Oftentimes, we are so wrapped up with the Christmas preparations and festivities that we ignore those who serve us. There was one time at Shopwise when a friendly lady still assisted us a few minutes before closing. She never complained and served us brightly with a smile. Here's to those in the service industry who had to work long hours to bring joy to everyone during the holidays.

This one is for those who are alone this Christmas. The OFWs or families of OFWs who couldn't be with their loved ones. Surely, what defines us Filipinos are our welcoming hearts. If we see someone alone, we go out of our way to make them happy.

Again, Jollibee tugs at the heartstrings of OFWs. Parents who are far from their children will surely bawl over this commercial. Each pasalubong, each gift is a representation of their sacrifice.

A lonely grandpa meets a lost dog and develops a bond. It's not a sad ending, but the execution is near flawless. Maka hilak kag tansan.

Showcasing the Midnight Mass (Simbang Gabi), an age-old Filipino tradition, this commercial is as heartwarming and cute as it is funny. Strikto man kayao si manoy uy.

Jollibee is good at this. They know the importance with being with your family not just during the holiday season.

The simple joys of kids. And the love of a grandpa. For those of you who still have your grandparents, do appreciate them and make them feel appreciated every day.

Aguy. The topic of favoritism. It's okay if you have a favorite ice cream, as long as when it comes to your kids, you don't blatantly show it.

Pepsi brought light to communities in the Philippines that are still in the dark. Pepsi lit up communities, lit up lives and lit up our hearts. Awww. Ayaw hilak, yads. Gwapo kaayo si Daniel o.

It's quite long but absolutely worth it. This commercial shows that no matter what the circumstance, as long as you're in it together, happiness will find you.