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May 5, 2021 · More popularly known locally as “community pantries”, these food banks are spaces on the sidewalks or in plazas where people contribute food and other necessities to be taken by anyone who needs them.
Taguig Community Pantry. 643 likes. A community initiative that is meant to extend support for people who are in need and empower those who have the ability to help during the pandemic.
Apr 29, 2021 · Since the first community food pantry in Maginhawa, many community pantries have sprouted across Metro Manila. Read on to see a list.
Community pantries in the Philippines are food banks established by Filipinos during the country's COVID-19 community quarantine. [1]
Apr 17, 2021 · INFO. Here are a few communities sharing grocery goods with residents amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In the past week, Filipinos have been setting up their own makeshift pantries to help their...
May 24, 2021 · Filled with canned goods, fresh vegetables, vitamins, and other pandemic needs, the “Maginhawa Community Pantry” soon took social media by storm. This pantry, created by Ana Patricia Non, serves approximately 2,000 families a day.
Apr 17, 2021 · Do you want to start a community pantry in your barangay? What started out as a lone initiative in Maginhawa created ripples across the country as several barangays put up their own community...
May 6, 2021 · From just one community pantry in Metro Manila, by the end of April there were 358 community pantries scattered across the Philippines. Such initiatives are essentially a stopgap measure to help more people survive the socio-economic crisis plaguing the country.
May 4, 2021 · The concept used for the community pantries, popularized by the pioneering Maginhawa pantry – “Give what you can, take what you need” – is in fact Marxist.
Apr 19, 2021 · Below, are some community pantries we've seen pop up not just in Metro Manila but in surrounding provinces as well. Does your area have a community pantry as well? Share some photos and for sure, it will have a ripple effect. Times have been difficult and we could all use some positive news. — Margaret Claire Layug/LA, GMA News
