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Hershey's New Bars Celebrate Unsung Filipina Heroes
Hershey's New Bars Celebrate Unsung Filipina Heroes
Metro.Style Team
Published Mar 07, 2022 01:52 PM PHT
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Updated Mar 08, 2022 02:38 PM PHT
This March, Hershey's Philippines celebrates Women's Month with limited edition chocolate bars showcasing the achievements and contributions of four extraordinary Filipino women.
This March, Hershey's Philippines celebrates Women's Month with limited edition chocolate bars showcasing the achievements and contributions of four extraordinary Filipino women.
In time for International Women's Day, Hershey's Philippines collaborated with four unsung Filipino heroes—Malou Perez, Kate Alvarez, Sabrina Tamayo, and Fredeswinda Samonte—all admirable women whose work has helped to inspire many Filipinos.
In time for International Women's Day, Hershey's Philippines collaborated with four unsung Filipino heroes—Malou Perez, Kate Alvarez, Sabrina Tamayo, and Fredeswinda Samonte—all admirable women whose work has helped to inspire many Filipinos.
The limited special 'HerShe' packaging features photos of these four phenomenal women laid out on designs that showcase their stories and contributions to their communities.
The limited special 'HerShe' packaging features photos of these four phenomenal women laid out on designs that showcase their stories and contributions to their communities.
Malou Perez heads PAWSsion Project, an organization rescuing and rehoming distressed cats and dogs, while Kate Alvarez created SOS – Survivors of Suicide and Depression, an online mental health support group. Sabrina Tamayo's Project SMILE aids persons with disabilities by connecting them with employment and other sources of livelihood and support. Freswinda Samonte of PGH's Cancer Survivors Organization works actively to help support cancer patients.
Malou Perez heads PAWSsion Project, an organization rescuing and rehoming distressed cats and dogs, while Kate Alvarez created SOS – Survivors of Suicide and Depression, an online mental health support group. Sabrina Tamayo's Project SMILE aids persons with disabilities by connecting them with employment and other sources of livelihood and support. Freswinda Samonte of PGH's Cancer Survivors Organization works actively to help support cancer patients.
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Nica Babia and Eunice Carbonel, two up-and-coming Filipina illustrators, created the artworks. These reflect the advocacies through vibrant designs and colors to celebrate these incredible women and feature their causes.
Nica Babia and Eunice Carbonel, two up-and-coming Filipina illustrators, created the artworks. These reflect the advocacies through vibrant designs and colors to celebrate these incredible women and feature their causes.
'The Hershey's IWD packs were designed to give honor to our unsung sheroes who quietly, with bravery and kindness, touch and change the lives of many. The four women and what they're fighting for have deeply moved us,' Babia said.
'The Hershey's IWD packs were designed to give honor to our unsung sheroes who quietly, with bravery and kindness, touch and change the lives of many. The four women and what they're fighting for have deeply moved us,' Babia said.
Carbonel shared, 'I think what inspired me is how kindness is contagious and how it helps us have a sense of connection towards others. It does not have to be big, and it certainly does not have to be related to money.'
Carbonel shared, 'I think what inspired me is how kindness is contagious and how it helps us have a sense of connection towards others. It does not have to be big, and it certainly does not have to be related to money.'
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