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Ako Mismo TV Commercial

Most of us have already seen the TV commercial and campaign of various famous local celebrities about Ako Mismo. And, like me, I know most of us wondered what is it all about, or what is it for, or what are its aims?

I visited their website, but there's no helpful information either that would give us any idea what is this campaign is all about. No 'FAQ' or 'About Us' links to follow and look for. You can only find a textbox with a caption: "(isulat ang gagawin mo)", "gagawin" in where? for what? So with these confusions, I tried to search for more discussions about "Ako Mismo". During my web searches, I have came across Starmometer which explained more about this advocacy campaign. Read more below:



Various stars from the kapuso and kapamilya network together with regular people unite for the latest advocacy about the causes you believe in.

AKO MISMO is about YOU!

Making a stand and taking real action for the causes you believe in. Causes that you yourself can truly pursue to make a real, positive difference to your fellow countryman, to your country.

It is for you who still dare to hope that life for millions doesnt have to be a hopeless battle against problems like poverty, illiteracy, unemployment.

It is for you who believe that not enough is being done about our countrys problems. And that to do right things, youll do them yourself.

It is a movement where you can show your patriotism and compassion, and make these traits infectious.

Its about action that eradicates hopelessness in every Filipino.

How hard will this be to accomplish? Well that will be entirely up to you.

In AKO MISMO you get to choose the cause you wish to pursue. No cause is too small as long as it is a noble one. All we ask is that you make a pledge to do it.

You yourself can pledge anything: from teaching English to your yayas kid, to making sure that your barangay is dengue-free.

Or make a pledge to do your part in ending corruption, prostitution, illegal drugs or the inhumane treatment of animals. The choice is yours.

No matter how small, as long as you pledge that you yourself will take action, its sure to make a big difference.

Giving more hope for Filipinos to stop merely surviving, and start living. And it starts with you.

MISMO yan.

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