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Love Ko All: McDonald’s Philippines colors its iconic arches at its McKinley West store

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Love Ko All: McDonald’s Philippines colors its iconic arches at its McKinley West store
Working towards becoming a more inclusive and welcoming place, McDonald's welcomes all customers and employees as they are

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In celebration of diversity and inclusivity, McDonald’s Philippines turns its Golden Arches into rainbow arches at its McKinley West store in Taguig. Working towards becoming a more inclusive and welcoming place, the QSR giant welcomes all customers and employees as they are.

A colorful day with McDonald’s  

Over the weekend, McDonald’s Philippines sponsored Pride March 2023 at Quezon Memorial Circle and Circuit Makati. In both legs, McDonald’s hosted a fun booth, carrying its mission of bringing feel-good moments to everyone with exciting treats. 

PRIDE MARCH. Pride March 2023 attendees participating in the super kilig ‘Baka Matunaw’ staring contest at the McDonald’s booth. Photos courtesy of McDonald’s

At the McDonald’s booth, Pride March attendees unleashed their competitive spirits in the Baka Matunaw staring contest. Positioned under a Rainbow McDonald’s arch, participants engaged in an intense staring challenge where the first person to blink loses and the winner receives limited edition McDonald’s Love Ko All pins. To add a kilig factor, after every 10 seconds, the participants were asked to move closer to each other, making the game even sweeter!

Becoming everyone’s happy place

McDonald’s Philippines also takes pride in being an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to championing inclusivity and diversity at its core. Guided by this mission, the company  has introduced internal efforts such as the use of gender-inclusive e-mail signatures for employees’ optional use and holding regular Pride Webinars about SOGIESC to promote gender inclusivity all year round.

In addition, earlier this month, the QSR giant took the internet by storm through its feel-good film featuring a female skater who circles McDonald’s Ride-Thru for a heart-fluttering reason that made many Filipinos feel kilig.

Watch the film here:

Love Ko All: McDonald’s Philippines colors its iconic arches at its McKinley West store

McDonald’s Philippines President and CEO, Kenneth S. Yang says, “We are staying true to our commitment to foster a feel-good, inclusive and welcoming environment for all our customers and employees. It is a continuous journey, and we recognize that there are more opportunities to make everyone feel accepted and celebrated, not just during a particular month, but every day of the year in every McDonald’s store.” – Rappler.com

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McDonald’s Philippines master franchise holder, Dr. George T. Yang, opened the first McDonald’s store in Morayta, Manila in 1981. Since then, McDonald’s in the Philippines has been a strong and relevant player in the country’s quick service restaurant industry, having grown a store network of more than 650 across the country. McDonald’s Philippines continues to elevate its community relevance thru Ronald McDonald House Charities and McDonald’s Kindness Kitchen in reponse to COVID-19 crisis.