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CHILD'S MILK. With the lack of income, Analyn wished to provide milk for her child. Photo by Analyn Tenedoro

JAMES FELICIANO. Through GrabPay, Grab was able to grant his wife's wish to give him a new pair of shoes. Photo by James Feliciano James is a part-time GrabExpress rider and volunteer messenger for AcessiWheels, a PWD transportation service. Ever since the community quarantine started, his wife, Mean, had to scrimp on their budget. So even though his worn-out pair of shoes for work already needed replacing, it had to wait because they had to prioritize their household expenses.Huli ko na po nalaman eh.

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