10 Ways To Help #YolandaPH Relief Operations
One of the strongest typhoons to hit the country left many without homes and shelter in Visayas. With the death toll rising by the minute, we are one with you in making sure we do what we can to help our brothers and sisters affected by super typhoon Yolanda.
If you've got resources, the best thing to do is donate. What to donate exactly? Suggested items are medicine, toiletries, blankets, unused underwear, easy-to-open canned goods (food that doesn't need to be cooked), and bottled water.
RockED Radio has also opened its New Underwear Drive and are accepting donations at Route 196 in Katipunan and cash donations through BPI bank deposit.
Rock Ed reactivates its NEW UNDERWEAR DRIVE - you may buy varied sizes & drop off at @route196rocks or deposit cash to BPI 3080-0073-44 #YPH
— Rock Ed Radio (@rockedradio) November 9, 2013
Anne Curtis together with sister and Candy cover girl Jasmine Curtis-Smith are partnering with World Vision to raise funds for victims of #YolandaPH too.
You can do your part in helping #YolandaPH survivors & own an @annecurtissmith item! Head over to @MarketMarketBGC for #sANNEdayGarageSale
— World Vision Phils. (@WorldVisionPH) November 10, 2013
You can also donate with your phone through SMS and Red Cross.
Help is just a text away. Text RED<space>AMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4143 (Smart) http://t.co/iX6syi8ij7
— Philippine Red Cross (@philredcross) November 10, 2013
Help the victims of Super Typhoon #YolandaPH by donating via GCash, simply dial *143# > GCash > Donate. pic.twitter.com/xKbJPs6LpH
— Globe Telecom (@enjoyGLOBE) November 9, 2013
Donate through the Phil Disaster Recovery Foundation for #YolandaPH victims. Text TulongPH <amount> send to 4483. Eg. TulongPH 500
— Smart Communications (@SMARTCares) November 10, 2013
If you don't have the resources but have the time, you can volunteer! The Department of Social Welfare and Development has relief operations 24/7. You just need to call ahead so you know what time you should head to the center.
DSWD-NROC needs volunteers to repack relief goods now. We are on 24/7 relief ops. Interested may call 8512681 or 09184219780. salamat
— DSWD (@dswdserves) November 9, 2013
In Cebu? There are also centers where you can volunteer.
Are you in #Cebu? Do you want to help survivors of #YolandaPH? Here are the contact details of #ReliefPH in Cebu. pic.twitter.com/9enkd2M1pg
— DepEd (@DepEd_PH) November 10, 2013
There's no excuse not to help. If you're online, reading the news and watching TV, there are so many ways to help. These networks all have relief drives!
Alagang Kapatid foundation is accepting donations for #YolandaPH victims. Pls drop them off at 730 Quirino Hway Novaliches QC #TulongKapatid
— News5 AKSYON (@News5AKSYON) November 10, 2013
Telethon Hotline ng Operation Bayanihan, bukas na sa mga nais tumulong! Learn more: http://t.co/0ncP9sxtbz #YolandaPH pic.twitter.com/UhoSuAfue8
— GMA News (@gmanews) November 10, 2013
Sagip Kapamilya bank accounts for #YolandaPH pic.twitter.com/z5TDOZecdy
— ABS-CBN Foundation (@ABSCBN_Fdn) November 9, 2013
Not from the Manila? Even Selena Gomez is spreading word on how you can help!
Support UNICEF’s emergency relief efforts for kids in the #Philippines. How to help:http://t.co/VfenyR2QUl #Haiyan pic.twitter.com/fNkeE1f49b
— Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) November 8, 2013
If you know of people who are still missing or cannot be contacted, use the hash tag #TracingPH or fill the form on Google.
Pls RT: If you are looking for a family or friend, use #TracingPH or fill uphttp://t.co/SB5mTqW2qS pic.twitter.com/yoZGxGGwJw
— Philippine Red Cross (@philredcross) November 10, 2013
And how simple it may sound, prayers do help! Even Daniel Padilla calls on you to do so.
#PrayForThePhilippines #RescuePH #PilipinoYanEh #Philippines 🙏🙏🙏
— Daniel Padilla (@imdanielpadilla) November 9, 2013
What are other ways you can help? Spread the word, Candy Girls! We can get through this together.
