foodpanda Partners Expand Community Food Aid

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foodpanda Philippines highlighted food assistance, volunteer work, and cooperative partnerships under “Let’s Do Our PAU-rt.” Activities involved communities in Metro Manila, Tuguegarao, and Cebu.

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The initiative brings together government, nonprofit, academic, and business partners.
Walang Gutom Kitchen activities supported individuals in street situations.
Cooperative partnerships involved pandamarket and DTI NCR.
Kitchen volunteering supported meals for delivery partners and child development centers.
Other beneficiaries included persons deprived of liberty and a university-led food program.

“Let’s Do Our PAU-rt” brings together food programs, volunteering, and support for local cooperatives.

foodpanda Philippines is highlighting partnerships that extend beyond delivery, bringing food assistance, volunteer support, and livelihood initiatives to communities through “Let’s Do Our PAU-rt.”

Shared in observance of World Food Month, the initiative involves government agencies, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, cooperatives, and local enterprises.

Activities reached communities in Metro Manila, Tuguegarao, and Cebu, with programs addressing different needs within the food system.

Through Donor for the Day activities with Walang Gutom Kitchen in Pasay and Cebu, foodpanda supported individuals in street situations.

The company also worked with Taguig Kakanin Cooperative, Simbayanan ni Maria Multi-purpose Cooperative, and the Department of Trade and Industry–National Capital Region through pandamarket to support local cooperatives and merchants.

Other activities included kitchen volunteering with Scholars of Sustenance Philippines and the Quezon City Social Services Development Department. These efforts brought ready-to-eat meals to delivery partners and child development centers in Quezon City.

The initiative also included food voucher assistance for persons deprived of liberty at BJMP Makati City Jail and support for the University of St. Louis’ Hapag-Pag-Asa Program in Tuguegarao City.

Leopoldo De Castro Jr., foodpanda Philippines’ finance director, said the collaboration reflects an effort to make food more accessible while supporting local livelihoods.

The programs show how different partners can contribute to a shared concern. Food assistance addresses immediate needs, while cooperative support and volunteering create other ways for businesses and communities to participate.

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What is “Let’s Do Our PAU-rt”?

foodpanda’s initiative connecting community assistance and partnership activities.

Where did the highlighted activities take place?

Metro Manila, Tuguegarao, and Cebu.

What types of support were provided?

Food assistance, kitchen volunteering, food vouchers, and cooperative support.

Which Quezon City partners were involved?

Scholars of Sustenance Philippines and the city’s Social Services Development Department.

What university program received support?

The University of St. Louis’ Hapag-Pag-Asa Program in Tuguegarao City.

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