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Salute to Heroes: Vivo Gives Back to Marawi Soldiers

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

     Vivo Philippines, in the true spirit of a Filipino Christmas, decides to give back to the heroic deeds of the soldiers who fought in Marawi by spending the afternoon with them last December 17 at the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Hospital in V. Luna, Quezon City. 

Salute to Heroes: Vivo Gives Back to Marawi Soldiers
Soldiers starting off the program with a ceremonial singing of the Philippine national anthem.

     The special outreach affair was attended to by Vivo employee-volunteers who interacted with the 150 soldiers and their families and entertained them with song and dance performances. The brand’s celebrity influencers were also in attendance to give joy and encouragement to the Marawi freedom fighters. KZ Tandingan, Darren Espanto, Jason Dy, and Kisses Delavin also shared their talent in one afternoon of gratitude-giving, to the delight of the soldiers and their families.

Salute to Heroes: Vivo Gives Back to Marawi Soldiers
Vivo brand local endorsers, KZ Tandinga (right) and Jason Dy (left) helping to prepare the gift baskets for the troops

Salute to Heroes: Vivo Gives Back to Marawi Soldiers
Vivo brand local endorser, Darren Espanto sharing Christmas joys with an injured Marawi solider

Salute to Heroes: Vivo Gives Back to Marawi Soldiers
Kisses Delavin, Vivo brand local endorser smiles as she meets a Marawi soldier

     Brand Director for Vivo Philippines Annie Lim, who was also present at the affair, shared her respect for these courageous soliders. “The soldiers who fought in Marawi are more than heroes--they are also fathers, sons, brothers, friends who placed their life on the line in the name of things that matter most to every Filipino: togetherness that goes beyond religion and love that knows no boundaries.” she said.

Salute to Heroes: Vivo Gives Back to Marawi Soldiers
Vivo Philippine presenting a cheque worth Php 100,000 for the rehabilitation and recovery of the soldiers
From left to right: Erin Valera (host), Jason Dy (Vivo Endorser), KZ Tandingan (Vivo Endorser), Darren Espanto (Vivo Endorser), Lt. Srgnt (AFP Medical Center rep.), Hazel Bascon (Vivo VP and Head of Sales) and Neri Choy (HR Director

     Vivo Philippines also just recently came out with a heartwarming Christmas video on the plight of a soldier who fought in Marawi and his family. Vivo, by way of the special Christmas video, shares and celebrates what a truly meaningful Christmas is for Filipinos. Family, togetherness, empathy, and the spirit of giving make a Filipino Christmas like no one else in the world. 

For more information about Vivo Philippines,
visit their website: www.vivo.com/ph
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Selfie Salute: Vivo Local Endorsers Unite With the Brand in Support of Marawi Soldiers

Monday, December 18, 2017

     In the light of the victory won against Islamic rebel fighters in Marawi and the recent extension of the Martial Law in the city for another year, Vivo Philippines has been extending their support in more ways than one. Just in time for Christmas, the 5th biggest global smartphone brand launched a special Christmas video in honor of the brave soldiers who risked their lives in the conflict in Marawi. The touching video, which captured the hearts of many, depicts a touching story of a widow, her children, and a husband and father they lost in the Marawi conflict and the people who reached out to them to return the priceless favor. 

     Vivo Philippines also paid the wounded soldiers of Marawi a visit during a special outreach affair at the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Hospital last December 17 to interact with and personally thank the freedom fighters. Vivo’s brand endorsers Jason Dy, KZ Tandingan, Darren Espanto, and Kisses Delavin joined in on the affair to give encouragement and empowerment to the soldiers.

Selfie Salute: Vivo Local Endorsers Unite With the Brand in Support of Marawi Soldiers 

     Likewise, other Vivo brand endorsers showed their unwavering support to the Marawi troops by offering them a salute. Poster on their respective social media accounts, the Vivo brand endorsers relayed their respective messages of gratitude for those who courageous peace-keepers.

Selfie Salute: Vivo Local Endorsers Unite With the Brand in Support of Marawi Soldiers 

     Daniel Padilla, in his post of support said, “This Christmas, I would like to extend my #SelfieSalute to all the brave soldiers who fought for our freedom.” “Hey super fans!” members of hot all-male group Boyband PH posted on their respective Instagram accounts, 

Selfie Salute: Vivo Local Endorsers Unite With the Brand in Support of Marawi Soldiers 

   

     “Let us all do a #SelfieSalute for all our brave soldiers who made this year’s Christmas peaceful.” Soul singer Julie Anne San Jose also posted her own selfie salute for the Marawi soldiers. On the post, she said, “I am sending my #SelfieSalute to our brave soldiers who fought for our freedom and peace!”

Selfie Salute: Vivo Local Endorsers Unite With the Brand in Support of Marawi Soldiers 

     Other Vivo brand endorsers Sue Ramirez, Jason Dy, love team Inigo Pascual and Maris Racal also poster their own selfie salute in support. All of the influencers made sure to also encourage their fans to also post their own selfie salute as a sign of support to the soldiers.

Selfie Salute: Vivo Local Endorsers Unite With the Brand in Support of Marawi Soldiers 

     Thanks to the call for support by the key influencers of Vivo, hundreds of fans shared their own selfie salute which was shared to the soldiers during Vivo Philippines’ Marawi soldiers outreach affair at the AFP hospital
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For more information about Vivo Philippines,
visit their website: www.vivo.com/ph
Like them on Facebook: Vivo Phil
Follow them on Twitter: @vivo_phil
Follow them on Instagram: @vivophil

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