What began as a simple call to help has grown into a heartwarming wave of generosity as donations continue to pour in for the YES TO LOVE relief initiative of Beautéderm CEO and President Rei Anicoche Tan.
For Tan, the campaign is not about recognition but about the happiness of being able to reach families and individuals whose lives have been disrupted by the devastating floods in Pampanga.
The initiative recently turned over another 100 grocery packs and 100 sacks of rice to the Ripple of Hope Community, adding to the relief efforts for flood-affected families.
“One act of kindness can create a ripple of hope,” Tan said as she expressed her gratitude to the generous individuals and organizations that continue to support the campaign.
She also thanked donors, including Lingkod Lapid, for contributing rice to the relief drive, saying the growing number of families being helped has brought joy to everyone involved.
Tan’s own family became part of the effort from the very beginning. She and her children opened their piggy banks and pooled their collected coins to purchase groceries for affected families. She later offered her personal bags, shoes, clothes and even her children’s treasured watch collections for auction, with proceeds dedicated to flood relief.
The response has since grown, with friends, donors, community groups and partner organizations joining the initiative and turning individual acts of generosity into a collective effort.
Yes to Love also joined hands with Ripple of Hope Community, whose partnership helped bring additional food and rice to families in need.
Tan expressed appreciation to everyone who chose to participate—not only through donations, but also by helping amplify the message that people can make a difference simply by reaching out.
The campaign’s message remains simple: LOVE, SHARE, PRAY and ACT.
“There is no such thing as a small or big act of kindness. Every act of love matters,” Tan said, emphasizing that even the simplest gesture can give someone hope and perhaps a reason to smile again.
For the families receiving assistance, those gestures have become more than relief goods. They are reminders that they are not alone in facing the aftermath of the floods.
And for Tan and everyone who joined YES TO LOVE, the greatest reward is seeing that kindness reach those who need it most.
No agenda. No expectations. Just people helping people. One act of kindness at a time,




