Each beneficiary received 5 kilos of rice, 4 cans of sardines, and 4 cans of corned beef last September 8.
Dizon led the distribution of the relief goods in barangays Sepung Bulaon, 227; Babo Sacan, 148; and Cangatba, 305.
Dizon holds the project every September 8 of each year during the birthday of her late father, Roy David, a former three-term mayor here.
David married the late Edna de Ausen, who is also prominent in local politics.
David-Dizon and her siblings had kept and nurtured their yearly tradition after the former mayor died on August 8, 2002.
Her mother also served as Pampanga acting governor.
Dizon’s father was a former town councilor and was appointed mayor in 1986 shortly after Edsa People’s Power Revolution.
Residents of Saup expressed gratitude to the David family for giving a “lasting gift.”
David-Dizon thanked Governor Dennis Pineda for the support.
The former mayor and his wife gave the 1.5 hectares of land in Cangatba to the residents in Saup.
There are now some 250 families living in Saup located in front of the family’s property in Cangatba.
His family had donated several hectares of land to poor and homeless residents not just in Porac but in nearby Sta. Rita town and Bataan province.
The generosity of the David clan also extended to other towns.
The property where the public high school in Barangay San Basilio now stands in Sta. Rita town was donated by the Davids.
The former mayor was a native of San Basilio.