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News Summary The Push Laundry officially launches as a social enterprise supporting Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) Initiative is a collaboration among House with No Steps Foundation, ELS, BigZe, and LG Electronics Laundry earnings will directly support PWD employment, programs, and organizational funding LG Commercial Laundry solutions power the operations The Push Laundry, a social enterprise designed to provide sustainable livelihood opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), has officially launched through a collaboration among House with No Steps Foundation (HWNSF), ELS, BigZe Corporation, and LG Electronics Philippines. The initiative builds on earlier efforts to create inclusive employment pathways and now formally establishes Push Laundry as an operating livelihood project that directly supports PWD employment and programs. The project aims to demonstrate how inclusive business models can generate both commercial viability and social impact, with laundry earnings help...

Nearly 1,000 Grab delivery-partners and MOVE IT rider-partners have signed up in the pilot rollout of the ARK’s flagship community exchange program ‘Feed Back’ Grab Philippines and MOVE IT have partnered with social impact innovator ARK Solves to launch a community-led food security program aimed at helping gig worker communities build more sustainable and self-reliant food sources. At the center of the partnership is Feed Back, ARK Solves’ flagship community exchange program that enables families to grow fresh produce at home and share excess harvests with their neighbors, helping strengthen food access at the community level. The collaboration comes amid continuing concerns over food security in the Philippines. While government data showed food inflation easing to 0.7 percent in January 2026, down from 1.2 percent in December 2025 and 4.0 percent a year earlier, the Department of Agriculture said the gains remain fragile and could easily be undone by renewed supply disruptions. Grab...

If your group chats have quietly rebranded themselves into “Siargao 2.0” or “Japan 2026,” that’s usually the cue: summer planning has officially begun. Flights are being shared. Leave credits are being filed. Outfit mood boards are slowly taking shape.  But here’s what’s different in 2026: trips don’t feel like spontaneous splurges anymore, they feel intentional. According to recent findings, Millennials and Gen Z travelers aren’t just spending on travel. They’re planning earlier, booking more deliberately, and mapping out itineraries months ahead. Vacations are being treated as something to build toward, not just swipe for. Financial preparation is becoming part of the process, right alongside Pinterest boards and shared spreadsheets. That’s where Maya — the country’s #1 Digital Bank and leading all-in-one fintech platform — fits naturally into the picture. Because as the plans take shape, the travel fund should too. Build the Fund Before You Book Stress-free travelers don’t start...