Netizens thank Heart for masks, groceries and cash to get through quarantine

After a short bout of anxiety ?and some negativity thrown her way, Heart Evangelista has turned her attention to helping whom she can at the time of COVID-19. And she's helping big time.

As of Wednesday, the Kapuso Queen of Creative Collaborations has been responding to individuals asking for her help on Twitter. Some have asked for masks and other supplies that were no longer available at their local stores, like diapers.

?Netizens have taken to Twitter to thank her for some provisions that have arrived at their doorstep.

Sana makatulong ???????? ingat ka ???????? https://t.co/5zlHqhPqrn

— LoveMarie O. Escudero (@heart021485) March 24, 2020

A Twitter user even posted the bags he took home from a grocery trip which he said was only “made possible” with Heart’s help. She replied to the tweet by saying: “I’m so happy. God bless you.”

I’m so happy ??God bless you :) https://t.co/NXDVner59U

— LoveMarie O. Escudero (@heart021485) March 21, 2020

But it's not all just Heart. The Kapuso celebrity was quick to thank establishments and her sponsors who've helped her in supplying food to medical front liners, as well as sleeping mats for relief operations.

Welcome ?????? Love from @uratexfoam Family???????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/ThKs7HnPy2

— LoveMarie O. Escudero (@heart021485) March 24, 2020

Big thank you to my @BonChon_PH family for sending food to our frontliners !?????? pic.twitter.com/bZvivw3myA

— LoveMarie O. Escudero (@heart021485) March 25, 2020

On Instagram, she's saluted front liners for their sacrifice.

“You are our heroes. Thank you for your service and bravery,” Heart wrote in one of her Instagram posts.

 

 

 

 

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Mahal Kong Sorsogon, help is coming and the next batch is already being prepared. Thank you @escuderochiz for working double time and for preparing all the necessities for Sorsogon. I’m also doing the best that I can to help from home while you are there. I miss you already but I know Sorsoganons need you more. Please stay safe, my love. ??? ? Ps: A big salute to all our frontliners. You are our heroes. Thank you for your service and bravery. ??????????

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Mar 22, 2020 at 5:56pm PDT

The Philippines already had 552 people already infected with COVID-19 as of Tuesday.

The country has been under a state of calamity since Monday, while the entire Luzon has been placed under enhanced community quarantine from March 17 to April 13. — Margaret Claire Layug/LA, GMA News