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Other Promo Chad Hart · November 12, 2013

Help Typhoon Victims in the Philippines

webrtcHacks employs 2 personnel from the Philippines – Shem, our administrator and Stefan, our web master. Fortunately they are both ok after Typhoon Haiyan, but they are surrounded by utter devastation. Stefan’s region was badly affected and they are without utilities.

Shem is helping to organize local relief efforts across her country. If you would like to help make a direct donation, you can do so via PayPal at [email protected] or with  Xoom  at:

Bank: Bank of the Philippine Islands
Currency of the receiver: Peso
Name: Cherry Mae Davoc
Account Number: 9249143666
Complete Address: Quirino St., Badiangan, Iloilo City, Philippines
Phone Number: 639084159200

Shem will provide status updates and details on how the donations have helped.

Below are some details directly from Shem:

A $50 donation can come a long way as it can already feed 10 families for two days. One relief package will include 2 kilos of rice, canned goods, and bottles of water. As much as we want to give more to each family, we are aiming to reach more victims as much as possible given the vast number of people affected.

We are planning to do the relief operation this Sunday, November 16, 2013. We are still discussing for the beneficiaries and the number of families/individuals that will receive the inkinds and packs of relief goods. We are aiming to reach more victims as much as we could.

Here’s a list of what we want to give them considering their needs after the typhoon:

  • Ready to eat canned goods
  • Rice
  • Bottled water
  • Biscuits
  • Medicines
  • Used clothes and blankets
  • Toiletries
  • Slippers

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  1. Shem Davoc says

    November 12, 2013 at 10:03 pm

    Donations have been very overwhelming. I don’t know what to say but THANK YOU to everyone who didn’t have any second thoughts of trusting us to help the typhoon victims. We are now very positive we can reach more victims. As of today, we assume we can feed and aid 450 families.

    THANK YOU!

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  2. Shem Davoc says

    November 15, 2013 at 8:09 am

    WE ARE SO READY! First distribution will be tomorrow instead of Sunday.. because hunger can’t wait, can it? We were able to pack 1,000++ relief packages for the victims and we are bound to one of the most damaged city (3 hours from where we stay now).

    THANK YOU FOR ALL THE DONATIONS! I will show you the detailed documentation of the whole thing next week!

    We wont stop here. We would also want to help them rebuild their lives.

    Keep the donations coming!

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  3. Shem Davoc says

    November 18, 2013 at 11:27 am

    Hello! We’re done with the first distribution. We traveled 14 hours to reach the 5 most damaged areas. Yes, I was dead tired but it’s nothing compared to what the victims are going through now. We have learned that for immediate assistance, they need food. But for a longer term, they need their livelihood back so they can stand on their feet again.

    We are starting to plan for the relief operation part 2. This time, we’ll focus on hygiene as most of them looks terrible already. We’ll prepare soap, toothbrush, clothes, etc.

    We hope to still receive more donations so we can move further. We are trying to finish the documentation so I can show it to everyone who helped us made this possible.

    THANK YOU!

    Reply
  4. Shem Davoc says

    December 22, 2013 at 8:26 pm

    Hi everyone!

    I’ve been so busy that I wasn’t able to post updates here. Today is already one month and 15 days after the typhoon ravished the country. A lot of people had lost their homes, livelihoods, and loved ones but as of this writing, I could say that Filipinos are rising again and starting to regain their lives. We are slowly going back to normal and all of these were made possible because of everyone who have offered what they can.

    Here’s a summary of the relief operations we did.

    1. Northern Iloilo – 1,000 packs of relief goods
    2. Province of Capiz – 600 packs of relief goods
    3. San Dionisio – 200 elementary students were given school supplies

    For more details and photos, you can visit this site. http://xiliumonline.com/super-typhoon-relief-operations/

    Thank you to everyone who helped!

    Reply

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