Matimyas Street, while cash donations may be sent via GCash to 09155670410.

Outside Metro Manila, community groceries are also available at the Grove, Batong Malake in Los Baños, Laguna.

Klook.com
Photo by Ja Abdel

It is open until 6 pm or until supplies last. In-kind donations such as fruits and vegetables are also welcome.

Since its launch on Wednesday, the Maginhawa Community Pantry has helped many people in need and brought out the bayanihan spirit in Filipinos.

Here are other community pantries in the Philippines.

Intramuros, Manila


INTRAMUROS COMMUNITY PANTRY Bukas na ang Intramuros Community Pantry sa Plaza Roma. Nagpapasalamat ang pamunuan nito...

Posted by Manila City Updates on Saturday, April 17, 2021

Brgy. Napindan, Taguig City

Photo by Vhon Quilao

Barangay Lumingon, Tiaong, Quezon

Photo by Letlet Lector


























No comments

Let us know your thoughts!