Wednesday, July 22, 2026

BLESSED Outreach

STRONG RAINS AND floodings triggered the advocacy of the Bagong Lipunan Enhanced Synergy Stewardship Economic Development Movement – Inc. or The BLESSED Movement in giving immediate assistance to those affected in many areas in the National Capital Region. Founded in 2023, its chairman, Herbert Antonio Martinez, (in white shirt) and secretary general Rey M. Santia, The BLESSED Movement has at its main objective to unite citizens across diverse religious and cultural backgrounds for holistic nation building. It has over 2 million members nationwide with 80 affiliate faith-based groups, including Muslim organizations. Together with members, they distributed relief goods, nutribun, and fruits to evacuation centers to also support members and victims affected by the typhoon. The movement also expressed gratitude to First Lady Liza Marcos who they view as a beacon of compassion and action in inspiring them to act and bring comfort to those affected.

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