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How to Help Bicol: Send Aid to Over 150,000 Residents Affected by Worst Flooding in 30 Years from Tropical Storm Kristine

Various private organizations are augmenting rescue and relief efforts for the devastated Bicol Region in the Philippines. Here’s how you can send help. Photos from featured organizations and calls for donations.

The Bicol Region is grappling with its worst flooding in 30 years, with Severe Tropical Storm Kristine inundating large areas and affecting over 150,000 residents. Relief efforts by private organizations are supplementing national and local government operations to ensure rapid rescue and support. Here’s how you can help those in need.

In anticipation of the impact of the typhoon, the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (RDRRMC) on October 21, 2024, placed Bicol under red alert status or Charlie protocol, which it explained, “signifies the highest state of emergency preparedness, necessitating immediate action from both the RDRRMC and Local DRRMCs to protect communities and ensure an effective and timely response.”

The situation worsened on October 22 as Kristine brought rainfall levels surpassing those experienced during Typhoon Ondoy in 2009. Mylce Mella, founder of BicoldotPH, stressed the gravity of the situation, stating, “No one could have imagined or expected this prolonged, continuous downpour and heavy rainfall, which has lasted for over 24 hours.”

As of October 23, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) estimated over 150,000 residents impacted across the region.

Ways You Can Help Bicol

Kaya Natin! Movement and the Jesse M. Robredo Foundation are providing rescue boats, hot meals, and relief goods and are accepting donations in Naga City, Camarines Sur.
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Community Kitchens, led by Patreng Non, are seeking donations to feed displaced families.
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Concerned Artists of the Philippines are appealing for basic necessities, including food, water, shelter, and medical supplies.
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Katribu Kalipunan ng Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas (Katribu) is calling for help for Indigenous communities affected by the disaster.
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Sagip Kanayunan, Amihan National Federation of Peasant Women, and other rural advocates need support for farmers and fisherfolk to recover.
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Brigada Kalikasan and environmental groups request donations of food, water, medicine, hygiene kits, clothing, tarps, and cash.
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Help bring hope to Bicol by contributing to these relief efforts. Every donation counts. Share this article to spread the word and rally more support for the people of Bicol.

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