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By Julianne Borje

Elderly Man Touches Netizens By Selling Handmade Toys Just To Buy Rice

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An elderly man from Kidapawan City, North Cotabato has gone viral after his story of selling handmade toys to buy rice touched the hearts of many netizens. His dedication and craftsmanship have captured attention online.

“More power tatay,” commented one netizen. Another wrote, “Galing naman ni tatay, mas mahal pa po mga ginamit na materiales dyan kesa sa bigas hehe..mukhang mamahalin po kc..hope meron magfinance sa inyo sa sobrang ganda ng gawa nyo.”

Other netizens shared their hopes for him: “Congratulations 👏🎉 may mag tulong Sana Ky tatay. May skills sya. GOD BLESS PO INGAT PALAGI TATAY,” and “Wow ang ganda naman kung malapit lang ako dyan Tay bibili ako sigurado very happy ang mga apo ko.”

There is growing hope that he will receive the support he needs to continue his remarkable work.

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