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    Sunday, December 03, 2006

    A Thousand Bears for Bicol and Red Cross

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    pdi foto, originally uploaded by cathyguballa. (Philippine Daily Inquirer's (PDI) Edwin Bacasmas Photo)

    I knew that Typhoon Durian/ Reming would be devastating since it was a Category 5 typhoon (the highest ever category) and a lot stronger than Typhoon Milenyo (category 3). After seeing the photo of this devastation from Cathy's Nancydrewandme Blog, I'm determined to help out in any way I can. My mom's province is in Catanduanes, Bicol and the devastation left the island with estimated 6 months without electricity and water. In Legaspi, our family friend Sarah's father died of heart attack because of the sound of the typhoon as the entire city was engulf by water-shed-deep mud flood. The worst thing about Typhoon Durian was not only because it was a category 5 typhoon but also it stayed steady in Bicol for 4 hours.

    We are blessed that the typhoon did not pass Metro Manila. You can send some bears over to Cathy @ A Thousand Bears for Bicol, 41 Milkyway Drive, Blue Ridge, Quezon City with a some noodles or canned goods. Please help in any way you can via this Thousand bear project or in cash via Red Cross.

    From the Red Cross Site:

    Typhoon Reming has left death and destruction in its wake. Many families have lost their homes and property after a series of mudslides and flash floods struck their villages. Schools and other makeshift centers are now crammed with thousands of evacuees with no other place to stay. They are in dire need of your help. You may send you donations to the Philippine National Red Cross through: Metrobank Port Area Branch

    1) Peso Account
    Account name: The Philippine National Red Cross
    Account number: 151 – 3 – 041 – 63122 – 8 – MBTC

    2) Dollar Account
    Account name: The Philippine National Red Cross
    Account number: 151 – 2 – 151 – 00218 – 2
    Swift Code: MBTC PH MM

    B. Globe G-Cash
    Just text: DONATE <space> <AMOUNT> <space> <4-digit MPIN> <space> RED CROSS then send to 2882

    C. Globe Donate-A-Load
    Just text RED <space> <AMOUNT in 5/25/50/100/300> then send to 2899

    Related Posts:
    A Thousand Bears for Bicol from Nancydrewandme Blog
    More bodies found in mud-swamped Bicol villages from Inq7.net

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