Kindness Kitchen


George T. Yang and Jose Mari Chan reunite to invite Filipinos to 'Share the Light' to victims of Typhoon Odette

In the spirit of sharing the light this holiday season to those affected by the recent onslaught of Typhoon Odette, Yang and Chan collaborated for the benefit of the McDonald’s Kindness Kitchen, a program of the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC).

McDonald’s Philippines chairman and founder George T. Yang once again joins forces with one of the country’s OPM icons, Jose Mari Chan, in an online video to share the light and happiness of the holiday season. In the short clip, the two friends who first shared the screen in a McDonald’s video for Grandparents’ Day in 2019 give a new meaning to virtual caroling with fun animated versions of themselves caroling one silent night in a classic Pinoy Christmas setting.

The online video is part of McDonald's Philippines “Share the Light” campaign, which aims to spread happiness and kindness this season. To watch the video, check out McDonald’s Facebook at facebook.com/McDo.ph.

In the spirit of sharing the light this holiday season to those affected by the recent onslaught of Typhoon Odette, Yang and Chan collaborated for the benefit of the McDonald’s Kindness Kitchen, a program of the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) that was set up to serve meals for frontliners and marginalized communities. With the support of its partners the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF), Naval Reserve, Coca-Cola, Air Asia, and the Philippine Airlines, McDonald's activates its Kindness Kitchen to serve 20,000 meals in communities affected by the typhoon.

Since it began its operations in March 2020, McDonald's Kindness Kitchen has served over 550,000 hot meals nationwide. It continues to serve kindness to more communities with the support of its corporate and individual donors.

To find out more about the program and how you can help #ShareTheLight, visit rmhc.org.ph