Jollibee, namimigay ng free meals sa mga nasalanta ng wildfires sa Los Angeles

- Jollibee gave food to the casualties of the raging wildfires in Los Angeles

- In a video shared @ckaka_02 on TikTok, one could see a long table full of Jollibee meals

- There were many people who were lining up, waiting for their turn to receive a meal

- Those who were lining up come from different cultures and race

Jollibee offered free meals to those who were affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

A video shared by @ckaka_02 on TikTok and eventually re-shared by Pop Crave on X shows Jollibee crew distributing meals to the casualties of the LA fires.

Many Americans were lining up and one could see a long table full of Jollibee meals being distributed to the victims.

Indeed, the bayanihan spirit lives on.

The company earned positive comments on the platform.

Not only is this incredibly generous, but it's also a small price to pay to earn customers for GENERATIONS. These people's children's children will eat at Jollibee.

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Jollibee is awesome and the Filipino food is good! 🙌

For a country whose always been hit by all kinds of disasters like earthquake, typhoons and volcanic eruptions, we know how it feels so I am so glad to see the americans & other nations there feel the love and compassion from my fellowmen 🫰🇵🇭

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Source: KAMI.com.gh