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COOPERATIVES ALL OVER the COUNTRY GOING the EXTRA MILE to SERVE THEIR MEMBERS and COMMUNITIES AMIDST COVID-19 PANDEMIC: REPORTS from REGION 1 #Coopsagainstcovid19 COOPERATIVES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY GOING THE EXTRA MILE TO SERVE THEIR MEMBERS AND COMMUNITIES AMIDST COVID-19 PANDEMIC: REPORTS FROM REGION 1 #CoopsAgainstCovid19 In Region 1, Bayanihan activities are continuously being done by the cooperatives in almost all of its provinces to share what they can offer to lighten the burden of their members and communities while in Enhanced Community Quarantine. Dorongan Punta Womens and Farmers MPC, Mangatarem, Pangasinan gave food to the community Women’s Unity for Progress FMPC, Mapandan, Pangasinan helped disinfect the community of Primicias, Mapandan, Pangasinan Free Farmers MPC of Brgy Sagayaden, Cabugao , Ilocos Sur distributed 500 relief packs to their members within the municipalities of San Juan and Cabugao Ilocos Sur covering 17 and 24 barangays respectively San Jose (Caba) Multipurpose Cooperative gave cash assistance to all members. St. Mary's PWD Producers Cooperative, Lingayen, Pangasinan distributed 25kgs. of rice to all PWD members and their families Naguilian Drivers Operators Transport Cooperative distributed food packs to the frontliners @ Gusing Sur, Naguilian, La Union Continuing bayanihan mula sa Candon City Government Employees MPC provided rice its members Pangascasan Womens MPC, Pangascasan, Sual, Pangasinan for rice distribution among their members RAYURAY FARMERS AGRICULTURE COOPERATIVE OF BRGY RAYURAY, BATAC CITY, IN distributed rice 3kgs of rice each to senior citizen and PWD's (160 recipients) Continuing bayanihan from Free Farmers MPC of Brgy Sagayaden Cabugao, Ilocos Sur distributed relief goods to selected 50 Indigenous People of Brgy. Nagsingcaoan Shepherd's Flock Agriculture Cooperative in Binmaley, Pangasinan Continuing bayanihan from CASABA MPC, Mangatarem, Pangasinan para sa mga frontliners! Hot meals for our frontliners manning the checkpoint. Continuing bayanihan mula sa Suyo MPC San Carlos City Teachers Savings Credit Coop, San Carlos City, Pangasinan distributed lunch packs to PNP frontliners at quarantine checkpoints of:Tandoc Bolongit (Caragay) Manzon Quezon Blvd (PNR) San Juan Roxas Old Central Multipurpose Cooperative, Sudipen, La Dili Agricultural MPC , Bauang, La Union distributed food packs to Union, distributed Gatorade energy drink to the the frontliners Police Station, and boxes of Laundry soap to the needy and Sr. Citizen members. Sugpon MPC, Sugpon, Ilocos Sur n for financing in advance the purchase of goods, grocery items Sta. Rita West Multipurpose Cooperative distributed Rice packs to all of its members Dupitac MPC, Brgy Dupitac Piddig Ilocos Norte distributed food packs to 105 residents Mangatarem I Teachers Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Mangatarem,Pangasinan, distributed snacks to the frontliners of the different barangays in Mangatarem Continuing bayanihan from SAN JOAQUIN MPC EMPLOYEES for 3 months supply of vitamins Bagong Samahang Balikatan MPC Brgy Suyo, Laoag City distributed relief goods to 171 recipients Bayanihan Credit Cooperativem Agoo, La Union distributed food packs to the frontliners in three barangays in Agoo namely San Marcos, San Nicolas and .
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