"Mabiskeg" a pangasinan term for firm and strong. This is how you describe Mabini a town from Western Pangasinan. It is one of the most hit areas of Koppu (local name Lando) a super typhoon that had hit the Philippines. Schools were hit the hardest and some were from the isolated areas of the province. This campaign is mainly focus on helping the children to get back to school. As we all know the government and charities focus on giving help mainly on their basic necessities such as food, clothes, medicines and toiletries. However Let's not forget that education is also important. Children are affected by the typhoon and they need help to get back to school.
picture from Balincaguin Conservancy |
"This project is to maximize and spread out the help people can offer. This may sound little, but a notebook can do so much especially that many families lost literally everything; it would help them get back on their feet and start again. Furthermore, the focus is on education because I was a child in that town who experienced being evacuated and all that. I could have saved other things, but my Mom would tell me to save my bag. I resolve that to parents, knowing that their children go back to school is quite a relief." -Balincaguin Conservancy
We can help them by giving donations they have assured that all monetary donations will be used in helping children get back to school.
◘For local cash donations, please contact Franz Marabe through 0999 551 4843
◘For Quezon city area be turned in through Romelie Tamares (0936 694 9555)
◘For Makati area, reach Koko Alviar (0917 826 1557)
◘International cash donations are also accepted through online fundraising campaign via Indiegogo
(https://www.generosity.com/fundraisers/typhoon-koppu-relief-funds/x/12530349).Anyone from abroad may click the link to donate.
◘ For organization who are interested and would like to help in rehabilitating the damaged schools you may email triumphjpaquino@gmail.com
Let's help! Let's do our best to help the children get back on thier feet #MabiniMabiskeg
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