Ogie Diaz lists years of charity work in message addressed to Greco Belgica

• Ogie Diaz shared a pointed message for Greco Belgica through his Instagram Stories
• The post detailed Ogie’s long-standing support for medical and charitable foundations
• He cited his involvement in blood donation and cancer patient assistance programs
• The message sparked online discussion about advocacy, contribution, and public service

Ogie Diaz once again drew public attention after posting a strongly worded yet detailed message addressed to Greco Belgica on his Instagram Stories, outlining his years of involvement in charitable work and social causes.

In the post, Diaz directly addressed Belgica and cited specific initiatives he has supported over the years.

He began by mentioning blood donation efforts.

"Dear Mr. Belgica, pag need mo po ng libreng dugo, meron po kaming 'Dugong Alay, Dugtong Buhay.'"

Diaz went on to explain that his support for the blood donation foundation dates back several years.

He stated, "2018 pa po akong naka-support sa foundation na ito financially."

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The showbiz columnist and talent manager emphasized that his contributions were not recent or performative, but part of a long-standing commitment.

He also highlighted his involvement in helping brea*st cancer patients, particularly those who cannot afford chemotherapy.

Diaz shared, "Pag me indigent brea*st cancer patients kang hindi mo kayang ipa-chemo, meron po kaming Kasuso Foundation na nasa tabi lang po ng East Ave Medical Center."

He added that his financial support for the foundation started years earlier.

Diaz noted, "2007 pa po ako tumutulong doon financially at may quarterly Christmas party din kami para sa almost 800 patients na isinasagawa naming."

His message underscored both financial assistance and personal involvement in activities for patients.

Diaz concluded his post by encouraging Belgica to verify the information.

"Google mo po, baka andun po yung name ko, makita nyo po."

"Okay na po ba sa inyo ang ambag ko?" he asked.

The post quickly circulated online, prompting reactions from netizens who discussed the role of private citizens and public figures in advocacy and charitable work.

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As of this writing, Belgica has not publicly responded to Diaz’s message.

Ogie Diaz is a well-known personality in the entertainment world, having worn multiple hats as an actor, comedian, reporter, and talent manager. He remains widely remembered for his role as “Pekto” in the classic sitcom Palibhasa Lalaki. Today, he reaches a massive audience through his YouTube program Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update, where viewers turn to him for candid and up-to-date discussions on showbiz. Known for his frankness, he openly shares his views on entertainment matters and, at times, political issues as well.

Recently, Ogie celebrated his daughter Erin’s birthday with a heartfelt yet lighthearted Facebook post. In it, he jokingly addressed the “nepo baby” label often directed at her, while expressing pride in how she has handled online criticism with resilience. He also reassured Erin of his full support as she pursues her goals and praised her growing confidence, highlighting her recent shoot with Envi Skin Beauty & Wellness.

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Ogie also spoke about his decision to temporarily stop the blind items segment on his show. While the segment had been popular among viewers, he admitted that it sometimes led to misunderstandings and strained relationships with people he personally knew. Ultimately, he said stepping away from that format was a conscious choice, as preserving friendships mattered more to him than fueling speculation or controversy.

Source: KAMI.com.gh