Angel Locsin, Anne Curtis’ ‘Shop & Share
The Shop and Share raising support activity of Angel Locsin and Anne Curtis has begun giving its guaranteed COVID-19 test units to Filipinos out of luck.
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"This is only the start and we guarantee to give a valiant effort to share the gifts you have made to our kababayans (kinsmen) that need it the most," they included.
Through Curtis and Locsin's Shop and Share, a venture that means to enable oppressed Filipinos to get tried for COVID-19, a few big names promised to sell a portion of their pre-adored things to cover the costs for the test packs.
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"This is only the start and we guarantee to give a valiant effort to share the gifts you have made to our kababayans (kinsmen) that need it the most," they included.
Through Curtis and Locsin's Shop and Share, a venture that means to enable oppressed Filipinos to get tried for COVID-19, a few big names promised to sell a portion of their pre-adored things to cover the costs for the test packs.
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