Marian Rivera Supports Bantayan Back to Sea Project (Video)

Kapuso actress Marian Rivera supports one of the most impressive recovery and rehabilitation projects in Northern Cebu, particularly in the island of Bantayan, the Back to Sea Project.

Watch the video report on Marian Rivera’s Support to Back To Sea Project:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAKXGr8cOMQ

The 29-year-old Marian Rivera posted on her official Facebook Page on December 26, 2013 her support to the Bantayan Back to Sea Project. Marian Rivera’s Facebook page has a total of more than 3 million fans.

Here’s the post of Marian Rivera on Facebook:

A link of a previous report from GMA News was posted on Marian Rivera’s Facebook account. According to the report, Marian Rivera will coordinate with GMA Kapuso Foundation and the Bantayan Island (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation of Hotels Resorts Bars and Restaurants, the group behind the Bantayan Back to Sea Project.

Marian Rivera also posted an Instagram post on her official account urging his fans to support her cause to help rebuild the lives and livelihood of the people of Bantayan Island especially for those fishermen who lost their source of income.

The Instagram post of Marian Rivera call’s to support the Bantayan Back to Sea Project went viral online with more than 12.4K shares on Instagram. Marian Rivera has more than 462K followers on Instagram.

Here’s the post of Marian Rivera on Instagram:

Kapuso Adopt-a-Bangka Campaign ⛵ GMA Regional TV, in partnership with the Bantayan Island (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation of Hotels, Resorts, Bars, and Restaurants, Inc., helps rebuild and rehabilitate bangkas, a major tool of livelihood for local fisherfolk at the Island of Bantayan in Northern Cebu.

As GMA supports holistic and transformative rehabilitation of these affected communities, we support the Bantayan Back-to-Sea Project, through the Kapuso Adopt-a-Bangka campaign.

The info drive campaign helps provide long-term livelihood opportunities for the fishermen and local communities who were greatly affected by super-typhoon Yolanda. Rebuilding a typical bangka will cost between Php15,000.00–Php25,000.00 and can last for 15–20 years. I am personally inviting donors to join us in this cause.

Through the help of sponsors, the bangkas will be rebuilt and rehabilitated. These fishermen need their bangkas as well as fishing implements (hooks, nets, etc) so that they can help themselves, and in turn, help their communities.

Bantayan Back-to-Sea Project accepts donation through:

CASH: Fairbank Account Number: 001-02532-1 Account Name: Bantayan Island (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation of Hotels, Resorts, Bars and Restaurants, Inc. Fairbank Account through PNB with Account Number: 1431-00721-9 with Swiftcode: ABCMPHMM Account Name: Bantayan Island (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation of Hotels, Resorts, Bars and Restaurants, Inc. Please indicate via PNB Head Office, Manila CHECK: Payee: Bantayan Island (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation of Hotels, Resorts, Bars and Restaurants, Inc.

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