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MANDALUYONG CITY — The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) received a donation worth €10,000, equivalent to Php 691,710, from Siemens Energy during a turnover ceremony held on January 22, 2026. The contribution will support PRC’s humanitarian operations, enabling the organization to further strengthen its disaster response and essential services for vulnerable communities across the country.

Siemens Energy’s delegation was led by Mr. Benedicto F. Estepa, Managing Director, and Mr. Ralf Wiegel, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer. As part of the visit, the delegation toured the PRC Operations Center, where they gained insights into how the organization responds during emergencies, its ongoing and recent humanitarian operations, and its long-term recovery initiatives, including housing projects for disaster-affected families.

The delegation was also briefed on PRC’s rolling assets and wide range of services, including healthcare, welfare support, and emergency response operations, all aimed at ensuring that assistance reaches families in need, even in the most remote and disaster-stricken areas.

Mr. Estepa emphasized the importance of the partnership between Siemens Energy and the Philippine Red Cross, noting their shared commitment to service and protection. “The partnership between Siemens Energy and the Philippine Red Cross is very important. Both parties serve, value, and protect the industry and the people. While the Philippine Red Cross focuses more on the people, we concentrate on serving the industry. And as we all know, the industry and the people are part of the community, so helping and providing aid are shared visions between the two parties—which I believe is a very noble deed.”

Meanwhile, Mr. Wiegel underscored Siemens Energy’s commitment to responsible corporate citizenship in the Philippines. “Siemens Energy would like to play a positive corporate role in the Philippines. Supporting the Philippine Red Cross with the setup you have is the most efficient way to reach those in need, as we alone cannot do it; we do not have the resources or the infrastructure. That is why we need an organization like the Philippine Red Cross to better channel our assistance. This organization also knows exactly what affected communities need at first sight. So, if other private institutions would like to help, I would definitely recommend the Philippine Red Cross.”

PRC Chairman and CEO Richard J. Gordon expressed his appreciation for Siemens Energy’s donation and support. “Siemens Energy helps make the world go round by powering industries, communities, and progress. And they extend that power beyond energy and into humanitarian action through their donation to the Philippine Red Cross. We are deeply grateful to Siemens Energy for choosing to stand with us in our mission of humanity and for helping ensure that lifesaving assistance reaches families in need, especially during times of disaster,” said PRC Chairman and CEO Richard J. Gordon.

PRC Secretary General Dr. Gwendolyn Pang likewise conveyed her gratitude, emphasizing the impact of Siemens Energy and PRC’s partnership in sustaining humanitarian efforts. “We sincerely thank Siemens Energy for their donation. This act of generosity and kindness allows the Philippine Red Cross to remain true to its mantra: always first, always ready, and always there for the affected communities, and families whose dignities are damaged by their losses,” Pang said.

Through partnerships with organizations such as Siemens Energy, the Philippine Red Cross continues to enhance its capacity to deliver timely, effective, and compassionate humanitarian assistance to those most in need.

The Philippine Red Cross (PRC), under the support of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (ICRC), is supporting the government-led Ligtas Tigdas: Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (MR-SIA), a nationwide effort to protect millions of Filipino children from measles and rubella, two highly contagious and potentially deadly diseases.

The campaign will be conducted in two phases. Phase 1 runs from January 19 to February 13, 2026, covering Mindanao and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), while Phase 2 will be implemented in Luzon and the Visayas in June 2026. During the first phase, the campaign aims to reach 800 communities and vaccinate over 50,000 children through 66 vaccination teams made up of PRC trained staff and volunteers.

As an auxiliary to the government in the humanitarian field, the Philippine Red Cross will mobilize volunteers and staff to support community engagement, health promotion, and coordination at vaccination sites, particularly in vulnerable and hard-to-reach areas. 

“Measles and rubella remain a serious threat to children, especially in communities with limited access to health services. Through Ligtas Tigdas, we are working with our partners to help ensure that no child is left unprotected. Vaccination saves lives, and this campaign is a vital step toward preventing avoidable illness and death,” said PRC Chairman & CEO Richard J. Gordon. 

“Our strength lies in our presence at the community level. By working alongside health workers and local governments, our volunteers help build trust and encourage parents to bring their children to vaccination sites. This is how we protect communities before outbreaks happen,” said PRC Secretary General Dr. Gwen Pang.

The Ligtas Tigdas campaign targets children aged 6 to 59 months and aims to protect them from severe complications, hospitalization, and death caused by measles and rubella.

The Philippine Red Cross continues to support national and local efforts to strengthen public health, disaster preparedness, and community resilience, guided by its humanitarian mandate to prevent and alleviate human suffering wherever it is found. Individuals interested in similar campaigns are encouraged to visit the nearest PRC Chapter or contact the PRC Hotline 143 for more information. The Philippine Red Cross remains Always First, Always Ready, and Always There.

MANDALUYONG CITY — On 19 January 2026, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) received a donation of Php 150,000 in cash and 20 sets of solar lights from the Embassy of Malaysia in Manila and the Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industries Philippines (MCCI) to support communities in Cebu affected by the recent earthquake and typhoons.

The Embassy of Malaysia and the MCCI has long been a reliable humanitarian partner of the Philippine Red Cross, extending support during major emergencies, including previous in-kind donations for families affected by typhoons and floods. The provision of solar lights reflects a shared focus on practical and sustainable solutions that help improve safety and living conditions, especially during power outages and disaster response operations.

“This donation reflects ASEAN solidarity in action. Through the support of the Embassy of Malaysia and the MCCI, we are able to extend timely, life-saving assistance to more communities in need.” said PRC Chairman and CEO Richard J. Gordon. 

“This generous support from the Malaysian Embassy and the MCCI means we can be there for more families when disaster strikes. Every donation helps us reach people in their most urgent moments and show them they’re not alone,” said PRC Secretary General Dr. Gwen Pang.

“We appreciate the work of the Philippine Red Cross across the country, especially in Cebu. When we went on the ground, we saw firsthand how often disasters strike here and we clearly saw the PRC actively responding and present on the ground,” said Malaysian Ambassador to the Philippines H.E. Dato’ Abdul Malik Melvin Castelino Anthony.

“While the financial aid assists with immediate needs, the solar lights represent our commitment to disaster response and preparedness. In the wake of disasters, light becomes more than just a utility—it also becomes safety, security, and hope. Through this, the Malaysian community stands in solidarity with the Philippines, especially the communities affected by the earthquake and typhoons in Cebu,” said MCCI President How Han Hui.

The Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industries Philippines is the first ASEAN member country to establish a business chamber in the Philippines. It has continuously engaged the Malaysian private sector in supporting humanitarian and development initiatives, demonstrating the important role of businesses in humanitarian action.

The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) and Japan’s Tokushukai Medical Group are exploring collaboration to bring advanced cancer treatment technologies to the Philippines following a strategic meeting at the PRC National Headquarters in Mandaluyong City.

The Tokushukai delegation was led by Dr. Shuzo Kobayashi, Ph.D., Executive Managing Director of Tokushukai Medical Group and President & CEO of Shonan Kamakura General Hospital, together with Ms. Meg Ohashi, R.N., BSN, h-MBA, Chief Strategic Officer of Shonan Kamakura General Hospital; Dr. Kenji Shuto, MPH, Vice Governor of Kanagawa Prefecture; and Mr. Kiyoshi Wakamiya, Advisor of Tokushukai Medical Corporation.

Discussions focused on PRC’s plans to develop a new hospital along EDSA and on expanding access to cutting-edge cancer care for Filipinos through international partnerships.

PRC is opening pathways to access leading-edge oncology technologies, including Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT)—a highly targeted Japanese cancer treatment that allows a boron-based medicine to concentrate in cancer cells and be activated by a controlled neutron beam for about 30 minutes, destroying cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue. Unlike conventional radiation therapy, BNCT can often be completed in a single session and is currently available in only about 10–11 facilities worldwide.

The partnership also explores X-ray IMRT (TomoTherapy) and Proton Therapy, both advanced radiation treatments now considered first-line options for many pediatric and hard-to-treat cancers.

PRC Chairman and CEO Richard J. Gordon said, “This will be a game changer for cancer care in the Philippines. Through this partnership, we are bringing the most advanced, life-saving technologies closer to Filipinos—especially those who have long been denied access to world-class treatment.”

Shonan Kamakura General Hospital, a tertiary acute-care institution, provides advanced radiation therapies and is preparing to initiate BNCT, while Tokushukai Medical Group operates approximately 90 hospitals and over 340 medical, nursing, and welfare facilities across Japan.

CEBU CITY — The Philippine Red Cross (PRC), in partnership with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), started a two-day relief distribution on 14–15 January 2026, providing Php 12.34 million worth of humanitarian assistance to 1,800 families across Bogo and San Remigio.

Under the leadership of PRC Chairman & CEO Richard Gordon, the PRC has now provided around Php 1 billion in assistance to Cebu communities affected by disasters over the years. For Typhoon Haiyan alone, PRC has given over Php 627 million worth of aid with 8,671 houses built, 8,354 families given livelihood assistance, 2,506 families receiving cash grants, along with the distribution of food and non-food items worth Php 119 million. Then, in Typhoon Odette, about Php 73 million was given as assistance consisting of 70 houses built, 1,263 shelters repaired, 500 families given livelihood assistance, 2,933 families receiving cash grants, and the distribution of food and non-food items worth Php 22 million. Apart from this, PRC’s developmental projects in Cebu have reached over Php 265 million.

“The Philippine Red Cross has always been in Cebu, ready to help every time disaster strikes. Over the years, we have provided over Php 1 billion worth of assistance to communities across the region, and we will continue to stand by the people of Cebu whenever they need us. As kababayans, we should all strive to help each other. Just as PRC has helped Cebu, it is my hope that the people of Cebu also help others in their time of need,” said Chairman Gordon.

As part of PRC’s recovery operations for Cebu after the magnitude 6.9 earthquake and Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi), PRC extended assistance to 489 families in Bogo City, distributing non-food items and emergency shelter materials at the Don Celestino Sports Complex in Barangay Taytayan. Families from Barangays Anonang Sur and Marangog received jerry cans, hygiene kits, sleeping kits, tarpaulins, and shelter tool kits, amounting to Php 2.9 million in aid.

In the Municipality of San Remigio, the PRC distributed multipurpose cash grants (MPCGs) worth Php 8.3 million to 1,083 families from Barangays Calambua, San Miguel, and Tacup at the Barangay San Miguel Covered Court. These cash grants are designed to supplement previous assistance and provide families with support that can be used immediately to address their most urgent needs and help them get back on their feet.

In Cebu City, Emergency Shelter Assistance (ESA) was provided to 228 families, including 119 families in Barangay Binaliw and 109 families in Barangay Lusaran. This assistance totaled Php 1.14 million.

“Behind every distribution is a coordinated effort by PRC staff, volunteers, and local partners. Our goal is not just to deliver aid, but to ensure that families feel supported and not alone in their recovery,” said PRC Secretary General Dr. Gwen Pang.

Also in attendance during the distribution were IFRC Head of Delegation Sanjeev Kafley, Bogo City Mayor Maria Cielo “Mayel” Martinez, and other local government officials. 

The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) has successfully concluded its full-scale humanitarian operations for the Feast of Jesus Nazarene, one of the country’s largest religious gatherings, following the completion of the procession on January 10, 2026. The image arrived at Quiapo Church at 10:52 AM, marking the end of a nearly 31-hour procession—the longest in Philippine history—with a participation of 9.64M devotees, as reported by the Quiapo Church Command Post.

From January 8 until 11:00 AM on January 10, PRC staff and volunteers have been working tirelessly to provide assistance to devotees and keep the Feast of Jesus Nazarene safe for all.

PRC medical teams in First Aid Stations across the procession’s routes catered to 1288 patients. A total of 629 individuals underwent vital signs monitoring, while 622 patients were treated for minor conditions such as dizziness, minor wounds, abrasions, sprains, burns, contusions, fever, and lacerations. 17 patients required major medical intervention due to conditions including deep lacerations, fractures, deformities, shortness of breath, and severe pain. 20 patients were transported to hospitals across Metro Manila for further treatment.

Meanwhile, the PRC Emergency Field Hospital (EFH) at Kartilya ng Katipunan provided care to 44 patients, with 34 treated and discharged for minor conditions and 10 transported to nearby hospitals. Patients were received through walk-ins, PRC ambulance referrals, and other responding groups like the Department of Health who referred 6 patients.

In addition to medical services, PRC extended welfare assistance to 2,204 individuals, including the distribution of 2,075 food packs, psychological support services, family tracing, referrals, and free communication assistance to help devotees reconnect with loved ones.

As part of its WASH operations, PRC distributed 1,300 liters of potable water and 10,000 liters of domestic water, serving 2,950 individuals to help prevent dehydration and maintain sanitation throughout the prolonged procession.

“This has been the most difficult Traslación in Philippine history. The procession lasted almost 31 hours and faced unexpected challenges. Yet, despite these obstacles, our team pressed on tirelessly, working over 48 hours on the ground to ensure the safety of the people. To all our volunteers and staff, I salute you. You make the impossible possible, and the Filipino people are fortunate to have your dedication in every mission you undertake,” said PRC Chairman and CEO Richard Gordon.

“With the help and hard work of everyone, the Philippine Red Cross was able to cater to over 1200 patients in our First Aid stations, more than 2000 were given welfare assistance, and over 40 were admitted to our Emergency Field Hospital. To all the volunteers, may the feast be a testament to what our faith can do,” said PRC Secretary General Dr. Gwen Pang.

The Philippine Red Cross extends its gratitude to its volunteers, partner agencies, and the public for their cooperation and support, reaffirming its commitment to humanitarian service, even during major national events.

MANDALUYONG CITY — The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) celebrated International Volunteer Day (IVD) 2025 on December 6 at the PRC Logistics & Multipurpose Center in Mandaluyong City, gathering thousands of RC 143 volunteers from chapters nationwide, both onsite and online. Although IVD is globally celebrated on the fifth of December, PRC moved its celebration to December 6 to allow volunteers to travel safely, avoid heavy traffic, and participate fully.

This year’s theme, “PRC 143 Volunteers In Every Barangay: Local Everywhere. Every Contribution Counts” emphasizes how volunteers serve their own neighborhoods yet create a nationwide humanitarian impact, regardless of how small or big the act of service or volunteerism is. The Rizal and Quezon City Chapters recorded the highest turnout of attendees. Moreover, the celebration was hosted by Sam Oh, a Korean TV and radio personality who has lived in the Philippines for two decades and who proudly volunteers with PRC.

In his message, PRC Chairman and CEO Richard J. Gordon honored the vital role of volunteers, stating, “Everything we accomplish—from reaching remote communities to responding swiftly in times of crisis—is possible because of our volunteers’ unwavering dedication. They are our eyes, arms, and legs on the ground, bringing relief, restoring dignity, and offering hope to those affected by disasters. While today is dedicated to honoring them, we truly celebrate them every day as heroes who put others first before themselves.”

PRC Secretary General Gwendolyn T. Pang also echoed this tribute in her welcome remarks, saying, “The movement has always been built on ordinary people who choose to act extraordinarily for others. Here in the Philippines, volunteerism runs deep in our culture—the ‘bayanihan’. In the Philippine Red Cross, the spirit of volunteerism comes alive through our volunteers who respond first and stay longest—whether in rescue, relief, health promotion, disease prevention, or in providing water, blood, welfare services, psychosocial support, and many more services to affected communities.”

PRC celebrates International Volunteer Day 2025 and promotes PRC's Safe Card Program (Photo Courtesy of PRC Communications).

The ceremony continued with messages and reflections from PRC governors and partners. Gov. Ernesto S. Isla, Chairman of the Quezon City Chapter, led the opening prayer, followed by the reading of the Seven Fundamental Principles by Gov. Edward Thomas F. Joson of the Nueva Ecija Chapter. Sanjeev Kumar Kafley, Head of Delegation of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), delivered a special message recognizing the unwavering strength of PRC’s volunteer base. Gov. Elizabeth S. Zavalla, Chairperson of the Volunteer Service Committee, led volunteers in a pledge of commitment, while Gov. Corazon Alma G. De Leon delivered the closing message. Chapter administrators also expressed their chapters’ renewed commitments to humanitarian service for the coming year, stating their target numbers for Safecard and volunteer memberships.

The event likewise strengthened PRC’s visibility and promoted the PRC Safecard Membership Program, a one-year personal accident assistance coverage designed for emergencies, accidents, health crises, and disasters.

At the heart of the celebration were the PRC volunteers themselves—people who are the backbone of the RC 143 system, the lifeblood of community preparedness, and the force behind countless preparedness, response, and recovery operations across the country. Their presence in every barangay ensures that humanitarian service begins at the community level and radiates outward, proving that volunteerism rooted locally can transform lives everywhere. Their dedication reflects the deep Filipino spirit of bayanihan, which continues to strengthen PRC’s humanitarian mission and vision.

This year’s International Volunteer Day reaffirmed the indispensable role of PRC volunteers whose local actions create life-changing impact nationwide—embodying the true essence of being locally everywhere, significantly contributing to the betterment of humanity.

For any emergencies, call the PRC Hotline #143.

The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) proudly partnered once again with Bombo Radyo Philippines and Bombo Radyo Philippines Foundation, Inc. for Dugong Bombo 2025: A Little Pain, A Life to Gain, the largest single-day bloodletting activity in the country. The nationwide event was held on November 15, 2025 (Saturday) across 25 major locations, supported by 32 fully digitalized AM and FM stations.

An annual event widely recognized as the country’s biggest one-day voluntary bloodletting initiative, Dugong Bombo demonstrated the power of collective action with a humanitarian purpose. In past runs, the efforts of Bombo Radyo Philippines, Bombo Radyo Philippines Foundation, Inc. and everyone who supported the event helped replenish the national blood supply by collecting around 2.1 million cc of blood—equivalent to 2,081 liters, 550 gallons, or 10 drums of lifesaving blood.

Despite the recent earthquakes and typhoons, Dugong Bombo 2025 achieved a new record in blood collection. By the end of the event, a total of 4,657 bags of blood had been gathered—equivalent to approximately 2.1 million cc of blood, 2,095.65 liters, 553.61 gallons, or 10 full drums of lifesaving blood.

A bag of blood collected during Dugong Bombo 2025 at Robinson's Galleria Ortigas. (Photo Courtesy: PRC Communications Office)

In a short interview with Dugong Bombo 2025 host Rizelle Ann Escano—more popularly known as Star DJ Gaby of 102.7 Star FM—she mentioned how partnerships with different organizations like the Philippine Red Cross makes events like Dugong Bombo 2025 impactful within the community.

“Here at Dugong Bombo, different groups and organizations come together for a single cause. With other blood donation projects, there’s usually only focus on either one or two groups and it’s only organized by one organization. But for Bombo Radyo Philippines Foundation, Inc. we invited a lot of groups like Rotary, Tau Gamma, PNP, BFP, even the AFP. While the groups involved are really different, they all have one goal: to help save lives—and that’s being done here at Dugong Bombo 2025,” said Star DJ Gaby.

PRC Chairman and CEO Dick Gordon acknowledged the longstanding partnership between PRC and Bombo Radyo Philippines Foundation, noting how the project strengthens the nation’s blood supply chain. “Every bag of blood collected is a lifeline for someone in need. Dugong Bombo shows what everyone is capable of achieving when media, volunteers, and communities unite for humanitarian service.”

During the event, PRC’s National Blood Services teams were mobilized to ensure safe and efficient screening, collection, and processing of donated blood in all participating sites. 

The Philippine Red Cross is Always First, Always Ready, and Always There for communities in need. For any emergencies, you may call the PRC Hotline #143.

If you’re interested in making a donation, visit our website: https://redcross.org.ph/ways-to-donate/ 

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Chairman and CEO Richard Gordon attended the Blessing Ceremony and Inauguration of the UP-PGH Department of Radiology, Division of Radiation Oncology’s new linear accelerators—the Vital Beam (LINAC 2) and Radixact System (LINAC 3)—held at the Philippine General Hospital on November 7, 2025.

Invited by UP-PGH Director Dr. Gerardo Legaspi and Division Head of Radiation Oncology Dr. Edilberto Joaquin Fragante Jr., the event marked a significant advancement in radiation therapy and cancer care at the UP-Philippine General Hospital. The new linear accelerators are expected to enhance the precision and effectiveness of radiation therapy, allowing the hospital to serve more patients with advanced treatment options.

Representing the Philippine Red Cross, PRC Secretary General Dr. Gwen Pang and Assistant Secretary General and National Blood Services Director Dr. Christie Monina Nalupta joined Chairman Gordon in celebrating with medical professionals and hospital administrators for this incredible milestone in Philippine healthcare. Also present during the event were UP Manila Chancellor Dr. Michael Tee and OIC-Assistant Secretary of the Department of Health Dr. Albert Francis Domingo.

During Dr. Gap Legaspi’s speech, he thanked PRC Chairman Richard Gordon for his push for a senate resolution for technologies like LINAC 2 and LINAC 3 to be present within the Philippine General Hospital back in his time as a senator. 

“When we were asked what needs of the university should be addressed, we mentioned all the academic ones, including the hospital. When asked about the priority, we mentioned the linear accelerator, and Senator Gordon asked ‘how many units do you need?’ I said we need four to service the catchment area of PGH. So on that day, there was a resolution to give one linear accelerator per year to PGH,” said Dr. Legaspi. 

When asked to deliver a surprise speech, Chairman Gordon commended UP-PGH’s continuous efforts to expand access to quality healthcare: “Let me congratulate the doctors, nurses, and medical staff of UP-PGH for your dedicated service and great leadership. This is a tremendous step to bringing modern medicine to our people.”

The Philippine Red Cross continues to stand alongside the medical community in promoting accessible and life-saving healthcare for all. Just recently, four PRC scholars from UP-College of Medicine successfully passed the Physician Licensure Examination (PLE). 

The PRC remains Always First, Always Ready, and Always There in the service of humanity. For any emergencies, contact the PRC Hotline #143.

As the country commemorates the historic Super Typhoon Haiyan this November, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) highlights the noteworthy accomplishments of its response, recovery, and resilience programs in the affected areas. One of the worst-hit provinces was Capiz. The Philippine Red Cross shared that overall, it provided PhP448.6 million in recovery interventions in the province.

“We are globally acknowledged as one of the leading Red Cross societies. In the aftermath of the Haiyan disaster, we demonstrated our capacity to gather support from numerous Red Cross and Red Crescent (RCRC) societies globally and effectively distribute aid to various provinces. The Haiyan incident underscored the reputation of Red Cross as a dependable organization, solidifying its position as the preferred partner,” said Richard “Dick” Gordon, Chairman and CEO of the PRC.

Aside from the PRC, the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, the German Red Cross, the Hong Kong Red Cross, the Singapore Red Cross, and the Swiss Red Cross implemented the humanitarian assistance program in Capiz.

The RCRC Movement built 7,233 homes for displaced people, provided livelihood training and cash assistance to 6,945 households, built WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) facilities in 24 schools, reconstructed or constructed 12 health facilities, and built 25 classrooms.

Dr. Gwen Pang, Secretary-General of the Philippine Red Cross (PRC), said that the PRC assumed control by allocating various national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to the impacted provinces and cities, implementing a coordinated intervention program.

Super Typhoon Haiyan affected over 16 million people in more than 600 municipalities and cities. It displaced more than 800,000 families. The PRC mounted a P4.9 billion recovery program, benefiting over 390,000 families across 10 provinces and cities.

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