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Firms donate more than P1M to ‘Odette’ victims

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SCG Philippines and Mariwasa Siam Ceramics, Inc. stepped up to the call for urgent help with a cash donation of more than P 1 million coursed through the GMA Kapuso Foundation (GMAKF) last month.

The firms said this was a response to the plight of communities in the Visayas and Mindanao affected by super Typhoon Odette.

DONATIONS FOR ‘ODETTE’ VICTIMS. Business firms Mariwasa and SCG Philippines donated more than P1 million for victims of typhoon ‘Odette.’ The donation was course through the GMA Kapuso Foundation (GMAKF) last month. In the photo are (feft to right) Marvin Sion, Mariwasa AVP for Sales & Marketing; Evelyn Torio, Mariwasa administrative manager; Emilie Maramag, SCG Philippines assistant country director and Mariwasa VP for Finance and Admin; Luz Annalee O. Escudero–Catibog, GMAKF’s EVP and COO; Danilo Bagay, Mariwasa AVP for Manufacturing; and Radmar Gonzaga, Mariwasa Corporate HR manager.

According to PAGASA, “Odette,” internationally known as “Rai” was one of the strongest typhoons to hit the Philippines last year with at least 378 casualties, per the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC). The NDRRMC also reported 742 injuries to Filipinos, with 60 missing individuals.

The donation from SCG Philippines for the victims of super typhoon Odette is only one of the many initiatives that show the company’s social responsibility.  Last year, SCG Philippines and Mariwasa donated positive and negative mobile isolation rooms to local and major hospitals to support our medical frontliners and help mitigate the spread of the virus in hospital facilities.

The turnover ceremony was held in Diliman, Quezon City, and attended by SCG Philippines Asst. Country Director and Mariwasa VP for Finance & Admin, Emilie Maramag. Together with Mariwasa executives, Marvin Sion – AVP for Sales & Marketing, Danilo Bagay – AVP for Manufacturing, Radmar Gonzaga – Corporate HR Manager, and Evelyn Torio – Administrative Manager, the donation was accepted by GMAKF’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Luz Annalee O. Escudero – Catibog.

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