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These Celebrity Moms Are Answering The Call To Help During Quarantine
They are use their resources to extend the help they can to those in need.by Kate Borbon .

PHOTO BY courtesy of Instagram/@sarahlahbati, @victoria_belo
The enhanced community quarantine, enacted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, has been affecting many Filipinos, from frontliners working tirelessly to help infected individuals to people who have lost their sources of income. On the upside, we have also seen many who have stepped up to help those who are in need, just like these celebrity moms.
5 celebrity parents answering the call for help during the quarantine
Sarah Lahbati
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWAlong with her new family, Sarah Lahbati is preparing relief goods and medical supplies to be delivered to frontliners and people in need in parts of Metro Manila. These supplies include all-purpose cleaning sanitizers (for hospitals), canned goods, noodles, and milk, though Sarah’s group is also hoping to distribute food and personal protective equipment (PPEs). The Gutierrez family has also opened a fundraising campaign to provide financial support for frontliners and people in need.
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ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWTo support medical frontliners and others affected by COVID-19 in Cebu, Divine Lee has opened a fundraising campaign called Courage Cebu. The target amount to be raised is P1 million. 30% of it will be allocated for COVID-19 test kits, 40% for PPEs and other protective gear, and 30% for food and vitamins.
Mariel Padilla
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWMuseo de Padilla, a Metro Manila events place owned by Mariel Padilla and her husband Robin Padilla, is now being used as a temporary home for frontliners. On Instagram, Mariel revealed that they need suppliers of pillows, beddings, towels, mobile showers, alcohol, facemasks, and food to be used by the people who will be staying there.
Dr. Vicki Belo
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWIn the first days of the enhanced community quarantine, Dr. Vicki Belo and her team distributed the remaining stocks of PPEs in the Belo clinics to frontliners who need them. They have also announced their intention to distribute 1,000 healthy meals a day to frontliners in over 20 hospitals and local government units (LGUs) throughout the quarantine period.
Aside from these, the Belo Medical Group announced that it will provide its employees with an extension of full-pay, full-benefits, the early release of their 13th-month pay, and a modified “no work, no pay” scheme in case work remains suspended beyond May.
LJ Moreno
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWLJ Moreno and her husband Jimmy Alapag enlisted their kids’ help in baking fresh pandesal and distributing these to the frontliners at the hospital near their home. LJ has also been encouraging her followers to donate money for people affected by COVID-19 by linking fundraising campaigns on Instagram Stories.
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