#kitasapotkita: Small acts of kindness that go a long way


  • Family
  • Wednesday, 21 Apr 2021

Mak feels that Influencers and key opinion leaders should look for opportunities to help those in need. Photos: Adam Jang/Unsplash

Food reviewer Ivy Mak didn't want to be "just another food reviewer" on Instagram. She wanted her page to be beneficial to others, particularly those who were hit by the pandemic and were trying to make a living.

So when her account, @my.food.hunter, started to gain traction and followers, she decided to host giveaways with the aim of supporting small businesses who were trying to get their footing.

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