Maxim Mabalacat Mobilizes 190 Riders to Support Brigada Eskwela at Mabiga Elementary School

Maxim Mabalacat Mobilizes 190 Riders to Support Brigada Eskwela at Mabiga Elementary School

Maxim Rides & Food Delivery participated in Brigada Eskwela of Mabiga Elementary School on June 3, 2026, reinforcing its commitment to supporting education by helping prepare school facilities ahead of the opening of classes.

A total of 190 riders participated in the activity, providing much-needed manpower for various maintenance and improvement projects around the school. Volunteers cleaned the school grounds, trimmed overgrown trees, painted classrooms, carried chairs and other equipment, and assisted with other tasks to help create a safe and conducive learning environment for students. Some materials used during the activity were also provided by the riders, demonstrating their dedication to supporting the school community.

In recognition of their efforts, the school administration awarded Maxim with a Certificate of Appreciation for its contribution to the success of the Brigada Eskwela program.

Barangay Captain Elmer Calaguas expressed his gratitude to the Maxim riders for volunteering their time and effort, noting that their support helped reduce labor costs while ensuring that essential maintenance and improvement works were completed ahead of the start of classes.

As part of Maxim’s support for the initiative, participating riders received a one-week 0% commission incentive. The company continues to encourage its rider-partners to participate in community outreach activities that create a positive impact beyond transportation and delivery services.

“We are grateful to our rider-partners who volunteered their time and effort to support Mabiga Elementary School and help create a better learning environment for students,” said Jazim Banta, Customer Service Officer of Maxim Pampanga.

Maxim has also taken part in Brigada Eskwela activities in other cities and is preparing to distribute school supplies to students, extending its support to more schools as the new academic year begins.