by FFE Entertainment News staff

Good news overcomes the recent catastrophes wrought by typhoons Labuyo, Maring and monsoon rains. Celebrities have been pouring into affected areas and asking their followers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for additional aid.

TV network giants, namely ABS-CBN’s Sagip Kapamilya, TV5’s Tulong Kapatid ng Alagang Kapatid Foundation, and GMA7’s GMA Kapuso Foundation, have sent relief for victims of the storms. On the other hand, photos of celebrities continue to flood social media sites in a bid to inspire more help.

KC Concepcion has asked for volunteers via Twitter as she embarks on a relief operation alongside Judy Ann Santos. Ai-Ai delas Alas, the Queen of Comedy, posted photos on Instagram of her packaged donations to Saint Peter Church.

Kris Aquino and her siblings Ballsy, Pinky, and Viel have helped distribute relief goods to communities in Parañaque. Angel Locsin partnered with Red Cross to distribute goods to evacuation centers.

Divine Lee and partner Victor Basa have repacked grocery items with friends to be sent to evacuation centers. Young stars Enzo Pineda and Louise delos Reyes meanwhile have bought grocery items for donation to GMA Kapuso Foundation. Kim Chiu presented cooked food in one relief center.

Kim Chiu in a relief center photo from Instagram post by haidzfernandez

Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera were seen together in Roxas District, Quezon City distributing food to victims. The food was supposed to be for the crew of the soap Genesis, but they decided to distribute the items. After this, Marian returned to GMA Network Center to volunteer for a telethon organized by the network. Marian again volunteered the following day in a relief operation in Pasay City. She has refused to give an interview on why she’s been joining volunteer efforts.

Marian and Angel extends a helping hand.  Photo from: PEP.ph

Amidst flood and torrential rains, Filipinos still have something to smile about as photos from social media sites display.

Video disc jockey Joey Mead remarked in her Instagram account that the watery streets were comparable to Venice’s canals.

Nadine Samonte reposted a photo via Twitter of a funny poster based on the American horror film The Conjuring.