ANG daming na-happy sa generosity ni Bea Alonzo when she cooked for a hundred people.
Actually, less than a hundred ang naluto ni Bea pero okay lang. At least, she was able to help our frontliners.
“Happy Easter! For the first time, I tried to cook for one hundred people (but failed), I just ended up doing 98, but that’s okay.
“Given the circumstances, I decided not to be hard on myself because the core reason why I cooked in the first place is to give a little joy to our frontliners, and just by doing that, I already felt fulfilled.
“Big thanks also to friends and brands who gave food so we can make our fronliners’ day a little lighter.”
That was Bea’s caption sa short video niya while preparing the food for the frontliners. Ilan sa mga hospitals na nabigyan ay ang Fatima Hospital sa Valenzuela, East Avenue Hospital, Lung Center of the Philippines at Philippine Heart Center sa Quezon City.
“You are just awesome. Tapos ang ganda pa.”
“Sabi nga ni anton noble IV “just don’t overdo it” kaya andeng este B okay lang 98 for sure sobrang saya na ng mga frontliners natin sa ginawa mo kaya para syo a big round of applause. lalo moko pinahanga.”
“I’m sure you are giving the same efforts to those who are greatly suffering during this crisis…those who have lost their source of income, those who are fearing for their future…we frontliners are gtateful for all the support, but honestly, we feel blessed because we still have work to go to and a stable source of income to provide for our families.
“God bless you and the team for your love and dedication to serve our Frontliners. God be with you always. Stay safe.”
Recently, Bea also led a fundraising drive para makapagbigay ng medical equipment para sa frontliners by creating DIY (do-it-yourself) face shields na gawa sa foam, acetate at garter.
Bukod dito, namigay din siya ng 100 gallons ng ethyl alcohol, face masks, vitamins at food packs.