Olivia Rodrigo donates PH concert proceeds to women’s health initiative
Olivia Rodrigo donates ticket sales to Jhpiego, a global health nonprofit empowering women and girls. Photo from oliviarodrigo/Instagram
Truly the Filipina princess, Filipino American pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo recently made an impact during her highly anticipated “GUTS” World Tour stop in the Philippines.
Held at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan, the record-breaking event drew the largest crowd of Rodrigo’s tour. The concert not only showcased her stellar musical talent but also highlighted her commitment to giving back to the community.
Performing in the Philippines for the first time, the Grammy-award winning singer described the night as one of the most unforgettable experiences of her career, but it was her charitable gesture that truly resonated with the Filipinos.
In a post-concert message on Instagram, the “Drivers License” hitmaker expressed her gratitude to the Filipino audience, calling the show “one of the most special nights everrrr.”
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She thanked the Manila crowd for their warm welcome and revealed that the proceeds from the concert would be donated to Jhpiego Philippines, a global health organization focused on enhancing the health and well-being of women and girls in underserved and conflict-affected areas.
Rodrigo’s donation was made through her initiative, “Fund 4 Good,” which she created to support various causes. During her visit to Jhpiego’s Manila office, she had the chance to see firsthand the incredible work the organization is doing to provide essential healthcare services to women and girls in the country.
Her involvement also extended beyond the concert stage, as she participated in a zine-making workshop with local teen girls, an experience she described as inspiring and deeply meaningful.
Jhpiego took to social media to express their gratitude for Rodrigo’s support, praising her for using her platform to advocate for women’s health and empowerment.
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“It was great to talk about women’s health and invite you into a zine-making workshop led by an amazing group of teen girls,” the organization shared on Instagram. “Olivia’s initiative, Fund 4 Good and Jhpiego share a vision where young women and girls everywhere can thrive. Jhpiego is committed to developing systems that save lives now and guarantee healthier futures for women.”
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