(Reportr) From a small bamboo cart with bags of rice in Quezon City’s restaurant street, the community pantry movement has spread across the country, offering almost everything from sardines to condoms.
Despite red-tagging, volunteers continue to fill up tables with essentials for those who could barely make ends meet during the pandemic. Ana Patricia Non, the originator of the Maginhawa pantry that sparked the movement, was happy to be back this week after a one-day pause to ensure her security… Read More
