Concerned Netizen Creates “100-Peso Project” to Help Disabled Vendor

07/7/2015 | 12:00 0 Posted in Local Issues

The usefulness of social media for positive purposes has been tested once again. A concerned citizen with the heart of gold created a group in order to help the disabled vendor she met in Bicutan.

Facebook user Kinah narrated on her wall about the vendor she met in Bicutan, and how she felt towards the needy fellow.

After learning that the vendor, later known as “Mulong” of Barangay Daang Hari, Taguig City, has a cerebral palsy, she immediately decided to create a group and ask donations on behalf of him.

Her “100-Peso Project” amassed thousands of positive feedback from fellow Facebook users, and hundreds have already offered to help.

Kinah, who work in Far Eastern Broadcasting Company Studio (FEBC Studio), said that the deadline of donation will be on July 31, and she is inviting all donors to go with her to give the donation to “Mulong”.

Make this man known, friends! he deserves it! 😀

Noong Miyerkules, this man really, really really touched my heart….

Posted by Kinah Villanueva on Saturday, July 4, 2015

Full details on how to donate is available at the “100-Peso Project” Group.

This is not the first time that good-hearted people are featured in social media.

Last month, a police officer was seen buying an anti-rabies vaccine for an old beggar. His action prompted other people to give different amounts of money for the said beggar.

/Carla Gamboa/