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Real Life Darna Angel Locsin, Sells her 2015 Dodge Durango to Raised Funds for the Much Needed Mass Testing
Angel Locsin is a famous actress who is very popular not just on Television because of being a good actress but also on social media for being a good samaritan to help those people in need especially in times of crisis.
The year 2020 is a very tough year for the Philippines after a consecutive crisis occurs just like the eruption of Taal volcano which affected thousands of our kababayan who lives near the affected area, Angel Locsin is one of the many celebrities who held their helping hand to those in needs. Many people considered her a real-life Darna.
Recently, Angel Locsin make a fuss again in social media and prove that she is indeed an angel sent by heaven as she puts up one of her cars on sale. Angel decided to sell her 2015 Dodge Durango for the highly-anticipated launch of her Shop & Share initiative.
Shop and share is a website who sells preloved items of some popular celebrities like Angel herself, Anne Curtis and Bea Alonzo, their goal is to raise funds to support the mass testing in the Country amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Angel and other celebrities encouraged netizens to signup on shopandshare.store so that people who sign up can get a notification once the site goes up.
She wrote: “We will officially launch SOON with some exciting pre-loved items from your favorite celebrities! Please visit www.shopandshare.store to sign up for notifications when we go live!”
On the other hand, one of the many close friends of Angel Locsin, Anne Curtis put up her Chanel Cruise Boy North South Handbag 2019 for the cause.
“Shop & Share is dedicated to helping our fellow Filipinos who need to be tested during this COVID-19 pandemic. With what we are able to raise, it is our aim to cover the expense for testing kits to the underprivileged who are affected by this global crisis,” wrote Shop & Share on Instagram.
It added: “We pursue this mission humbly, with compassion and kindness in hopes of aiding the government in increasing testing for COVID-19 in our own little way.”
Locsin, also visited the Tropical Disease Foundation to gather more information on how she can help the government against the Covid-19 pandemic.
“We are here to observe and learn more about how we can help the government and medical community in COVID-19 testing. We are fortunate that private companies are working closely with the government to boost the daily testing capacity to 50,000 from the initial target of 30,000. This is crucial to flatten the curve and ease us into the new normal as some of us go back to work,” she wrote in another Instagram post.
source: push
