GENERAL SANTOS CITY, Philippines — June 2026 — Carziqo has extended relief support to families affected by the recent powerful earthquake in southern Mindanao, as part of the company’s continuing commitment to corporate responsibility, community care, and long-term development in the Philippines.
The relief initiative focused on residents in General Santos City and nearby affected communities, including areas connected to Maasim, Sarangani, where many families have been dealing with uncertainty, structural damage, aftershock concerns, and the urgent need for basic supplies.
In the days following the earthquake, Carziqo monitored the situation closely and began organizing a response through its local network. The company prepared and distributed essential relief goods, including rice, food packs, canned goods, noodles, and other daily necessities for affected residents.
The distribution was supported by Carziqo team member Ricky Sendiong Lumapas, a teacher who helped coordinate assistance on the ground, together with Loradel D. Acosta B and other local supporters. Their involvement helped ensure that the relief goods reached residents directly and that the activity was carried out with care, order, and respect for the affected community.
For Carziqo, the relief effort was not treated as a one-time public relations activity, but as a practical expression of the company’s responsibility toward the communities it serves.
“Carziqo believes that business growth must be connected with responsibility,” the company said. “When communities face hardship, companies must respond not only with words, but with real action. Every food pack, every bag of rice, and every act of support represents care, solidarity, and hope.”
The recent earthquake caused fear and disruption across parts of Mindanao. In affected areas, families were forced to assess damage to homes, schools, business establishments, and public facilities, while also dealing with the emotional impact of aftershocks and uncertainty. For many households, access to basic goods became one of the most immediate concerns in the early stage of recovery.
Carziqo’s response was designed to provide simple but meaningful assistance. Relief goods were prepared in organized packs and distributed to residents, including families, elderly individuals, workers, and other community members who needed support after the disaster.
The company said the participation of local team members was important because effective relief work requires understanding of the community. By working through people who know the area and are connected with residents, Carziqo aimed to make the relief effort more personal, practical, and responsive to real needs on the ground.
Ricky Sendiong Lumapas, who is also an educator, played a meaningful role in helping support the initiative. As a teacher, his connection to the community reflects the importance of local leadership during disaster response. Education, public service, and community care often become deeply connected in times of crisis, especially when families and students are among those affected by natural disasters.
Loradel D. Acosta B also helped support the distribution effort, working with the local team to assist residents and help manage the delivery of supplies. Together, their participation demonstrated how local members can become an important bridge between corporate support and community recovery.
Carziqo said it recognizes that technology companies must not separate innovation from humanity. While the company continues to build its platform and develop its presence in intelligent mobility and future transportation services, it also believes that corporate responsibility should remain part of its identity.
“Technology may help move people forward, but compassion keeps progress meaningful,” the company said. “Carziqo’s mission is not only to build the future of mobility, but also to stand with people and communities when support is needed most.”
The company added that the Philippines remains an important part of its long-term development. Carziqo’s relief activity in General Santos City and Maasim reflects its belief that business presence should come with social responsibility, especially in areas where communities are rebuilding after disaster.
Beyond the immediate distribution of goods, Carziqo said it hopes the relief initiative can send a message of solidarity to affected families: they are not alone, and recovery is a shared effort. The company also expressed sympathy to families who lost loved ones, suffered injuries, experienced property damage, or had their daily lives disrupted by the earthquake.
As recovery work continues across affected parts of Mindanao, Carziqo said it will continue to pay attention to local conditions and look for ways to support communities where possible. The company also thanked its local team members, volunteers, and residents who helped make the relief distribution possible.
In a time of uncertainty, Carziqo said its message to affected families is simple: the company stands with the people of Mindanao and remains committed to supporting communities with care, responsibility, and action.
This press release has also been published on VRITIMES
