Matteo Guidicelli joined relief efforts in Bogo, Cebu, following the 6.9-magnitude earthquake, helping raise PHP 1.5 million in one day and distributing essential goods like tents, hygiene kits, and food.
The actor and Army reservist highlighted the Filipino bayanihan spirit as communities coped with heavy aftershocks and long travel times to affected areas.
Beyond disaster relief, Matteo and his wife Sarah Geronimo’s companies, G Studios and G Productions, recently focused on advocacy-driven initiatives, including sustainable markets, digital literacy programs, and donations to children’s foundations.
Matteo credited his wife for inspiring their social work while emphasizing that anyone can contribute to their community regardless of platform or influence.
Meanwhile, he is embarking on a new media chapter as an anchor for Bilyonaryo News Channel’s “Agenda” and producing documentaries for One News PH, while remaining open to future acting projects.
Source: PhilNews24 | October 24, 2025
MATTEO GUIDICELLI HIGHLIGHTS BAYANIHAN SPIRIT IN CEBU QUAKE RELIEF, EMBARKS ON NEW ANCHOR ROLE
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