Good news worth sharing, especially if you’re someone who regularly orders online or appreciates brands that go beyond business.
Recently, foodpanda Philippines made waves after securing multiple awards at the prestigious Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards—one of the most recognized award-giving bodies in the region that highlights innovation across different industries.
What I personally like about this achievement is that it’s not just about numbers or growth. These awards actually reflect how the brand connects with people—its customers, partner riders, and even local vendors.
Programs That Made an Impact
Two initiatives stood out under community and public service:
- Pasko Na, We Gotchu
This one hits close to home. It’s a holiday campaign that goes beyond promotions and focuses on real acts of care within the community. It shows how a brand can truly live out its promise, especially during the season when people need it most.
- Pau-tastic Party ng Taon
I love this concept. It’s a celebration dedicated to delivery riders—the hardworking individuals we often take for granted. This initiative puts the spotlight on their stories, their efforts, and their contributions throughout the year.
Supporting Local Vendors
foodpanda didn’t stop there. They also introduced creative ways to support their partner merchants:
- Panda Plates
This initiative reimagines the usual food crawl. Instead of just hopping from one place to another, it becomes a platform for storytelling and helping vendors grow their reach.
- CRAVE (Celebrating Relationships & Advancing Valuable Experiences)
This nationwide program focuses on building stronger relationships with vendors through meaningful, localized events. It’s not just business—it’s partnership.
More Than Just Campaigns
What stands out the most is how these initiatives are not just one-time events. They’re designed to create long-term impact—whether it’s empowering riders, supporting vendors, or strengthening communities.
In a time where many campaigns come and go, it’s refreshing to see efforts that are sustainable and genuinely people-centered.
And honestly, as someone who enjoys exploring food and sharing experiences, it’s nice to know that behind every delivery or order, there are programs like these making a difference.

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