Young & Alive

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Ink Artwork by Endre Penovác

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Various candids from the 1980-leg of the Tusk Tour.

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Daily Sketches: Ghibli by Surendra Rajawat

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So I’ll cut to the chase on this since a lot of people are dying, drowning, and screaming for help in Cagayan and Isabela, Philippines. A lot of them have also been stranded and are standing on their rooftops as we speak.

I’m here to post a collection of donation drives that I’ve gathered online. If we can’t help them physically, we can at least make sure they have monetary assistance, food and clothing once they’re evacuated.

This is how Cagayan looks, from recent photos (not mine)

TW: screams and shouts for help

HOW TO HELP

DONATION DRIVES

Please feel free to add on this post for any other ways to help.

For context:

The Philippines has been hit by three consecutive typhoons this month alone: Quinta, Rolly (Goni internationally) and Ulysses. It’s been hitting nearly the same areas, which has made them even more vulnerable now that they’re still recovering from the previous typhoons. Our mountain ranges couldn’t shield us from this due to heavy quarrying and deforestation.

That said, these aren’t the only places in need of assistance. But these are the places in urgent need of help. And we’re trying to do as best as we can with what little we have.

I’ll update this post from time to time for full transparency.

[November 14, 2020 3:13 AM GMT+8]

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PLEASE HELP REBLOG

Here’s an FB post of different donation drives from youth orgs, NGOs and other volunteer groups. 

Here’s a Twitter thread of donation drives affected by Typhoon Ulysses. Another thread of donation drives.

You can donate hygiene kits, food, & shelter to people affected by the typhoon via LazadaForGood. 

Thank you so much. 

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DO YOU REMEMBER

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one of my favorite poem titles 

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1930′s Neon Clocks From Let There Be Neon, Rudi Stern, 1979.

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Masahiro Tabuki, from JCA Annual 3 (1980)