After the devastation of the calamity - Super Typhoon Yolanda, brought the whole world to a more - United Caring Nations. Despite of what has happened to the country, we all know Filipinos that there would be other people, countries and nations that are ready to help us in times of need. We are lucky and at the same time blessed for these.
Below are some embedded Twitter and Facebook posts depicting the relief efforts and operations of our fellow Filipinos (from simple Pinoys, Celebrities, Local and International establishments, the government, etc), and other countries are really providing their help and take pledge in helping either monetary or service needs of the country.
Outpouring of support for #YolandaPH #ReliefPH on today's @Team_Inquirer Full issue http://t.co/Tp7lazkT1L pic.twitter.com/GseBinOaoI
— Inquirer Group (@inquirerdotnet) November 17, 2013
Ilang oras na lang #MYXMO2013 na ulit 6PM on MYX on cable. Nagsama-sama ang mga musicians for a great cause. Nood na! pic.twitter.com/EnYJAtfatg
— MYX Philippines (@MYXphilippines) November 17, 2013
Post by Geeky Pinas.
It's not in the amount, it's in the heart. Give today. http://t.co/T5wL4VWlXg pic.twitter.com/DCHgidSGsM
— Philippine Red Cross (@philredcross) November 17, 2013
Let's rebuild the lives of our teachers & field personnel who continue to help despite their own losses. pic.twitter.com/tErD41yKDR
— DepEd (@DepEd_PH) November 17, 2013
VLOG: Family bonding, volunteering for #Haiyan relief http://t.co/ZwrfPBZJUh via @rapplerdotcom pic.twitter.com/9LdAbkYb3w
— Maria Ressa (@maria_ressa) November 17, 2013
DSWD food packs distributed to typhoon survivors in Leyte & Samar - worst hit areas of 'Yolanda' pic.twitter.com/0wHUG3TeHO | via @dswdserves
— DepEd (@DepEd_PH) November 17, 2013
Everyone, everywhere can help. Text RED<space>AMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4143 (Smart/Sun) pic.twitter.com/h4DkoeDJKc | via @philredcross
— The Philippine Star (@PhilippineStar) November 17, 2013
Post by Geeky Pinas.
Literal na buhos ang naghahatid ng tulong sa Kapuso Foundation sa Timog Ave., QC. @dzbb pic.twitter.com/izSt2paEwq
— Nimfa R. Ravelo (@nimfaravelo) November 17, 2013
You can charge your phones, call your loved ones, and access the internet at PLDT Tacloban. #ReliefPH #YolandaPH pic.twitter.com/JJw1I5ztEA
— PLDT HOME (@PLDTHome) November 17, 2013
Post by Pambansang.com.
The Philippines is an awesome country. I'm in awe of the strength and spirit of the people I've met. Mabuhay Philippines! Maraming salamat!
— Anderson Cooper (@andersoncooper) November 16, 2013
Thanks Mr. Anderson Cooper and to all that have helped & uplift the spirit of the country!
So what are you waiting for? Help the victims of the Typhoon by either donating, spread useful news in the social media, volunteer to relief operations, pray, or think of other ways to help. In the end we will be helping each other in times like these. Stop all the hating, the blames and rants - it should be stepped aside from now. Help, help, help :)
Below is a link on how can you help in any relief operations:
Also you can use the hashtags #ReliefPH (when referring to relief operations related posts) and #YolandaPH (for Yolanda related posts), these are really helpful tags to everyone to help out. Do not use this tags for any other reasons other than helping as it can affect others.
