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    How to help Sendong victims

    Tropical storm Sendong brought landslides and floods that took the lives of more than a thousand people in Mindanao. It hit the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan the most. Listed below are entities providing you with ways to help the victims. We will continue to update this page.

    ABS-CBN Foundation
    ABS-CBN Foundation's Sagip Kapamilya accepts in-kind donations at:

    ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.,
    Mother Ignacia cor. Eugenio Lopez St.,
    Diliman, Quezon City.

    Cash donations may be deposited to the following accounts under the name ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.-Sagip Kapamilya:

    BDO
    Peso: 39301-14199
    Dollar: 39300-81622
    Swift Code: BNORPHMM

    PNB
    Peso: 419-539-5000-13
    Swift Code: PNBMPHMM

    Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) West Triangle Branch
    Peso: 3051-1127-75
    Dollar: 3054-0270-35
    Swift Code: BOPIPHMM

    Alagang Kapatid Foundation
    TV5's Alagang Kapatid Foundation Inc. accepts cash donations  through its bank accounts:

    BDO
    Peso: 005310-410164

    BPI
    Peso: 1443-05333-2

    Donations in kind may be sent to News5 Aksyon Center, TV5 office in San Bartlolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

    For more info, please call (02) 938-6393.

    Ateneo de Manila University
    The Ateneo's Disaster Response and Management Team accepts donations at the Xavier Hall in its Loyola Heights Campus from 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m:

    Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City
    Phone: (02) 426-6001

    Citizens' Disaster Response Center
    CDRC welcomes volunteers and accepts in-kind donations. Please visit its office at:

    72-A Times St., West Triangle Homes
    Quezon City, 1104
    Phone: (02) 929-9820
    Fax: (02) 929-9822
    Email: info@cdrc-phil.com

    Cash donations may be deposited to the following account under the  Citizens' Disaster Response Center:

    Metrobank Examiner Branch
    Peso: 636-3-63600741-3
    Dollar: 636-2-63600158-3
    Swift Code: MBTCPHMM

    De La Salle University
    Oplan Sagip Mindanao announcement on the DLSU website says La Salle Greenhills has been designated as the collecting point of all donations in kind from the different La Salle schools in Luzon.

    Drop boxes are also placed at strategic entry and exit points of DLSU Manila:

    De La Salle University-Manila
    2401 Taft Avenue, 1004 Manila
    Phone: (02) 524-4611 loc. 147, (02) 525-4267 (02) 523-4143 c/o Ms. Lilia Barrona and Ms. Jennifer Santos
    Email: ma.lourdes.melegrito@dlsu.edu.ph c/o Ms. Ma. Lourdes Melegito, Director of Center for Social Concern & Action

    More details here.

    Department of Social Welfare and Development
    DSWD welcomes volunteers. Inquire at the following DSWD offices or visit the DSWD website for more info:

    DSWD National Resource Operation Center
    NAIA Chapel Road, Pasay City (beside Airport Police Department and back of Air Transportation Office)
    Phone: (02) 852-8081, (02) 851-2681
    Mobile: (0918) 930-2356

    DSWD Field Office 10
    Masterson Avenue, Upper Carmen
    Cagayan de Oro City
    Phone: (088) 858-8134, (088) 858-6333
    Mobile: (0906) 615-0095 c/o Manny Borres

    DSWD also accepts cash donations at these bank accounts named DSWD Donation:

    Land Bank of the Philippines
    Peso: 3122-1011-84
    Dollar: 3124-0055-81

    Donations may also be sent via GCash. Text DONATE<space>AMOUNT<space>MPIN<space>DSWD and send to 2882. Example: DONATE 1000 1234 DSWD

    GMA Kapuso Foundation
    Kapuso Foundation's Operation Bayanihan in Cagayan de Oro accepts rice, instant noodles, canned goods, bottled water, clothing, and medicines:

    GMA Kapuso Foundation Operation Bayanihan Command Post
    Capitol University Gym, Corrales Ext., Cagayan de Oro City.
    Mobile: (0919) 574-9835 c/o Armi Sobremisana

    For those in Metro Manila and other areas, you may send cash donations to:

    GMA Kapuso Foundation
    2nd Floor Kapuso Center
    GMA Network Center
    EDSA, Diliman, Quezon City
    Phone: (02) 928-4299, (02) 928-9351

    The foundation also accepts donations via its bank accounts under the name GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.:

    Metrobank
    Peso: 3-098-51034-7
    Dollar: 2-098-00244-2
    Swift Code: MBTC PH MM

    United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB)
    Peso: 115-184777-2 or 160-111277-7
    Dollar: 01-115-301177-9 or 01-160-300427-6

    BDO
    Peso Savings: 469-0022189
    Dollar Savings: 469-0072135
    Swift Code: BNORPHMM
    Note: Bank collects service fee

    PNB
    Peso: 121-003200017
    Dollar: 121-003200025
    Swift Code: PNB MPH MM
    Note: Bank collects service fee

    JRS Express
    Donations are also accepted at any JRS Express branch nationwide. Delivery is free. For inquiries, call (02) 631-7351 to 56.

    LBC Foundation
    LBC will ship donations to Sendong victims for free. Just drop it off at any LBC branch in the Philippines, as well as in KSA, UAE, Singapore, HK, Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan, UK, Spain, and Italy.

    In Singapore, you can drop off donations in kind (clothes, blankets, canned goods, noodles, etc.) at:

    LBC Express Airfreight
    Lucky Plaza Orchard
    Stall #02-032/033
    Phone (65) 6738 5258 / 65954522
    Open until 6 p.m.

    View map here.

    National Union of Journalists of the Philippines
    Phone: (02) 376-7330
    Mobile: (0910) 495-0095
    Email: nujphil@gmail.com

    The NUJP is also collecting donations for media workers in areas hit hard by Sendong:

    Metrobank
    Peso: 229-722-9507-458

    Philippine Red Cross
    Bonifacio Drive, Port Area,
    PO Box 280, Manila 2803
    Phone: 527-0000
    Email: prc@redcross.org.ph

    Philippine Red Cross accepts cash donations at these bank accounts:

    Banco De Oro (BDO)
    Peso: 00-453-0018647
    Dollar: 10-453-0039482
    Swift Code: BNORPHMM

    Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
    Peso: 4991-0036-52
    Dollar: 004994-0103-15
    Swift Code: BOPIPHMM

    Metrobank
    Peso: 151-3-041631228
    Dollar: 151-2-15100218-2
    Swift Code: MBTCPHMM

    Philippine National Bank (PNB)
    Peso: 3752 8350 0034
    Dollar: 3752 8350 0042
    Swift Code: PNBMPHMM

    Unionbank of the Philippines
    Peso: 1015 4000 0201
    Dollar: 1315 4000 0090
    Swift Code: UNPHPHMM

    To donate via SMS, text RED<space>AMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4143 (Smart). For G-Cash, text DONATE<space>AMOUNT<space>4-digit M-PIN<space>REDCROSS to 2882.

    You can donate the following denominations:
    Globe: 5, 25, 100, 300, 500 or 1000
    Smart: 10, 25, 50, 100, 300, 500 or 1000

    Red Cross also accepts cash donations at any of the 1,500 Cebuana Lhuillier pawnshops nationwide.

    For more info, visit Red Cross' Donate Now page.

    RockEd Philippines
    Donations to RockEd Philippines' potable water fund for Cagayan de Oro may be deposited to the following bank account:

    BPI
    Peso: 3080-0073-44
    Branch: Loyola Heights

    Rural Missionaries of the Philippines
    Rural Missionaries of the Philippines-Northern Mindanao Sub-Region accepts food items, drinking water, used clothing, blankets, medicines, and cash donations for the victims of Sendong. Bring donations to:

    Room 01, Kalinaw Lanao Center
    0016 Bougainvilla Puti, Villaverde
    9200 Iligan City
    Telefax: (0223) 5179

    StartArt Project
    10A Alabama St.,
    New Manila, Quezon City
    Mobile: (0926) 711-2450
    Email: info@startartprject.org or nikkiluna@startartproject.org

    See donation centers in other regions at the RM-NMSR website.

    For cash donations, please send to this account under RMP-NMR Inc.:
    BPI Quezon Avenue
    Peso: 009359-1348-08
    Swift Code: BOPIPHMM

    Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan

    SLB accepts cash and cheque donations through the following accounts under Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan:

    BPI
    Peso Checking: 3081-1111-61
    Dollar Savings: 3084-0420-12
    Branch: Loyola-Katipunan

    Smart Communications
    Smart subscribers all over the country may donate to Smart's Baha Fund by transferring funds to Smart Money account number 5577 5130 6822 1104. Donors may also deposit cash to the same Smart Money account number in any BDO branch nationwide or through Hapinoy and Cebuana Lhuillier outlets.

    Starbucks Philippines
    From December 19-25, the tip box in Starbucks stores' register area will serve as a donation box for Sendong survivors. Rustan Coffee Corporation will match a percentage of their customers' contributions.

    Tulong Kabataan
    The volunteer and relief network of the National Union of Students of the Philippines and other youth organizations accepts relief goods:

    No. 89 K-7 Street, Kamias, Quezon City
    Mobile: (0926) 170-3655 c/o Vanessa; (0947) 316-8407 c/o Rainier; and (0932) 401-5588 c/o Athena

    Cash donations may also be deposited to following bank account under the National Union of Students of the Philippines - Head Office, Inc.:

    Chinabank
    Peso: 107-248551-3
    Branch: Quezon Avenue

    More info at the NUSP website.

    University of the Philippines
    UP Mindanao's Office of Extension and Community Service (OECS) has set up drop boxes for donations near the guard station at the Administration Building Atrium:

    UP Mindanao
    Brgy. Mintal, Tugbok District, Davao City

    For those who cannot come to the campus,  there are also donation boxes at Coffee for Peace at Highway, Matina near Ateneo Grade School and Abreeza Mall.

    In UP Diliman, material contributions may be delivered to the OCES at Room 208 until December 22, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please look for Asst. Prof. Me-Anne Tumanan or Ms. Fe De Asis. All donations will be coursed through UP Manila Ugnayan ng Pahinungód.

    UP Manila also accepts donations at the Office of Student Affairs  and the Philippine General Hospital:

    UP Manila
    Padre Faura St. corner Ma. Orosa St.
    Ermita, Manila
    Phone: (02) 526-8419, (02) 526-0527, and (02) 554-8400.

    For cash donations, please send to the bank account of UP-PGH:

    Development Bank of the Philippines
    Peso: 0410-002882-035

    For more info, visit this page.

    World Food Programme
    WFP accepts online donations to victims of Tropical Storm Sendong (Washi) via PayPal. Donate using this link.

    Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan
    Xavier University's Tabang Sendong accepts food, bottled water, medicine, cooking utensils, slippers, towels, matresses, blankets, and clean clothes. Drop them off at the University's front gate.

    Xavier University
    Corrales Avenue, Cagayan de Oro City
    Phone: (08822) 72-3116 or (088) 858-3116 loc 3215
    Mobile: (0915) 760-6755 c/o Fr. Eric G. Velandria, SJ

    For cash donations, deposit to this account under Xavier University:

    BPI CDO-Divisoria Branch
    Peso: 9331-0133-63
    Swift Code: BOPIPHMM
    Routing No: CH005873

    For more info, visit Operation: Tabang Sendong.

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    • Pola  •  Quezon City, National Capital Region  •  4 months ago
      Ang mayor ng CDO ay isang atheist. He does not believe in God. Pakitang tao lang yang pumapasok sa church, political gimmick yan dongkoy emano. Mga ka tagui lungsod ko sa CDO sometime in 1980s in basketball summer league sponsored by XUAA naay team sa Tagoloan nga ang tag-iya si Emano. Ang ngalan sa team is Devil's Disciples. Wala musugot ang priests sa Xavier nga padulaon hantod dili ilisan and ngalan sa team. Ask gali kang Kag. Monching Tabor, kabalo na siya ana.
      Mosugot ba kitang taga CDO, kitang mga pure Cagayanons, nga paga dumalahon ug duladulaan niining usa ka tawo dili taga CDO unya agnostic pa? Ang huna huna pulos politica?
    • Treshiamae Banawan  •  Manila, National Capital Region  •  5 months ago
      I gave 12 000 pesos for donation
      • xcaliber 5 months ago
        THE PROBLEM IS "WHO DID YOU GIVE IT TOO, THE GOVERNMENT, A POLITICIAN, OR A WELL TRUSTED INSTITUTION"
      • Em 5 months ago
        buti pa kayo naka donate. susubukan ko rin mag donate kung makakahabol pa sa january,
      • mars 4 months ago
        Final solution, they gave their share of extending a helping hand, pls don`t question how they gave it coz the person who gave trusted the institution they gave it too. Just pray that it would reach all the people in need!! You have the nerve to question yet you don`t have the decency to say thank you to the stranger who helped the people in your place.
    • Trystam Bhale  •  5 months ago
      200 pesos, maliit lang pero galing sa puso!
      • xcaliber 5 months ago
        ANUNG maliit, ANG LAKI NA NYAN!!! NAKATULUNG KANA NANG ISANG PAMILYA NYAN!!!
      • Em 5 months ago
        i salute you! buti ka pa naka donate e.
      • mars 4 months ago
        maliit man, pag pinagsama sama, malaki ang kabuuan!
    • gimico  •  Quezon City, National Capital Region  •  4 months ago
      parusahan ang mga illegal loggers na gusto ang biglang yaman. Hayan ang resulta sa kasakiman at pagmamadaling yaman na di tama. Sana ma konsensya kayo!
    • Adonis Flores  •  5 months ago
      calling manny pacquiao,brian villoria, nonito donaire,charice pempengco,and others hope they also share their blessings.................................
      • a yahoo!user 5 months ago
        yes, where are these so-called wealthy Filipino families, when people need them the most during this calamity?
      • Reynaldo 5 months ago
        botcott them. I don't watch Money Pakyaw fights. Waste of my money.
      • mars 4 months ago
        How sure are you that they haven`t shared their blessings.?Some people help without letting the whole world know what they have done. Just wondering, when Kris told them of their plan, people said mayabang, di na kailangang ipangalandakan etc, And here is someone suggesting to boycott the above mentioned celebrities and someone questioning their ability to share. Where should this celebrities stand in this situation?
    • EDGARPAGS  •  Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  •  5 months ago
      A small and single penny is more valuable than gold if it shared from the heart. Jesus is a flood victims, let’s shares.
    • mae  •  Manila, National Capital Region  •  4 months ago
      Let's continue helping the victims of typhoon sendong. Let's pray for them.
    • nikki  •  Portland, United States  •  5 months ago
      let's do our share....
    • Pnoy  •  Manila, National Capital Region  •  4 months ago
      this warms my heart. Filipinos are still good people, majority is still uncorrupted.
    • benigna m  •  5 months ago
      Instead of spending for luxuries & extravagance, i hope those who have so much in life will help the victims of this recent tragedy.
      Manny Pacquiao comes from Mindanao too, i hope that he is helping too !
    • Kotong Lord  •  5 months ago
      ano kaya?? totohanin kaya ng mga senador at kongresman na ibibigy nila sa mga nasaktan ng bagyo at baha sa mindanao ang buong pork barrel nila amounting to $ 4 million each...

      haring senador jinggoy...exempt ka na
      • Sherwin 5 months ago
        where is bong revilla? kailangan ka ngaun nasan ka?.......
      • xcaliber 5 months ago
        NASA CDO SIYA KAHAPON!!!
    • smagisa  •  Manila, National Capital Region  •  4 months ago
      We trying to find there IGMIDIO ALCANTARA GARCIA with His living patner Maria Theresita M.Guivarra they are new there hope some one can help me I do not want to go there ,di na sila umuwi kaya laman kona wala na sila gusto ko lang sana ma identify yong mga body nila soon .Is there someone who can help me Pls.?
    • Arturo  •  4 months ago
      Hopefully, evacuees will received the complete donations.,. ,..?
    • Arturo  •  4 months ago
      My devastated place, Kala2
    • Augusto  •  5 months ago
      Let's do our share...
    • JV  •  5 months ago
      Want to help the victims of Typhoon Sendong? Donate to these foundations.
    • QR  •  5 months ago
      Part I
      Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, M.D., a Swiss American psychiatrist, the author of the book On Death and Dying (1969 - the Kübler-Ross model) once stated: "In Switzerland I was educated in line with the basic premise: work work work. You are only a valuable human being if you work. This is utterly wrong. Half working, half dancing - that is the right mixture. I myself have danced and played too little."

      What has happened in the Philippines is a terrible tragedy. We can go back and forth and point fingers but that will not resolve anything. To establish our "Shanti Nilaya" (Home of Peace) as Dr. Kubler Ross once stated, we have to go through a grieving process. The The Five Stages of Grief is a process by which people cope and deal with grief and tragedy. The stages:
      1.Denial — "I feel fine."; "This can't be happening, not to me." denial is usually only a temporary defense for the individual. This feeling is generally replaced with heightened awareness of possessions and individuals that will be left behind after death.
      2.Anger — "Why me? It's not fair!"; "How can this happen to me?"; '"Who is to blame?" Once in the second stage, the individual recognizes that denial cannot continue. Because of anger, the person is very difficult to care for due to misplaced feelings of rage and envy.
      3.Bargaining — "I'll do anything for a few more years."; "I will give my life savings if..." The third stage involves the hope that the individual can somehow postpone or delay death. Usually, the negotiation for an extended life is made with a higher power in exchange for a reformed lifestyle. Psychologically, the individual is saying, "I understand I will die, but if I could just do something to buy more time..."
      4.Depression — "I'm so sad, why bother with anything?"; "I'm going to die soon so what's the point... What's the point?"; "I miss my loved one, why go on?" During the fourth stage, the grieving/dying person begins to understand the certainty of death. Because of this, the individual may become silent, refuse visitors and spend much of the time crying and grieving. This process allows the dying person to disconnect from things of love and affection. It is not recommended to attempt to cheer up an individual who is in this stage. It is an important time for grieving that must be processed.
      5.Acceptance — "It's going to be okay."; "I can't fight it, I may as well prepare for it." In this last stage, individuals begin to come to terms with their mortality, or that of a loved one, or other tragic event.
    • DepEd  •  Manila, National Capital Region  •  4 months ago
      Schoolchildren were also deeply traumatized by Typhoon Sendong. Let us help them heal by sharing a toy today. @deped_csca
    • pedropenduko  •  5 months ago
      WATER PURIFYING TABLETS

      to those who have access to it
      specially those who are abroad
      please send these items, water is very important during
      disasters

      potable water is more important than water or food and it can
      also prevent water borne diseases

      its also easy to send by courier because its not bulky and will
      not temp those who have ill intentions on items that are donated

      SALAMAT
    • Marisse  •  5 months ago
      It's to see that we still have thousands of Filipinos willing to help our fellow countrymen. Mabuhay kayo.

      http://www.diversityhuman.com

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