#ulyssesph

[morimallow]

For those who want to but unable to financially help the victims of typhoon Ulysses PH, you can donate by watching this video! Make sure to not skip ads. The earnings of this video will be used to help the victims.

[xinfinitegalaxiesx]

That's quite an abyss you got there, lady

Thank you @gwendy85 for this adorable, hilarious depiction of Ben seeing Rey’s “flower” pumpkin in Carve it into my Heart. If you haven’t already please donate to help those in the Philippines who have been affected by Hurricane Ulysses.

Ben & Rey are neighbors & good friends. One day they enter Poe’s pumpkin carving contest & surprise each other w/ their creations Gifted to greywilde27

@thereylowritingden Fall 2020 Fic Exchange Co-writer: SunshineDaysies

[joanazachh]

my country is in shit. please help spread this.

weve been hit by a very strong typhoon/hurricane and our government is currently missing in action. this isnt a one-off. theyve done this time and time again. the president is nowhere to be found, but its not because the flood washed him away. its because he chooses not to help at all.

if you see any donation drives donating to the philippine government then i beg of you not to donate. instead, donate to the rescue teams, medics, aerial search teams, and to the victims of typhoon Ulysses.

[piarchive]

#CagayanPHNeedsHelp

This is what's currently happening in Cagayan Valley, Philippines right now. This is caused by the previous typhoon Ulysses. The whole place is submerged in water. People are screaming for help, drowning, and some already died due to electrocution. And we need your help to spread awareness because there's only little to no media coverage at all.

If you can donate, here's a link to different donation drives and relief ops for Cagayan. 

https://www.linktr.ee/cagayanin

Please, Tumblr. Do your thing.

[actualbird]

a mere 10 days after the Philippines was hit by strongest tropical cyclone Typhoon Rolly, we get hit again by Typhoon Ulysses

yesterday, November 12, 2020, Central Luzon was hit by Typhoon Ulysses (international name Vamco). it hit similar places that were hit by Typhoon Rolly, giving citizens no rest before bombarding them again with strong rains and strong winds.

typhoon Ulysses hit the National Capital Region of the Philippines, a place that has over 12 million residents. several cities were flooded, countless families stranded on the roofs of their homes.

in my own city, Marikina, the water level of Marikina River exceeded the water level of Typhoon Ondoy (international name Ketsana), bringing the decade old trauma of natural disaster back at our doorstep.

how can you help?

the first way is through monetary donations. you can find many donation drives on Twitter by searching through the hashtag #UlyssesPH or #UlyssesPHAid. Here is one thread in particular by CNN Philippines listing down different donation drives 

https://twitter.com/cnnphilippines/status/1326846006256824321?s=19

the second way you can help is by giving this post a reblog. if you cant donate, maybe you can bring this post to people who can. 

the third way is to not look away. typhoons are getting stronger due to warming oceans, and the Philippines gets hit by an average of 8 to 9 typhoons per year. we feel the effects of climate change intimately and disastrously, all the while a pandemic continues to rage on. dont look away. 

thank you for reading. stay healthy and safe.

[jengarie]

Currently, CAGAYAN PROVINCE OF THE PHILIPPINES IS STILL SUBMERGED IN FLOOD after Typhoon Ulysses hit the country two days ago (November 11, 2020). The floodwater in certain areas is reported to have reached at least 15 feet deep.

If you have money to spare, please consider donating to help rescue Filipinos in need and for relief operations. 

Here are donation links to Kaya Natin PH and Philippine Red Cross (both accept donations through Paypal). And here is a Twitter thread of donation drives and the RescuePH carrd. 

[readerism]

Hello. Philippines has suffered through another storm, after going through the world's strongest typhoon just days ago, and left not only destroyed livelihood and properties but has also ended numerous lives. This happening in the middle of a fucking pandemic.

#CagayanNeedsHelp is currently trending in twt to help spread news to the national government, rescuers, and to those whose families are in the region that might be affected. Electric and communication lines are down and rescue is on going but slow. They have dispatched rescue teams across the region but it isn't enough. The flood has submerged an entire city about 15 meters deep. People have resorted to wait for help on their roofs. There are children, senior citizens, PWDs, and those who suffers from sickness, stuck for 3 days now with no food and water, hoping to be rescued.

People have retweeted and shared video clips, pictures, and even audio clips of people shouting for help in the dark. There are those who died drowning and getting electrocuted. Having no food and water is making it worse. Seeing these in the safety of my home makes me feel guilty of not being able to do anything. Hearing them cry for help and I could only do so much as help spread news and pray for them. We've raised donation drives for now but we still need to rescue a region.

I ask of you to help us spread awareness of what is currently happening in the Philippines.

Local hotlines we can spread to help reach rescuers:

UPDATED

Donation drives:

📣The OVP has launced Kaya Natin PH donation drive for the affected cities by the typhoons.

Right now, this is the only donation drive from the govt I would trust.

📣ABS CBN FOUNDATION

📣RED CROSS PHILIPPINES

📣PHILIPPINE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY (PAWS)

📣University of Sto. Tomas has launched #TulongTomasino for in-kind donations.

📣University of the Philippines Los Banos #UPLBAgapay

📣#FeedPHBabies

Donated relief goods are not so baby-friendly. Through this, we can give food, hygiene essentials, and vitamins appropriate for the babies.

📣For a more organized list of emergency hotlines and donation drives from NGOs and student organizations, here is the RescuePH carrd for your reference.

#RescuePH - Help the typhoon victims from the Philippines

Help the victims in the Philippines

❗Let us also be vigilant with the recipients of our donations. I heard news of scammers trying to disguise as donation drives to be able to steal money. ❗

[dailyromans]

uhhh sorry this doodle's a bit different. as some of you may know typhoon ulysses (or vanma) recently hit the philippines a few days after typhoon rolly. tbh theres been like 4 typhoons this week but those two were the worst of em

me and a lot of other people i know got hit causing us to lose electricity and even have our houses get flooded in. thanfully my family and i are safe since but theres a lot of people who got severely affected losing their homes and p much everything they own :((

ill be linking a few donation drives to help spread them around! itd be cool if you guys could donate but if not just sharing donation drives around would help out. feel free to rb with more links too!

CNN Philippines on Twitter

“Various groups have launched relief drives for the victims of Typhoon #UlyssesPH. Follow this thread if you're planning to donate.”

Karla on Twitter

“Since friends from outside Bicol are already asking for links, here’s a thread of SOME BICOL-BASED DONATION DRIVES. #ReliefPH #TindogBiko

99.5 Play FM on Twitter

“BAYANIHAN ✊🏼 Check out the following donation drives! #ReliefPH #DonatePH”

⛅ | donation comms closed! on Twitter

“thread of local 🇵🇭 artists i've seen doing donation commissions / donating proceeds from their shop for #UlyssesPH typhoon victims! conside