To a group of women in Metro Manila, food, water, clothes and medicines are not the only things needed by the people who endured the wrath of super typhoon Yolanda. The victims also need clean undies. And so, the “great panty drive” was born.
The drive was started by Sheila Juan Catilo, her sister Stef Juan and friend Paula Virata. The women asked people to donate clean undergarments (panties, briefs, bras, and children’s undies) for the victims of the calamity.
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