Rolls-Royce Car of Willie Revillame Sold For Assistance to Typhoon Victims
WILLIE REVILLAME – The Kapuso game show host sold his luxury Rolls-Royce car to help the victims of the typhoons.
Among the unexpected things that recently took place in the Philippines are the onslaught of two typhoons – Rolly and Ulysses. Some of the areas hit by Rolly were also struck by Ulysses just a few days after.
Ulysses brought massive rains that triggered flooding. In Catanduanes, the strong rains triggered both rockslide and flood.
Many residents in Marikina and Rizal had to climb the rooftops of their houses to escape from the rising water level. Marikina Mayor Marcy Teodoro even called for help from the national government amid the onslaught of Ulysses.
Many people are in need of help now after they lost their houses and their source of living from the impacts of the typhoon. A lot of people are currently staying in evacuation centers and have nowhere to go home to.
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Meanwhile, the spirit of bayanihan is really alive. A lot of people including celebrities launched donation drives for the typhoon victims. Many wealthy personalities also took from their own pockets to help the typhoon victims.
Kapuso host Willie Revillame is one of those celebrities who did not step back from helping the typhoon victims. He sold his luxury cars including his multi-million Rolls-Royce to help the victims of the typhoons.
Based on an article on Pep, Willie Revillame sold his Rolls-Royce which he bought at P35 million for P20 million. He is set to visit the typhoon victims in Cagayan and Isabela soon.
Previously, Willie also sold his Range Rover to help the typhoon victims in Marikina and Rizal. He got P7 million from his luxury car and added P3 million to donate it to the typhoon victims.
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