I came up with a community program named "One For All, All For One," wherein the people in the specific community will know how to resolve their financial problems. When I was a kid, my mom always watched Eat Bulaga. In brainstorming this PETA, I am once reminded by the "Juan For All, All For Juan." Juan for All, All for Juan is a TV show which showcases the singing talents of the dabarkads in the chosen barangay. It shows the need for a common family and a chance to start their lives again—a jump start to having a much more stable way of living. Eat Bulaga's Juan for All, All for Juan is to collect plastics that are mainly for disposal. They will recycle these plastics into a school armchair and give those chairs to schools that are needed them most. Just like Eat Bulaga, I want to help my "kabarangay." Eat Bulaga helps a lot of Filipino people. They give hope, and they enrich the lives of a lot of ordinary Filipino families.
Conclusion
As a human being, I am also having difficulty saving money because I love to eat, and I am easily "nabubudol" especially in Shopee. I always heard, "It's really hard to make a living." I heard them in movies and the people surrounding me. We, Filipinos, have this kind of mindset "bahala na" and "mamaya na/sa susunod na lang" and these are not right. We must start saving our money for the future. We must plan and see ahead of time. To be able to run in the long run. We did help not only ourselves but also our economy. If we put our minds to it, we can surely achieve it. I love these quotes, "Save money, and money will save you," and "Being in control of your finances is a great stress reliever." So, what are you waiting for, my kabarangay? Let's start saving money!