Globe, Rotary Club of Makati Business District seal partnership for Hapag Movement | BMPlus

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Leading digital solutions platform Globe signed a four-year partnership with the RCMBD on Tuesday to raise funds for its hunger alleviation program The Hapag Movement, marking a milestone in the initiative. Know more:

Leading digital solutions platform Globe signed a four-year partnership with the Rotary Club of Makati Business District on Tuesday to raise funds for its hunger alleviation program The Hapag Movement, marking a milestone in the initiative.

At the event P3 million was turned over to the Hapag Movement– the single largest donation it has so far received. This amount includes P1 million each from RCMBD, Kyäni, and Ackerman, who made the donation in her personal capacity. “RCMBD will continue to mobilize its expansive network to raise funds for the Hapag Movement. That is our commitment in this partnership. We will do our best and work diligently to get the support that the Hapag Movement needs to help the hungry,” said Harisson.

“As a chef, my mission in life is to give nourishment to people. It is, therefore, a big honor to serve for the Hapag Movement. I’ve prepared tens of thousands of plates throughout my career as a chef. But the most important ones are those that serve to benefit our who struggle with involuntary hunger. It is, therefore, a great honor to serve the least and the hungry among our dear countrymen through the Hapag Movement,” said Chef Jessie.

The Hapag Movement is a united fight against involuntary hunger led by Globe that leverages partnerships to raise funds and deliver critical support for affected families. It aims to rally Filipinos behind a collective effort to feed the hungry and provide empowering livelihood training, as an estimated 15 million Filipinos continue to suffer from involuntary hunger.

 

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