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Aired (February 22, 2025):  Ano ang kuwento sa likod ng pamimigay ng sako-sakong bigas ng isang Filipino-Korean family sa Pampanga? Ang buong detalye, alamin sa video. #GoodNews   Hosted by Vicky Morales, ‘Good News’ is a weekly newscast that rounds up the trending feel-good stories in the Philippines and offers D-I-Y fashion tips and affordable healthy recipes for Kapuso viewers on a budget. #GoodNews

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00:00The price of buying rice for us Filipinos is very high.

00:05So do you believe that these bags of rice

00:10instead of being sold, are just given for free to others?

00:15Where is that coming from?

00:18We met the Cheong, a Filipino-Korean family from Angeles City, Pampanga.

00:25Cez Nanda and her Korean husband, Jong Soo, are Filipinos.

00:30They own businesses in retail, food, accommodation, and more.

00:36Their two children, Jezzy and Seya, were given a good life.

00:42Their family really likes to collect happy memories

00:47that they upload online.

00:49We have to be realistic about our situation.

00:53She said that we can upload videos on social media

00:56so I can remember my children even if I'm not here.

01:00I always feel sorry. That's why I do my best for my daughter.

01:04They didn't expect that many people would enjoy their videos

01:09and that many followers would join them online.

01:13But their family's perspective changed during the pandemic.

01:18At that time, quarantine was very strict.

01:21We asked ourselves, can we do something about it?

01:24Can we help other people?

01:26So the first thing we did was to make sandwiches in a very simple way

01:30and then we share with other people.

01:32Until an outreach program at a school,

01:35reality-checked Jezzy, who was 8 years old at the time.

01:41They went to a public school to ask for help.

01:45There was a big difference from international school to public school.

01:48The two of them were surprised.

01:50Why is their CR like this?

01:52Why do they share in one book?

01:54Why is there less food during recess?

01:56Why is there no uniform?

01:58That's what made them curious.

02:00They have to suffer in the heat for a while.

02:03I don't have to worry about a break,

02:06like if I have food or not.

02:08But when I sat in there...

02:16But I enjoy it now,

02:18because I know I help a lot of students my age and other grades and ages.

02:24This is where she asked for help from her parents to help others.

02:29Then when I was 8, I told my mom the idea of giving people,

02:35mostly students and children, rice and milk powder and canned food.

02:41And her husband, all out support in helping their children.

02:46Very, very proud.

02:48At a very young age, he thinks that students like him should not be hungry,

02:53so that in the future, they will have a good future.

02:57So they can focus on their studies also.

03:00It makes my heart beat fast that I have a very kind son.

03:04He thinks about other people.

03:06Since then, every day,

03:09Since then, every day,

03:11I have been donating rice and milk powder to public schools.

03:14Even from their own pockets.

03:17They continued this prayer.

03:19Until their followers were able to help.

03:24Because every month, it's okay.

03:27But now, it looks like every week.

03:30So when they go to the other school, they attend to their school.

03:36So every month, we go to different schools to share rice.

03:40Until now, every week, we go to different schools.

03:44But what the family really wants in helping,

03:48is the hardship that Cez herself experienced in life.

03:52When my mother is pregnant, my father is a carpenter.

03:55There are times when we don't have rice.

03:57As a mother, I always worry if we have rice.

04:00The time comes when you feel hopeless,

04:03you have no hope, you can't eat.

04:05My uncle will knock on the door.

04:07He will borrow rice, even half a kilo.

04:10I want my son to be like that in the future.

04:14He will be a hope for other children.

04:17And today, the Good News team will accompany the Chung family

04:21to deliver 300 bags of rice to an elementary school.

04:26Most of the children here,

04:28walk for more than an hour before they reach the school.

04:33This is one of the grade 6 students, Joy.

04:36It's hard for me to go to school without having rice.

04:40Rice is important to us because there are a lot of people who help us.

04:46I can focus on my studies when I eat.

04:51I am happy that someone helped us.

04:55Joy's parents were not able to go to school.

04:58That's why they promised to support their child's education.

05:03I want Mary Jo to grow up.

05:06To be a teacher.

05:07To be a teacher.

05:08She needs to be full when she goes to school.

05:11It's better to have a good income than to go to school without a good income.

05:16It's better to have a good income than to go to school without a good income.

05:20I can't focus on my studies if I don't have a good income.

05:24The school is very grateful for the help of the Chung family.

05:31But the rice, especially since we are far from home,

05:34is a huge help.

05:39Age does not determine the ability to help.

05:42It doesn't matter if it's small or big.

05:45What's important is that it comes from the heart.

06:09The Chung family is grateful for the help of the Chung family.

06:13The Chung family is grateful for the help of the Chung family.

06:17The Chung family is grateful for the help of the Chung family.

06:20The Chung family is grateful for the help of the Chung family.

06:23The Chung family is grateful for the help of the Chung family.

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