Puregold pours streaming revenues to aid schools in remote areas

Title Puregold's Pusong Panalo Harnessing YouTube Revenues for Empowerment

As a leading retail chain in the Philippines, Puregold has been making waves in the digital landscape through its popular YouTube channel. What may not be as well-known is that the company's streaming revenues are being invested in a program that supports public schools in remote areas, providing vital assistance to underprivileged communities.

The Pusong Panalo Program

Puregold President Vincent Co initiated the allocation of earnings from the YouTube channel towards this noble cause. The Pusong Panalo Program aims to provide support for public schools in distant regions through classroom renovations, building repairs, and solar panel installation.

Transparency and Accountability

What sets Puregold apart is its commitment to transparency and accountability. Every view, share, and engagement on the channel now directly contributes to creating a brighter future for students in remote areas. By dedicating our streaming revenues to the Pusong Panalo Program, we are giving our digital audience a deeper purpose, Co explained.

A Platform for Positive Change

Puregold's YouTube channel has evolved from being solely an entertainment platform to a driving force for social impact. With over 307,000 subscribers and a strong following on the platform, Puregold is using its influence to make a tangible difference in the lives of students in remote areas.

Innovative Social Impact

Puregold's latest move marks a significant foray into social impact, demonstrating how innovative retail strategies can lead to long-term commitments to supporting underprivileged communities. By marrying its retailtainment venture with its Pusong Panalo Program, Puregold is paving the way for other companies to follow suit.

Conclusion

The Pusong Panalo Program serves as a testament to how corporate social responsibility can be integrated into daily operations. As Puregold continues to grow and evolve, it will be exciting to see how its commitment to empowering remote schools develops and expands in the years to come.

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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