Tag: Typhoon Yolanda

Three months after Super Typhoon Yolanda wreaked havoc in the Philippines, badly affected provinces like Leyte and Samar are still struggling to recover from the devastation. Many are still homeless; food, water, and electricity are still a problem; several remain jobless and

It’s heart-warming to know that there are still a lot of private citizens and companies who haven’t stopped taking the extra mile to help the victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda pick up the pieces, and slowly rebuild their lives. Home-grown brand, Aranaz,

There is no such thing as donor fatigue for retail brand Plains & Prints. Almost a month after the strongest typhoon ever recorded to hit the Philippines, there are still countless donations and ongoing relief efforts, to help rebuild the Yolanda-stricken communities, actively

A few hours before her big concert today at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, GMA News tweeted that Alicia Keys passed by the Villamor Air Base to visit the victims of the Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda). Aside from her amazing talent, the singer is also

After a very successful Aid Couture spearheaded by the Philippine Red Cross, the British Red Cross is hosting a similar event called Shop Drop. Aside from monetary donations for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda), the organization is asking to give not

Eleven days after the worst typhoon hit the planet, we are proud to say that Filipinos are standing strong. A whole lot of work still needs to be done and it may take months or even years to fully recover from the

Whether you’re watching the news, updating yourself through social media, or reading the papers, you would know that this calamity is a lot worse than anyone expected. We applaud you if you have already donated but given the circumstances and the current

Naomi Campbell has always been one to be active and passionate about helping those in need. Back in 2005, she spearheaded Fashion for Relief which has been raising funds for victims of natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the Haiti earthquake.

In the wake of Typhoon Yolanda's devastating aftermath, we feel each of us―one way or another―has a role to play in helping our affected brothers and sisters overcome such life-altering adversity. Here's just one out of a hundred ways you can help.