Thursday Club - Help for Sendong - Victims

Been under the weather for 2 days so didnt want to be more than 1 metre from a cr.

Back on the delivery trail tomorrow.

Roger

 

thanks kuya Roger
D.I. members, Thursday Club members and donors... i just got the list for the wash out houses in baranggay Batinguel listed in baranggay hall. they are 94 houses totally damage. they are purok 1, purok 4-A, purok 4-B, Including Villa furtonata riverside this is purok 3, and purok 5. i also got the list of wash out houses in Baranggay Bagacay purok Gumamela, for only purok Gumamela its 36 houses base from the list i got from B.H.W (baranggay hall works ) Mrs. Margie Romano. after two days i was asking for their list, and trying to help some people has no house anymore at Banica River side. even in our small way of helping.

Kuya Roger i just text you when the 94 sets are ready for tomorrow delivery of donations afternoon when its not to hot and not so busy anymore at the baranggay hall.. as i heard from secretary of baranggay Batinguel ABS- CBN will visit them and also give's helps..

that's sounds great that people are helping...

I go to my kitchen office now to start cooking for dinner.. my sweetie monsters start being makulit asking whats for dinner..

 

Lets also not forget the "Monsters".....thanks kids

 

The support of you guys is just great in any way, I am with the Dane and 2 of his friends (Ole Thai & Curt MC Neal) just gave me 7000 peso. I also had the pleasure to thank some other Donors in person.

I thought after Project Santa is finished it gets a bit quieter, well below some pictures of today's work, Rechel is working for 3 and has a better control of the victim name - lists than I saw in any Barangay.

here the menu of the day:

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Whoa yeah, Rechel and co are doing a fantstic job, woring overtime and very efficiently -- the govmt should hire her! :-)

We picked up the supplies from her for 27 devastated families in that riverside slum below Fortunada, yesterday afternoon using our new mini-van and backup driver (Jorem will get out of the hospital tomorrow); we delivered & distributed as before, and the residents were vocally grateful to all of us involved. Made a list of them for Rechel so that no duplication happens. We took photos this time, will post when i can figure out how...

David Mason

 

Hi Mntnwolf..
maybe this one will help how.. thanks for the list. soon to bed. i just finish the book keeping.. listing more things to buy to donate, and save some pictures from today's donating,...

I will have a look if there is cheaper but good to used termos for those selected Sendong victims shelters, especially those shelters has infants.. they need ready hot water, i think termos will help to keep the hot water hot and ready to used if they need it..
http://www.dumagueteinfo.com/board/photo-board/how-post-photos-6.html

 

Yesterday we managed to get a large amount of stuff to the barangay hall in Batinguel and the staff distributed it to those on their check list. Also got 29 pieces down to the barangay hall in Bagacay. I checked the two schools today - Batinguel Elementary is now closed and all those sheltering have moved. Candau-ay Elementary still has 16 families in situ, but they have enough to see them through for a while, although they unfortunately had one (natural) death there today. All of those that we have dealt with have enough to get them through tomorrow and maybe the next day, so Jan 1st is a quiet day and we recommence delivering what we have on Monday 2nd.

Mountainwolf, Shadow and Cherry. If you contact Rechel on Monday morning, we can arrange for you to pick up supplies, particularly bottled water, if you need any for the particular communities that you have been dealing with.

Roger

 

kuya Roger thank you so much for visiting yesterday. its busy day the whole day yesterday.

Dumagueteinfo members, Thursday club members and readers, please don't be shy to contact me or PM me if you guys want to help Thursday Club handing help to the refugees that really need help.

We don't have everything they need but through the big hearts of our Dumaguegueteinfo members, some readers (and now donors) and of course Thursday club members, we try to help as we can.

like what i say donating is not only about money, we can give help to those who really need help even we don't use money, But TIME... and EFFORT...

To our Dumagueteinfo members and friends who gives some of their time to visit me, to visit the location of the refugees, or even giving info, pictures they took from the locations of the victims and giving correct info.. they heard and trying to help us Thursday day Club, its is already a help not only to the refugees but also to the Donors of the refugees and to those people want to try to help.
I would like to say Thank you so much to you guys..

(by the way readers... i just want to say its rode if we're used to publish pictures which is not ours or not asking if the owner of the pictures allow us to used their picture ....)

 

First apologies for no further updates the last days, I was out of town and our little monster got high fever that Rechel needed to go to the hospital with her early that week, I hope we can bring her back home by tomorrow.
However, our help still goes on, so here a compressed report about the action this week.

Thanks to your donation we were able to bring secondary help to many families in different Barangays, R got in touch with plenty of Barangay Captains and Broadside and several Barangay Multicabs were pretty busy with the deliveries.
R has lists of several Barangays and Puroks from the washed-out families and that way we can ensure to supply what they really need.

Kids are always the main-goal of the Thursday club, as them is helped their parents can focus on rebuilding their existence. For that reason we spend some of the donation for basic-school supply for those who have nothing left, plenty of them are also still sleeping at the schools.

Some of R’s notes the last day’s (No Idea how she does all that, with Rhoody out and a sick monster)

The regular secondary help is still ongoing and we are about to pack the buckets, kettles etc. this afternoon.
Just a few pictures from the last days…

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Thanks to Steve Higgins who donated 100$
Cees Voois who wired 150Euro from the Netherlands to my account in Germany
The Danes and my friend Yo-Yo-Mike threw in 5000 Peso.

Thanks so much, with that we will be able to continue our effort further on and support the victims of Sendong.

More pictures in Rechel's Profile Albums (click here)

 

Wishing Daisy a fast and full recovery. She worked so hard helping others so get well soon. God bless.