Canon Philippines Strengthens Support for Philippine Red Cross to Aid Relief and Recovery Efforts in Visayas and Mindanao

Left to right: Liezl Manalaysay, Head of Finance and Accounting, Canon Business Service Centre Phils., Inc.; Anuj Aggarwal, President and CEO, Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc.; Philippine Red Cross Chairman Richard Gordon; Hidefumi Tanimoto, President, Canon Business Machines (Philippines), Inc.; Philippine Red Cross Secretary General Gwendolyn Pang; and Kengo Ozawa, General Manager, Canon Business Machines (Philippines), Inc.

Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc., together with Canon Business Machines (Philippines), Inc. (CBMP) and Canon Business Service Centre Phils., Inc. (CBSC), has extended support to the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to bolster ongoing relief and recovery efforts in Visayas and Mindanao. The donation was personally turned over to Philippine Red Cross Chairman Richard Gordon and Secretary General Gwendolyn Pang, underscoring Canon’s continued commitment to stand alongside Filipino communities during times of hardship.

Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc., Canon Business Machines (Philippines), Inc., and Canon Business Service Centre Phils., Inc. turned over their donation to the Philippine Red Cross to support relief and recovery efforts in earthquake-affected communities in Visayas and Mindanao – reflecting Canon’s commitment to its Kyosei philosophy of working together for the common good. 

“Our support for the Philippine Red Cross reflects our deep belief in the philosophy of Kyosei - working together for the common good,” said Mr. Anuj Aggarwal, President & CEO of Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc. “In moments of challenge, we step forward not just as a company, but as a partner and a friend to the communities we serve. We are proud to share our resources, our time, and our unwavering support to help rebuild lives and bring hope to those affected in Visayas and Mindanao.”

Philippine Red Cross Chairman Richard Gordon expressed appreciation for the collaboration and highlighted the critical role of private-sector support in humanitarian response.

“We at the Philippine Red Cross sincerely welcome Canon’s donation and solidarity in this mission,” said Gordon. “It is through partnerships like this—corporate leaders stepping up, volunteers tirelessly delivering—that communities recover stronger and more resilient. Thank you to Canon for making a meaningful and lasting impact.”

This initiative reflects Canon’s Kyosei philosophy of living and working together for the common good as the company continues to support nationwide efforts to rebuild, restore livelihoods, and strengthen resilience in disaster-affected communities.

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Canon empowers students with affordable, reliable printing solutions

Students and media came together at the"Print YoYour Way To To A+" event to discoverCanon’s range of accessible, quality printingproducts fofor students.

Canon Marketing Philippines reaffirms its commitment to making student life simpler with reliable printing solutions that ensure productivity without breaking the budget. The company held a media event today at Marco Polo Ortigas to showcase how its MegaTank and PIXMA printers deliver convenient printing with low cost per print and easy maintenance.

As part of its "Print Your Way to A+" campaign and Campus Tour 2025, Canon introduced significant ink price reductions and an expanded rewards program to provide more opportunities for savings.

Students can now redeem Canon Rewards points at over 400 merchants nationwide through Giftaway e-gift certificates, adding value beyond printing supplies. During the event, Canon executives demonstrated how students can use the Canon App to track points and apply them toward everyday expenses.

Event attendees explored Canon's range ofaffffofordable, high-quality printers, all well-suitedfofor students preparing fofor the new schoolyear.Canon Director of Consumer Infoformation a

Media representatives and student leaders from various universities tested Canon PIXMA and MAXIFY MegaTank printers during hands-on demonstrations, exploring features particularly useful for academic work—wireless connectivity, two-sided printing to reduce paper use, and compact designs that fit in limited study spaces. The MAXIFY MegaTank printers' high-yield ink systems can also produce up to 21,000 color pages or 9,000 black pages in economy mode.

Canon Director of Consumer Infoformation andImaging Jian Liu expressed the company’sgoal to support students’ creative andacademic effffoforts by providing quality printingsolutions.

"We recognize that students face increasing academic demands while managing limited resources," said Anuj Aggarwal, CEO & President of Canon Marketing Philippines. "Through this back-to-school campaign, we engage directly with students and show them how our printers are made to meet their evolving needs—from document printing to creative projects."

Registered psychologist Riyan Portuguez,aka "YoYour Millennial Psychologist," sharedpractical techniques fofor students to improvetheir productivity and manage stress.

To make its products more accessible to students, Canon announced its Ink Bundle Promo, in which select PIXMA MegaTank printers, namely G2730, G3730, G4770, G3780, and G4780 come with one free set of GI-71s inks until September 30, 2025. Canon Marketing Philippines also dropped their ink bottle prices to make it more affordable and encourage more printing.

Registered psychologist Riyan Portuguez,aka "YoYour Millennial Psychologist," sharedpractical techniques fofor students to improvetheir productivity and manage stress.

The event also featured registered psychologist Riyan Portuguez, more popularly known as "Your Millennial Psychologist," who spoke about the importance of mental wellness in academic success. Her presence reinforced Canon's broader mission of supporting students holistically, recognizing that academic achievement involves more than just the right tools, but also mental resilience to navigate the pressures of student life.

Canon’s Campus Tour will make stops at several academic institutions over the next two months, starting with the recently concluded first leg at De La Salle University. The other campuses include:

    • July 3-4: Centro Escolar Integrated School

    • July 9-10: De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Taft Campus

    • July 23–24: FEU High School

    • Week of August 4: University of Santo Tomas

    • Week of August 11: Assumption College

    • Week of August 18: Ateneo de Manila University

    • Week of August 25: Miriam College & Lyceum of the Philippines University

At each campus stop, students can look forward to engaging activities and hands-on product demonstrations, including wireless printing and creative material production.

Stay tuned for the next stops of the Canon Campus Tour. For more information, visit the Canon Philippines Campus Tour 2025 official website and follow Canon Philippines on Facebook and Instagram.