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How to Help Ondoy Victims
Abs-cbnNEWS.com has compiled a list of ways on how you can help thje victims of tropical storm Ondoy (international code name Ketsana).
How to help
Ways to donate to the Philippine National Red Cross via the PNRC web siteDSWD donations drop-off points
1. National Resource Operations Center, Chapel Road, Pasay CityContact: Mrs. Francon Favian
2. Quezon City Area Disaster Resource Operations Monitoring and Info Center (DROMIC)
DSWD Central OfficeContact Rey Martija or Imee Rose Castillo,
Tel Nos. 951-7119, 951-2435 or
Assistant Secretary Vilma Cabrera
Tel No. 0918-934-56253.
Manila Area (DSWD-NCR)
San Rafael corner Legarda Streets,
Quiapo, ManilaContact:
Dir. Thelsa P. Biolna,
Dir. Delia Bauan Tel Nos. 734-8622, 734-8642
Manuel L. Quezon's blog: How to help (original on Quezon.ph
Tumblr.com mirror link)Google Docs: Rescue InfoHub Central
List of Places where to donate (check out one nearest your area, or add a donation center that is not on the list)
Another list of where to donate goods via
Bury Me In This Dress blogGoogle Maps:
Ondoy situation map for Metro Manila,
by KaninLamig
ABS-CBN HOTLINE416-36-41
SAGIP KAPAMILYA413-2667 / 416-0387No
13 Examiner Street, Quezon City,
Look for Ms Girlie AragonBank:
Banco de Oro, Mother Ignacia branch
Acct name: ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.
Acct no.: 5630020111
Routing code for international cash donations BNORPHMM
ABS-CBN BranchABS-CBN Foundation US Office
Toll-Free 1-800-527-2820
Negros Navigation from Mr. Edmund Gawchua,
ManagerNegros Navigation is now accepting the transfer of relief goods from Mindanao to Manila for free for aid to victims of Ondoy.
Donations can be sent to Negros Navigation stations and offices nationwide.
Reach ABS-CBN via these channels:
Multiply: botomoipatrolmo.multiply.com
Twitter: twitter.com/botopatrollers
Facebook: Boto Mo, Ipatrol Mo official page
abs-cbnNEWS.comEmail: ireport@abs-cbn.comSMS/MMS reports:
IREPORT to 2366Bayan Voice BMPM Voice SMS: 411-BMPM (411-2676)
How to help
Ways to donate to the Philippine National Red Cross via the PNRC web siteDSWD donations drop-off points
1. National Resource Operations Center, Chapel Road, Pasay CityContact: Mrs. Francon Favian
2. Quezon City Area Disaster Resource Operations Monitoring and Info Center (DROMIC)
DSWD Central OfficeContact Rey Martija or Imee Rose Castillo,
Tel Nos. 951-7119, 951-2435 or
Assistant Secretary Vilma Cabrera
Tel No. 0918-934-56253.
Manila Area (DSWD-NCR)
San Rafael corner Legarda Streets,
Quiapo, ManilaContact:
Dir. Thelsa P. Biolna,
Dir. Delia Bauan Tel Nos. 734-8622, 734-8642
Manuel L. Quezon's blog: How to help (original on Quezon.ph
Tumblr.com mirror link)Google Docs: Rescue InfoHub Central
List of Places where to donate (check out one nearest your area, or add a donation center that is not on the list)
Another list of where to donate goods via
Bury Me In This Dress blogGoogle Maps:
Ondoy situation map for Metro Manila,
by KaninLamig
ABS-CBN HOTLINE416-36-41
SAGIP KAPAMILYA413-2667 / 416-0387No
13 Examiner Street, Quezon City,
Look for Ms Girlie AragonBank:
Banco de Oro, Mother Ignacia branch
Acct name: ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.
Acct no.: 5630020111
Routing code for international cash donations BNORPHMM
ABS-CBN BranchABS-CBN Foundation US Office
Toll-Free 1-800-527-2820
Negros Navigation from Mr. Edmund Gawchua,
ManagerNegros Navigation is now accepting the transfer of relief goods from Mindanao to Manila for free for aid to victims of Ondoy.
Donations can be sent to Negros Navigation stations and offices nationwide.
Reach ABS-CBN via these channels:
Multiply: botomoipatrolmo.multiply.com
Twitter: twitter.com/botopatrollers
Facebook: Boto Mo, Ipatrol Mo official page
abs-cbnNEWS.comEmail: ireport@abs-cbn.comSMS/MMS reports:
IREPORT to 2366Bayan Voice BMPM Voice SMS: 411-BMPM (411-2676)
Lets Help
With this kind of calamity happening to our country its high time that we join hands in helping our fellow countrymen...my kids are not that affected because they are living in the comforts of our home....but i like them to feel that all of us are affected of this crisis...during news hour at night it is a must for them to watch the news....after dinner i tell them to sit with me and all of us would watch updates on ondoys victims....to open their eyes how other people are affected and how lucky they are...that they are staying in a dry place, wearing clean clothes, eating more that 3 meals a day, playing the computer and watching cartoons and they don't need to stay in evacuations center and wait for relief goods because they are already homeless....its really very tragic for the kids...but i like them to feel how it is to help in their own little way...so i let them help us in packing relief goods to be brought to the ondoy victims....thanks to my brother and sister who are residing at the us who sent money for the goods.May God guide and protect all of us. God Bless the Philippines!

Thursday, October 1, 2009
Wake-up call...
What happened to us last September 26, 2009 was mother natures way of awakening all of us....
Global Change
Changes in the global environment (including alterations in climate, land productivity, oceans or other water resources, atmospheric chemistry, and ecological systems) that may alter the capacity of the Earth to susta
in life. (from the Global Change Research Act of 1990)
in life. (from the Global Change Research Act of 1990)
Climate change will have
consequences for the Earth
system and human lives .
Melting of ice sheets and glaciers, combined with the
thermal expansion of seawater as the oceans warm,
is causing sea level to rise. Seawater is beginning to
move onto low-lying land and to contaminate coastal
fresh water sources and beginning to submerge
coastal facilities and barrier islands. Sea-level rise
increases the risk of damage to homes and buildings
from storm surges such as those that accompany
hurricanes.
thermal expansion of seawater as the oceans warm,
is causing sea level to rise. Seawater is beginning to
move onto low-lying land and to contaminate coastal
fresh water sources and beginning to submerge
coastal facilities and barrier islands. Sea-level rise
increases the risk of damage to homes and buildings
from storm surges such as those that accompany
hurricanes.
Act now to prevent future world hunger
Climate change will drastically reduce wheat and rice production
if nations don't take steps now to prepare.
Solving this problem is doable,
if the world has the will to tackle it.
Typhoon Ondoy Hits Manila
Typhoon Ondoy Hits Manila
September 26, 2009
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