Mcdonald’s Philippines has provided over 2,000 medical front liners with the sought-after BTS Mcdonald’s meal.
As it continues to recognize the hard work and sacrifice of medical front liners, McDonald’s Philippines. Through its charity of choice, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) served BTS meals across hospitals and vaccination hubs last June 16.
It’s a purple day for some of our front liners. McDonald’s Philippines, through its charity of choice, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC), kicked off its much-awaited BTS Meal in the Philippines with health care workers enjoying the first taste of the limited-edition offering.
Two days before its official launch on June 18 in the country. Over 2,000 BTS Meals were distributed to select hospitals and vaccination hubs, through McDonald’s Kindness Kitchen.
“Our medical front liners have been working tirelessly to keep everyone safe throughout the pandemic.
With the launch of the BTS Meal and the overwhelming support McDonald’s is getting from the public, we want them to be the first to enjoy the BTS Meal,” said McDonald’s Philippines President & CEO Kenneth S. Yang.
Beneficiaries from the Air Force General Hospital some of the first to taste the BTS meal
Filled with excitement upon receiving the treat, a beneficiary from Air Force General Hospital shared how McDonald’s, through RMHC has always been supportive of them, especially throughout the pandemic.
“Tuwang-tuwa po kami kasi hindi po nakakalimot ang McDo [Kindness Kitchen]. Ever since last year until this year, walang sawa sila sa pag consider sa amin [sa meal distribution]. Very privileged kami nauna sa BTS meal.”
Health care workers from Medical Canter Imus, Cavite pose together with their BTS Meals.
The BTS meal
Packed with 10-piece Chicken McNuggets®; medium World Famous Fries®;medium Coca-Cola; and Sweet Chili and Cajun sauces inspired by popular recipes from McDonald’s South Korea. This McDonald’s treat will also be made available to the general public on Friday, June 18 in all stores nationwide.
“We hope that this simple surprise for our medical front liners, will give some encouragement and cheer, reminding them that we [McDonald’s] are here to support them as they continue to fight COVID-19 every day, protecting and keeping us safe,” Yang concluded.
To learn more on how you can help send meals to front liners and communities in need, kindly visit https://rmhc.org.ph for more information.
For updates and announcements on the BTS Meal, please check out McDonald’s official Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mcdo.ph.
Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Philippines is the charity of choice of McDonald’s Philippines. Established in 1995, the organization is driven to make a difference in the lives of Filipino children in education, shelter, and happiness.
Its flagship programs include the Ronald McDonald Read to Learn program in partnership with the Department of Education. Ronald McDonald Bahay Bulilit in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare and Development and local government units, and Ronald McDonald Bigay Tulong.