Showing posts with label donation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label donation. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 28, 2021
Monday, November 10, 2014
What has happened to the rebuilding of Samar Leyte one year after?
It is more fun criticizing
Moving Forward from Interaksyon
From GMA network - rebuilding the ruins
Yesterday marked first year anniversary of the onslaught of typhoon Hainan (Yolanda) in Samar Leyte.
We lost a lot of lives, and structures. However, the ship that was swept by the storm surge, is a silent witness to the fury of the storm, and the seeming inability to fully rehabilitate the damage stricken areas.
It is far from over. A number still live in tents, and people are without jobs, and life is not yet normal for most.
Many are questioning the accounting of donation to the typhoon victims. Many feel that the govt could have done more.
Do we need more help from govt, or more self help and more entrepreneurship from the victims?
Do not be a victim. Are we always a victim. ARe to be helped or are we here to help?
From Bangkok Post
Resettlement at Tanauan, Leyte
Moving Forward from Interaksyon
From GMA network - rebuilding the ruins
Yesterday marked first year anniversary of the onslaught of typhoon Hainan (Yolanda) in Samar Leyte.
We lost a lot of lives, and structures. However, the ship that was swept by the storm surge, is a silent witness to the fury of the storm, and the seeming inability to fully rehabilitate the damage stricken areas.
It is far from over. A number still live in tents, and people are without jobs, and life is not yet normal for most.
Many are questioning the accounting of donation to the typhoon victims. Many feel that the govt could have done more.
Do we need more help from govt, or more self help and more entrepreneurship from the victims?
Do not be a victim. Are we always a victim. ARe to be helped or are we here to help?
From Bangkok Post
Resettlement at Tanauan, Leyte
Monday, December 2, 2013
A convenient way to donate to Typhoon Yolanda victims
It is more fun criticizing
Rizal Philippines | December 2, 2013
I just learned from an announcement in ANC that an online gift giving portal has reinvented itself to help generous individuals send donation to typhoon victims in Eastern Visayas. I did not get the name correnctly but it should be www.regalo.com.ph You can select packs of P200, P500, 1,000 and they will be delivered to the typhoon affected areas.
I think this is a better and secured way to donate. Donating to a well known national NGO is not safe because the friend we talked to last November 30,2013 said that the NGO personnel have been known to : 1. repack the gift packages, 2. bring home the donation packages. Whew. I hope this hearsay is not true. We sent our donation through the mass media companies spearheading the donation
Rizal Philippines | December 2, 2013
I just learned from an announcement in ANC that an online gift giving portal has reinvented itself to help generous individuals send donation to typhoon victims in Eastern Visayas. I did not get the name correnctly but it should be www.regalo.com.ph You can select packs of P200, P500, 1,000 and they will be delivered to the typhoon affected areas.
I think this is a better and secured way to donate. Donating to a well known national NGO is not safe because the friend we talked to last November 30,2013 said that the NGO personnel have been known to : 1. repack the gift packages, 2. bring home the donation packages. Whew. I hope this hearsay is not true. We sent our donation through the mass media companies spearheading the donation
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