Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) was recognized with the Blood Services Platinum Award by the Philippine Red Cross for its unwavering commitment and continuing support in the promotion of voluntary blood donation and in the organization of mobile blood donation drives. Over the past five years, MMPC has contributed a total of 896 blood units from its initiatives.
With 207 bags contributed in 2024 alone, equivalent to 93,150cc of blood, the Laguna Chapter of Red Cross also presented a platinum recognition to the company. The award was conferred during the Philippine Red Cross Blood Donation Recognition and Awarding Ceremony held at the Santa Rosa City Auditorium.
The event, themed “Give Blood, Give Hope: Together We Save Lives,” celebrated the vital role of corporate and individual donors in advancing the Red Cross’ mission of saving lives. MMPC’s contribution was among the highest in its category, reflecting the company’s deep-rooted advocacy for health, safety, and social responsibility.
This recognition highlights not only the scale of MMPC’s donations but also the compassion and volunteerism of its workforce. Three MMPC employees – Kevin Reglos, Joselle Memije, Gerardo Yamsuan and a former employee, Dominador Advincula, Jr., were also honored for their consistent personal contributions, donating more than a gallon of blood each to the cause, exemplifying the values of solidarity and care that the company upholds.
The Philippine Red Cross continues to rally support nationwide for voluntary, non-remunerated blood donation, an essential lifeline for thousands in need. MMPC’s continued participation in this initiative reinforces its commitment to meaningful partnerships and to making a lasting difference in the communities it serves.
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