Translations: 'Baha hanggang ulo' - means 'flood reached up to the level of the head' 'Baha lampas tao' - means 'flood reached past the height of the average person' 'Inanod ang bahay' - means 'his/her house was swept by the flood'
6 ft. of flood waters entered their home. Were temporarily separated from their kids who were trapped with their landlord on the 3rd floor until help arrived.
Lost their source of income - music instruments and DJ equipment, old records
Her home in Sta. Ana was completely demolished and is now temporarily staying with her family in Laguna.
Her home in Sta. Ana is submerged waist deep in water. During the storm, the family escaped by walking through chest high water for miles to higher ground.
Needs: financial aid for a new home and other necessities
Recently lost her home to a fire started from a neighboring house. Was in the process of slowly re-building her home only to lose it again during Ketsana / Ondoy.
9 years working with JWT
Resides in Quezon City
Needs: children's clothes for a 10 year old girl and a 7 year old boy.
39 years old 3 years working with JWT (Ad Agency) Resides in Mandaluyong Needs: food, toiletries, cleaning materials Recently married, lost her treasures - photo albums
New York, NY. The formal list of beneficiaries of the Rain Love on Manila cause will soon be posted here. We are gathering the necessary information and identification in order for people to know whom their generosity will greatly affect. For the meantime, the tentative list includes: officemates in JWT Manila, factory workers in Dairy Zest Corporation, Krueger relatives in Laguna City.
If anyone wishes to suggest any other Filipino families they know who are in grave need of compassion, please write rainloveonmanila@yahoo.com, and we will figure them into the database.