GCash is reimagining how Filipinos can give back with the launch of Game to Give, a first-of-its-kind livestream quiz show happening on September 19 from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM on the @gcashofficial TikTok. The event highlights just how easy it is to give and support a cause with GBayanihan, the in-app donation platform of GCash that lets users give faster, safer, and more seamlessly to advocacies they care about.

Game to Give brings together content creators Lottie B, Show Suzuki, Ashley Rivera, and Hershey Neri, who will face off in a trivia showdown filled with Pinoy pop culture questions. Each creator will be playing for a chosen NGO, with every peso raised during the contest going to their respective organization.

Viewers are also encouraged to donate whatever amount they can. At the end, the winning creator will get 500k for their cause.

GBayanihan is Your Express Lane to Giving Back

GBayanihan donation is a platform built right within the GCash app that lets users directly support verified organizations working across advocacies like education, health, shelter, and community development with just a few taps.

The partner organizations of GBayanihan are vetted by GCash and the Philippine Council for NGO Certification, so users can donate with confidence knowing their support is making a real impact. Whether they are passionate about helping kids get access to quality education, supporting healthcare initiatives, funding shelters, or contributing to long-term community programs, GBayanihan opens up ways for Filipinos to donate to causes they’re truly passionate about.

This is something interesting to know, especially those faces that you see on Shopee livestreams. Read the story. Coming to terms with yourself, flaws and all—and in the age of social media, no less—can be difficult. When unrealistic beauty standards are reinforced everywhere you look, self-acceptance doesn’t always come easy.

As a top beauty and personal care company in the country, Unilever acknowledges its role in championing a new era of beauty. Through projects such as Dove My Hair, My Say and Real Beauty, Unilever resolves to make beauty a positive and inclusive experience for all. As its next step towards celebrating the beauty in diversity, Unilever launches Yes to Positive Beauty on Shopee this May 17-19. The campaign aims to encourage Filipinos to embrace their unique beauty, support inclusivity, and say “Yes” to Positive Beauty.

Need a little inspiration saying “Yes” to Positive Beauty yourself? Follow two Shopee livestreamers’ journeys to self-love below:

Bianca Umali

Bianca Umali calls her foray into livestreaming ‘a leap of faith.’ A year later after taking the plunge, however, Bianca shares that pushing the boundaries of her capabilities was one of the best things she’s ever done for herself. “Embracing yourself, I've realized, is not about staying in one place. It's also about branching out to the different facets of your being.”

Bianca admits that she used to hate her chinita eyes and longed for double eyelid surgery. Now that she recognizes that she does not have to follow unrealistic beauty standards, Bianca is determined to create authentic content as a public figure. She frequently goes live sans makeup. “My viewers can see me raw and unedited, and in turn, they get to see me as a real human being. They’ve seen me with dark circles, blemishes, and puffiness.”

One simple step towards embracing yourself, according to Bianca, is to filter your media consumption. “Our self-image only gets shattered when we are made to believe we do not measure up. Fight this belief by being in command of what you take in, and you will always see yourself as beautiful.”