Maxim Rides & Food Delivery Supports Typhoon Tino Victims in Negros Occidental

Negros Occidental, Philippines – Maxim Rides & Food Delivery driver-partners recently organized a relief effort to aid families in Negros Occidental impacted by Typhoon Tino. The initiative provided essential supplies to communities in Barangay Singcang, Bacolod City, and Barangay RSB, La Carlota City.

In Barangay Singcang, 50 families received key supplies, including five sacks of rice (one five-kilo pack per family) and 17 boxes of bottled water (one 6-litter bottle per family). The distribution was led by Barangay Captain Rosinie Distrito at the Barangay Hall.

In Barangay RSB, La Carlota City, more than 60 families benefitted from Maxim’s relief efforts. Led by Barangay Captain Socrates Martin Guba, the drive provided five sacks of rice (50 kilograms each) and 45 boxes of six-liter bottled water.

Maxim’s relief efforts are part of its ongoing commitment to assist communities during crises. Andres Jr. Morales, Head of Maxim Bacolod, expressed, "The donation was aimed at easing the immediate hardships faced by affected families in the aftermath of Typhoon Tino.”

Known for its reliable ride-hailing and food delivery services, Maxim is also recognized for its community-driven initiatives. Through efforts like this donation drive, Maxim continues to contribute to the well-being of Filipino communities, especially in times of need.

GCash Provides 30-Day Grace Period for Borrowers Affected by Typhoon Tino

Philippines’ leading super finance app, GCash, through official lending arm Fuse Financing Inc., is extending a 30-day due date extension for GLoan and GGives borrowers impacted by Typhoon Tino. 

This applies to borrowers whose loans are due between November 5 and 7, 2025 and residing in areas hardest hit by the typhoon: Guian (Samar), Cebu City, North Cebu, South Cebu, Dinagat Islands, Silago, Southern Leyte, and Toboso, Negros Occidental. 

Eligible accounts will automatically receive a one-month due date extension. For example, a loan originally due on November 5 will now be due on December 5. During this period, Automatic Debit Arrangement feature will be temporarily disabled, allowing customers to prioritize emergency needs and recovery. No additional interest, late fees, or penalties will be charged during the extension period. 

Eligible borrowers will also receive SMS notifications detailing their new due dates and guidance on managing repayments.  Other locations may be included as the government declares additional areas under a state of calamity. Customers with clarifications can file a ticket through GCash Help Center or talk to Gigi inside the GCash App.