16 October 2009
source: http://www.tnp.sg/printfriendly/0,4139,217130,00.html

photo courtesy of ent.tom.com

Singer-actor Ken Chu, last seen on the big screen in 2007’s mainland Chinese film The Tokyo Trial, recently turned up for work in a drunken state.

The incident was said to have caused his 41/2-year relationship with fellow Taiwanese actress Kelly Lin, 33, to sour further.

Things are already not going well for the couple, as they are said to have postponed their wedding indefinitely.

Ken was said to have turned up on the set of his new TV drama Peach Little Girl looking drunk and totally uncooperative, which angered Kelly.

A regular cast member of director Johnnie To’s films, such as Triangle and Sparrow, Kelly’s star has been shining in the past few years, whereas Ken’s fortunes have dipped.

By Olivia Smith
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Originally Published:Friday, October 30th 2009, 11:44 AM
Updated: Friday, October 30th 2009, 12:02 PM
source: New York Daily News

Michael Jackson was always larger than life, perhaps even more so after his passing. How better then to do him justice than on IMAX movie screens, where fans get a visceral experience of “This Is It,” his blockbuster concert rehearsal film currently in theaters, which drew in more than $20 million at the box office on its opening day.

While IMAX digital-mastering always offers eye-popping picture quality and sound that makes you feel immersed in the movie’s aural world, these enhancements are especially valuable in a concert film – which much of “This Is It” is.

The performances featured in the movie were only rehearsals for Jackson’s series of concerts planned for London’s O2 Arena. But practice sessions or not, “This Is It” is by definition about the music, and it provides Jackson fans with some magical moments.

One of these is his duet with back-up singer Judith Hill on “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You,” in which he seemingly gets so absorbed that the two sing that lyric over and over again to each other in an improvisatory vocal dance. Another is seeing him jam with lead guitarist Orianthi as she plays electrifying riffs in “Beat It.”

Hearing these performances amplified in IMAX’s 14,000 watts of digital surround sound is, in terms of sound quality, literally better than having been there.

In terms of seeing Jackson, every subtle nuance of his expressions is visible on the ultra high resolution screen. Again, it’s a better view of the King of Pop than fans ever could have hoped for. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but in this case seeing Jackson speaking on film, whether his words are praise, constructive criticism, or jokes with his cast and crew, imbues the King of Pop with a humanity that all the photos ever taken of him could never hope to replicate.

Jackson’s concerts also planned to make impressive use of new digital film footage shot especially in order to be integrated into the live show: a graveyard sequence for “Thriller,” a little girl in a rain forest for “Earth Song,” an army for “They Don’t Really Care About Us,” and a montage that inserts Jackson into a Humphrey Bogart movie in “Smooth Criminal.”

Here as well, the sequences really shine in IMAX, especially in the last mentioned sequence. Jackson, decked out in a period suit, backs out a window to avoid the 1940s gangster’s bullets. The audience is treated to a mesmerizing explosion of sparkling shards of glass and metallic bullets flying towards us. It’s a telling example of the incredible production values Jackson was pouring into what was meant to be both a comeback and a farewell to the stage.

One slight downside to the IMAX experience is that portions of the film captured on less high quality cameras – resulting in noticeably fuzzy picture quality – stand out even more. But they likely still look better than on a conventional screen, and for fans thrilled to see the King of Pop performing his greatest hits it’s a minor detraction. Better fuzzy than not at all.

In New York, you can catch “This Is It: The IMAX Experience” at the AMC Loews 34th St. and in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. Tickets go for $17.50, as opposed to $12.50 for a regular evening showing. For serious Jackson fans, the extra expense is well worth it to see the King of Pop in the glorious quality his last performances deserve.

Planet Earth, my home, my place
A capricious anomaly in the sea of space
Planet Earth are you just
Floating by, a cloud of dust
A minor globe, about to bust
A piece of metal bound to rust
A speck of matter in a mindless void
A lonely spaceship, a large asteroid

Cold as a rock without a hue
Held together with a bit of glue
Something tells me this isn’t true
You are my sweetheart soft and blue
Do you care, have you a part
In the deepest emotions of my own heart
Tender with breezes caressing and whole
Alive with music, haunting my soul.

In my veins I’ve felt the mystery
Of corridors of time, books of history
Like songs of ages throbbing in my blood
Have danced the rhythm of the tide and flood
Your misty clouds, your electric storm
Were turbulent tempests in my own form
I’ve licked the salt, the bitter, the sweet
Of every encounter, of passion, of heat
Your riotous color, your fragrance, your taste
Have thrilled my senses beyond all haste
In your beauty, I’ve known the how
Of timeless bliss, this moment of now

Planet Earth are you just
Floating by, a cloud of dust
A minor globe, about to bust
A piece of metal bound to rust
A speck of matter in a mindless void
A lonely spaceship, a large asteroid
Cold as a rock without a hue
Held together with a bit of glue
Something tells me this isn’t true
You are my sweetheart gentle and blue
Do you care, have you a part
In the deepest emotions of my own heart
Tender with breezes caressing and whole
Alive with music, haunting my soul.
Planet Earth, gentle and blue
With all my heart, I love you

Available on “This Is It” Original Soundtrack:

October 26,2009
sources:
http://www.libertytimes.com.tw/2009/new/oct/26/today-show3.htm
http://stars.zaobao.com/pages8/huangjinglun091027.shtml
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It was reported that Ken Chu was drunk while he was filming “Momo Love”, causing a fight with his girlfriend Kelly Lin. Recently, Huang Jing Lun said that Ken Chu is maintaning good health, so he is not drinking any alcoholic beverages. However, the other day, even if he was hesitant to speak about it, Huang Jing Lun said: Ken Chu took him to nightclubs to have his first experience, and to check on some hot chicks. Huang Jing Lun also revealed that while filming in Taichung, when Ken Chu took him for a massage, he paid the bills for him. After learning that he has never been to a night club, Ken Chu took him right away to a night club. However, they left/escaped, eversince he was constantly asked by a pretty girl , ” How about Kelly Lin?” Gao Yi Xiang also expressed that they spent two months in Taichung, so the actors ocassionally meet for a drink to relax, and sometimes go to nightclubs to drink, but not to drink to the extent of getting drunk.

Huang Jing Lun’s statements along with Gao Yi Xiang’s revelations, is extremely a far cry from Ken Chu’s apparent vow that he does not drink to maintain a good health.

“ONE”: U2 with Mary J. Blige

The stadium rockers will stream their LA Rose Bowl Stadium gig

U2’s show at the LA Rose Bowl Stadium will be streamed live on 25th October at 8.30pm (PST) on Youtube. The Irish rockers are hyping the concert as “the world’s biggest band performing on the world’s largest stage” thanks to the huge number of fans expected to watch via the web.

Fans will also be able to “join YouTube’s global listening party via a Twitter gadget embedded on U2’s YouTube channel”.

Never shy of flashing a cool bit of tech, U2’s latest 360º tour courted controversy after claims that their outlandish “claw” stage set-up was harmful to the environment.

Holding lighters aloft, you can catch the gig here at 4.30 am UK-time this Monday.

http://www.techdigest.tv/2009/10/u2_to_play_live.html

http://www. Sina. Com. Cn
2009 10 10 @ 11:29

Kelly Lin yesterday for the 80th anniversary of Jaeger-LeCoultre 101 movement top jewelry lines endorsement

Beijing October 10- According to Taiwan media reports, Kelly Lin yesterday (October 9) attended an event for an expensive watch brand, when topics of marriage is being mentioned, she doesnt seem to be enthusiastic. Several Hong Kong pop singers previously were reported to have been secretly married in Las Vegas, she said smilingly, it is a place to gamble, and she doesnt consider it a place to get married.

In recent years, Kelly Lin’s career undertakings have been high, and her career record has been excellent. Not only that, she has also been chosen to endorse and participate in events of several good and quality brand name products , and still is many popular companies’ favorite star. She will soon start shooting in a costume film “Jian Yu Jiang Hu”(Rain of Swords in the martial arts world) , and she will disguise herself as a brave and chivalrous woman , who will make a good name for herself in the movie, and she views this as an unprecedented challenge. She says frankly that she usually practices yoga, and she loves sports even during chidlhood days. So, to “move up” will not be difficult, but for the martial arts moves, that- she has to practice more. Asked her if she also likes to practice Tai Chi (has she practiced with Ken Chu )? She charmingly smiled: “I have not.” she went on looking embarrassed: “This question is going a bit too far … …”

Mentioning about raising children, she even become more distant. Kelly Lin and friend Hsu Chi seem to speak in unison: “Society now is such a mess, How can one dare have children? If they do not know how to teach them well. There’s too much bad things/example now that they can learn .”

Death Rises to 602 Due To Killer Typhoons

Toll from heavy rain in Philippines rose further as more bodies were recovered

A total of 265 people were confirmed dead in landslides and flooding caused by Parma in the past two days

DAGUPAN, Philippines — Floodwaters from tropical storm Parma receded in much of the northern Philippines on Saturday but the toll from heavy rain rose further as more bodies were recovered, officials said.

A total of 265 people were confirmed dead in landslides and flooding caused by Parma in the past two days, civil defence and local officials said.

This brings the death toll from two weeks of killer storms to at least 602 with about 301,000 still crammed into makeshift evacuation centres since tropical storm Ketsana struck two weeks ago, the civil defence office said.

Civil defence spokesman Ernesto Torres said that among the latest fatalities were three firemen who were carrying out rescue operations at the landslide site.

In the northern Mountain Province, which had been hit hard by landslides, Governor Maximo Dalog made an appeal for medicine, food and sniffing dogs, “so we can find the bodies.”

Dalog said there were 35 dead in his province alone with at least 16 others still missing after heavy rain brought on by Parma caused huge landslides that buried houses late Thursday to Friday.

The mountain resort city of Baguio remained inaccessible as rockslides had cut off all major roads, said Mayor Peter Rey Bautista.

“The past two days have been very hard for the whole city and surrounding areas. But we are finally seeing the sunshine,” he said in a television interview.

In the farming region of Pangasinan to the southwest of the provinces where the landslides occurred, floodwaters that had swamped the area had largely gone down but they left a sea of mud that made travel difficult.

Dagupan, a major city in Pangasinan, was still flooded, with people forced to wade through waters, while roads remained impassable to small vehicles.

Parma, which first hit the country as a typhoon on October 3, sat off the northern Philippines for a week before dumping huge rains on the region on Thursday and Friday.

It finally moved away late Friday and was charted 250 kilometres (155 miles) northwest of Dagupan on Saturday, slowly moving west into the South China Sea, the government weather station said.

Parma had hit just a week after Ketsana struck the capital and surrounding areas, causing massive floods. Some low-lying areas remain flooded two weeks later.

Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro was quoted by ABS-CBN television as saying he was halting offensive operations against communist insurgents in the south so the army could concentrate on rescue and relief efforts in the north.

The succession of storms has overwhelmed government resources and forced the Philippines to ask for more foreign aid.

source: associated foreign press

WAYS TO HELP:

YOU MAY SEND YOUR DONATIONS THRU THE FOLLOWING:

1. Philippine National Red Cross

http://www.redcross.org.ph/Site/PNRC/wtd.aspx

2. ABS-CBN SAGIP KAPAMILYA FOUNDATIONS,INC.

http://www.sagipkapamilya.com/

or

ABS-CBN FOUNDATION,USA
http://www.abscbnfoundation.org/

3. GMA KAPUSO FOUNDATIONS

http://www.kapusofoundation.com/

4. AMERICAN RED CROSS

http://www.redcross.org/

5. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES

http://donate.ifrc.org/?navid=02_02

6. GAWAD KALINGA FOUNDATION
http://www.gk1world.com/

YOU MAY VISIT THIS BLOG POST HERE ,FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION:

http://emskie24.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/please-help-donate-for-philippine-typhoon-ondoy-victims/#comment-207

http://moongirl.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/donating-to-manila-from-abroad/

http://emskie24.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/death-toll-increases-to-more-than-450-philippines-ponded-by-another-worst-flood/

MANUEL L. QUEZON III – (VERY COMPLETE!!!! Includes details also on how to help the Northern Luzon Provinces)
http://www.quezon.ph/2009/09/26/how-to-help/

http://www.sina.com.cn
At 08:47 on October 10, 2009　　

Xinhua BEIJING, October 10- According to Taiwan’s “China Times” news, Kelly Lin attended a watch event (Jaeger Le-Coutre) on the 9th, wearing a low-cut dress, she said it’s so formal wearing the 10 million worth of watch with the sexy dress, but she feels relaxed and happy. The other half Ken Chu
is busy shooting for CTV’S idol drama “Peach Blossom girl,” and also for the theater drama, “he and his two wives.”So when is the wedding? She kept mum as usual: “Even if i got married, I wouldnt tell the media” What is certain is, it is unlikely for me to be married in Las Vegas . Although it looks convenient, but it is not sacred.” “Las Vegas is a place to gamble, but not to get married.”

As much as possible, she hopes for a low-key marriage, but she is also afraid not to comply with her Dad. Her Dad believes that a wedding is an important event, so an extravagant celebration is a must. She also can not accept to give birth to a child, unmarried. The reason is, she thinks the society today is already too chaotic, and she thinks she should set an example,to be married first, before having a child.

boatman transports three empty wooden coffins on the edge of Laguna Lake east of Manila on Thursday(LA Times).

A resident use makeshift boat to save himself and his neighbours after their house were hit by floodwaters caused by continous rains brought by Typhoon Parma in Baguio City, north of Manila October 4, 2009. (Reuters)

As if flooding in Metro Manila areas and nearby provinces aren’t enough, after Ondoy (ketsana),Philippines once again was hit by another strong Typhoon ( Pepeng, internationally known as Parma) on its Northern Luzon provinces. Rescuers struggled through mud and pounding rain Friday to clear mountain roads and retrieve more than 160 dead from dozens of landslides that buried villages and cut off towns in the rain-soaked northern Philippines.

The fatalities included 120 in Benguet, Gov. Nestor Fongwan said, while 23 died in Mountain Province, according to Gov. Max Dalog. Another 25 people died in Baguio, city relief administrator Peter Fianza said.

Four people had been found alive in debris, and at least 22 had been injured by landslides that started Thursday afternoon and continued all night, affecting several municipalities, said Elmer Foria, police senior superintendent.

Parma, which had been downgraded from a typhoon, poured more rain onto sodden and already weakened ground.

MOUNTAIN MUCK Vehicles are stuck in mud at Km 3, Barangay Balili, La Trinidad, Benguet, on Thursday as relentless rains brought by Tropical Depression “Pepeng” left not a few major roads impassable. EV ESPIRITU/INQUIRER NORTHERN LUZON

Flooding had inundated 32 towns and two cities, Dagupan and Urdaneta, according to Rocky Baraan, provincial administrator of Pangasinan. Some 35,000 people had fled to evacuation centers, the official Philippines News Agency reported, citing the Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council.

The worst-hit areas included Bayambang, Alcala and Basista, the news agency reported.

People clambered onto rooftops as floodwaters rose, calling and texting for help. Rescue trucks were hampered by floodwaters that reach the roofs of single-story houses, Baraan said. About 16 rubber rescue boats had been deployed.

Since the rains started in central Luzon, three dams in the Pangasinan area have been releasing vast amounts of water — up to 10 million cubic meters per hour at one dam, dam officials said.

LA Times reporte that in Pangasinan province, 120 miles north of Manila, which has taken the brunt of the storm, dozens of towns were underwater as strong winds and rain hampered rescue efforts, grounding military helicopters and lifeboats.

Officials received frantic text messages from residents begging to be rescued from the rooftops of malls and houses. One dam also collapsed, weakened by pounding rains.

Attempting to prevent a second collapse, officials Thursday night released a wall of water from the San Roque dam along the Agno River – Pangasinan province’s major river system, which traverses 18 communities. The new flooding has put 60% of the province underwater, officials say…”

As of this time, more than a thousand of people were stranded at SM City mall in Pangasinan were stranded.

In La Union, some families were still stranded for 5 days due to heavy floods and hevay rains caused by Typhoon Parma.

After hovering over South China Sea for 2 days, Typhoon “Pepeng” has again made landfall over the northern tip of Luzon, almost retracing its steps back to Ilocos Norte. Damage to homes, agriculture and infrastructure is now estimated to have reached P155.9 million following Typhoon Pepeng’s (Parma) onslaught in the province since Saturday.

The Ilocos Norte Provincial Disaster and Coordinating Council (PDCC) reported that most of the losses were in agriculture amounting to P133.8 million, of which P88.3 million worth of flooded matured rice crops were estimated to have been lost, as well as P41 million in high-value commercial crops like vegetables.

In the last several days, water has become the Philippines’ biggest enemy, as Parma, locally known as “Pepeng,” dumped as much as 36 inches (91.4 centimeters) of rain in some parts of the nation of islands, compounding misery in areas already flooded by earlier storm Ketsana.

The latest calamity brought the death toll to more than 450 from the Philippines’ worst flooding in 40 years after back-to-back storms started pounding the country’s north Sept. 26.

sources: CNN News/ABC News International/ The LA Times/ABS-CBN News/Inquirer.net

YOU MAY SEND YOUR DONATIONS THRU THE FOLLOWING:

1. Philippine National Red Cross

http://www.redcross.org.ph/Site/PNRC/wtd.aspx

2. ABS-CBN SAGIP KAPAMILYA FOUNDATIONS,INC.

http://www.sagipkapamilya.com/

or

ABS-CBN FOUNDATION,USA
http://www.abscbnfoundation.org/

3. GMA KAPUSO FOUNDATIONS

http://www.kapusofoundation.com/

4. AMERICAN RED CROSS

http://www.redcross.org/

5. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES

http://donate.ifrc.org/?navid=02_02

YOU MAY VISIT THIS BLOG POST HERE ,FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION:

MANUEL L. QUEZON III – (VERY COMPLETE!!!! Includes also details on how to help the Northern Luzon Provinces)
http://www.quezon.ph/2009/09/26/how-to-help/

http://emskie24.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/please-help-donate-for-philippine-typhoon-ondoy-victims/#comment-207

and here:

http://moongirl.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/donating-to-manila-from-abroad/

The wrath of Typhoon Ondoy has wreaked havoc in the Philippines, which claimed hundreds of lives,thousands of homes , and more are still trapped and missing…. and we need your help!

ABC News Breakfast-Australia 09-27-09

Seen from a military helicopter flying above the sprawling city, Manila was covered by a sea of brown on Sunday, with islands of desperate people clinging to corrugated rooftops. (NewsAustralia@youtube.com)

How To Help Victims of Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana)

Rescue Operations

1. National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) (+632-9125668, +632-9111406, +632-9115061, +632-9122665)

2. Help hotlines: (+65 734-2118, 734-2120) ndcchelpdesk@gmail.com

3. Philippine Coast Guard (+632-5276136)

4. Air Force (+63908-1126976, +632-8535023)

5. Metro Manila Development Authority (136)

6. Marikina City Rescue (+632-6462436, +632-6462423, +632920-9072902)

7. Pasig Rescue Emergency Number (+632-6310099)

8. Quezon City Rescue (161)

9. San Juan City Hall Command Post (+632-4681697)

10. Bureau of Fire Protection Region III (Central Luzon) Hotline: (+63245-9634376)

11. Senator Dick Gordon (+639178997898, +63938-444BOYS, +632-9342118, +632-4338528)

12. Senator Manny Villar (+639174226800. +639172414864, +639276751981)

13. Philippine National Red Cross (143, +632-5270000)

14. Philippine National Red Cross Rizal Chapter operations center hotline: (+632-6350922, +632-6347824)

15. GMA Facebook page : http://www.mixx.com/stories/8229836/www_gmanews_tv_facebook
Post complete addresses and names of people in need of immediate help.

16. ABS-CBN Typhoon Ondoy Hotline: (+632-4163641)

17. Jam 88.3: (+632- 6318803) or SMS at JAM (space) 883 (space) your message to 2968

18. GMA Kapuso Helpline: (+632-9811950-59)

19. Sahana Disaster Management System needs IT volunteers.
http://sahana.kahelos.org
Email sahana@kahelos.org.

Rubber Boat, 4×4 Trucks, Chopper Requests

1. NCRPO (+632-8383203, +632-8383354)
Private citizens who would like to lend their motor boats for rescue please call emergency nos: +632-9125668, +632-9111406, +632-9122665, +632-9115061)
You can also text (+632917-4226800 or +632927-6751981) for rescue dump trucks.

2. For those who are able to lend 4×4 trucks for rescue: Please send truck to Greenhills Shoppng Center Unimart Grocery to await deployment, Tel No. (+632920-9072902).

3. Petron & San Miguel Corporation are lending choppers for rescue operations, call/text: (+632917-8140655) ask for Lydia Ragasa

Power Supply

Meralco (+63917-5592824, 16211, +63920-9292824) If you want service cut off to your area to prevent fires and electricution.

People Tracker (using your phones, get your friends and family to turn on their finderservice for you)
FINDERSERVICE. For Smart, text wis to 386.
FINDERSERVICE. For Globe, text find to 7000.

Medical Services

The Philippine College of Physicians (PCP)will be rendering free medical services to the flood victims who may need medical assistance. Relief goods and medicines for donations are likewise accepted.
Contact Details
Units 2201-2203, 22 Floor
One San Miguel Ave. Bldg, San Miguel Ave. cor. Shaw Blvd. Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Telephone No. : (632) 910-2250; 910-2252; 910-2253 to 54
Fax Number : (632) 910-2251
Email : secretariat@pcp.org.ph
Website: http://www.pcp.org.ph/site/index.php

RELIEF AID AND DONATIONS

* PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS
METROBANK Port Area Branch
Peso Acct.: 151-3-041-63122-8
Dollar Acct.: 151-2-151-00218-2
Type of Acct. : SAVINGS
Swift Code: MBTC PH MM

For Credit Cards: Please fax the following info to +632.404.09.79 and +632.527.0575: Name of card member, billing address, contact nos. (phone & mobile), credit card no., expiration date, CCV2/ CVC2 (last three digits at the back of the credit card), billing address, amount to be donated. For online donations you may also visit our website at www.redcross.org.ph .

* URGENT:
Donations of heavy duty flashlights needed for rescue operations in Cainta area. Contact Cielo at (+632918-8824356)

BUSINESSES/COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS (Luzon)

*Stores/Cafes/Food Chains

1.. 7-11 Stores – drop off points

2. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf will be accepting canned goods, water, clothes, blankets, towels, medicine, and emergency supplies (no cash) in all their branches today until Friday.

3. Jollibee- Metro Manila drop off points

4. McDonalds- Metro Manila drop off points

5. Ministop IBARRA (Espana cor. Blumentritt, Sampaloc Manila) is also accepting relief goods,
Food (non-perishable goods only),clothing, Medicines, Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Emergency Supplies

6. Red Kimono restaurants – has branches in Pasig, Pampanga, Quezon City and Taguig City. Will accept canned goods,
bottled water, clothing for all ages, basic household items.

7. Unimart – will receive all cash and in-kind donations to be transferred to LSGH Gate 2.

8. Binalot at Greenbelt 1, call Tetchie Bundalian at (+632922-8573277)

* Malls/Boutique

1. Alabang Town Center – drop off goods at the concierge. For inquiries, please call 842-2782 or 772-1860.

2. Aranaz Stores in Rockwell & Greenbelt is accepting donations of any kind for Payatas communities affected by Ondoy

3. Brainbeam Events, Inc. 2/F MB Aguirre Cornerhs Bldg,15 Pres Ave cor Elizalde Sts, BF Homes Pque across the old Caltex
in BF. Will accept relief goods.

4. Every Nation, FORT will accept donations for Red Cross esp. purified water, canned goods, and infant formula. Location @
32nd St cor University Pkwy across Market Market.

5. Fantastik Manila – send donations to 5729 Calasanz St. Barangay Olympia Makati City Telephone Numbers 729-0530 or
501-7405

6. Junior Chamber International Manila Baypark Tent, Roxas Blvd. will accept goods starting Monday.
Luca stores (Rockwell, Shang-rila, Eastwood, or GA towers): Send your old clothes & donations (no cash pls).

7. Manor Superclub, Eastwood City will accept goods and other emergency items starting Sunday at 10 am.

8. Moonshine boutique in Rockwell also accepting relief good to help Ondoy victims in Marikina and Cainta.

9. Myron’s Greenbelt will accept relief goods

10. Papemelroti stores in 91 Roces Ave. / Ali Mall Cubao / SM City North EDSA / SM Fairview / SM Megamall / Glorietta 3 in Makati / SM Centerpoint / SM Southmall are accepting relief goods (canned goods / milk / bottled water / clothes ? NO CASH pls.)

11. PowerPlant Mall accepting donations for ABS-CBN foundation. Dropoff at admin office, P1 level.

12. R.O.X. Recreational Outdoor eXchange is accepting donation for relief good for Typhoon Ondoy victims. You can bring it in the store located in B1 building Bonifacio High St., Tel. No. (+632-8564638/39)

13. Team Manila stores in Trinoma, Mall of Asia, Jupiter Bel-Air and Rockwell willl be accepting relief goods (Canned Goods, Ready-to-drink Milk,Bottled Water and Clothes) for distribution by Veritas.

14. Vivere Suites – 5102 Ridgeway Avenue, Fil-Invest Corporate City, Alabang, Muntinlupa City. Contact 771-7777 for inquiries or drop off at concierge area. Will accept relief goods.

15. Whitespace 2314 Chino Roces Ave Ext as a Makati drop-off for relief goods.

Donations from Cebu

1. Aunt Genie’s Breadhouse in Cebu – 1279 Talamban, Cebu City In front of the Talamban Sports Complex – drop off point

2. Banilad Church of Christ, Cebu – bldg in front of Bright Academy near Sto. Nino Village), Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Donations drop off.

3. Bizroute Solutions – (Mon – Sat 11PM to 4PM) Unit 302 Keppel Bldg. Ayala, Cebu call at 416-0495 if you need directions to the drop-off area. Also Lahug Office (Mon – Sat 11PM to 2PM) Unit 201 MIT Bldg. Gorordo Ave., Lahug (near JY Square) Accepting: Canned Goods, Old Clothes, Blankets, Diapers for babies, Noodles, Rice, Medicine, Soap, Toothpaste, Water Container, Iodized Salt

4. Cebu Musicians & Outpost Restobar – drop off of goods. 09082368999 or 09322117111.

5. Cue Cafe Crossroads CEBU – accepting donations in cash or kind as part of JCI Zugbuana relief ops. Accepting clothes, blankets, towels, underwear, footwear, food and water

6. Citigym of CEBU – accepting donations in cash or kind as part of JCI Zugbuana relief ops. Accepting clothes, blankets, towels, underwear, footwear, food and water

7. Holiday Gym & Spa Banilad Cebu – Drop-Off center beginning Sunday, September 27. Bring blankets, clothes and canned goods to the front desk/ reception area.

8. Sunburst Fried Chicken, Cebu – Tabunok branch will accept donations from 10am to 9:30pm
Total gas stations- drop off point

9. Y101 station, CEBU – accepting donations in cash or kind as part of JCI Zugbuana relief ops. Accepting clothes, blankets, towels, underwear, footwear, food and water

MEDIA/Communications

1. ABS-CBN SAGAP-KAPAMILYA
http://www.sagipkapamilya.com/

2. GMA KAPUSO Foundation
http://www.kapusofoundation.com/

3. Philippine Daily Inquirer – 1098 Chino Roces Ave. corner Mascardo and Yague Streets, Makati City and to any of its classified ads branches, and to any McDonald’s branch within Metro Manila. Donations in kind, such as instant noodles, canned goods, formula milk, blankets and clothes, are urgently needed. Call 8978808 loc. 260 and look for Megi Garcia

4. The Philippine STAR Operation Damayan c/o MBTC Aduana Branch Savings Account No. 151-304-161622-9 (fax deposit slip to tel. no. 301-9598 c/o Operation Damayan).
Donations in kind, on the other hand, may be sent to The Philippine STAR office at 202 Railroad corner R. Oca Sts., Port Area, Manila.

5. Smart Wireless Centers – SM Fairview, SM North EDSA, Gateway Mall Cubao, AliMall Cubao, SM Megamall, SM Muntinlupa,SM Bicutan, SM Sucat, Festival Mall Alabang, Alabang Town Center and SM Southmall. Will accept cash or goods.

6. Radio Veritas at Veritas Tower West Ave. Cor EDSA (+632-9257931-40)

GASOLINE STATIONS

1. Petron stations – DSWD drop off points

2. Shell gas stations – drop off point

Government/ Civil Society/ Movements

1. ABS-CBN through Banco de Oro account number 56300-20111 account name: ABS-CBN Foundation Incorporation

2. Akbayans taking donations, call 433-69-33/433-68-31 to donate or volunteer.

3. Brgy. San Antonio – Bgy Hall near Paranaque City Hall (Sta. Lucia St. corner San Pablo St., San Antonio Valley 1, Paranaque. Drop off point.

4. Citizens Disaster Response Center (CDRC): Relief goods for typhoon victims being accepted at 72-A Times St., West Triangle, QC. Tel (+632-9299820/22)

5. Corporate Network for Disaster Reponse bank account no. 0031 0654 02 BPI Ayala Paseo Branch for cash donations

6. Department of Social Welfare and Development – donation drop off points:
National Resource Operations Center, Chapel Road, Pasay City (Contact: Mrs. Francon Favian) / Quezon City Area Disaster Resource Operations Monitoring and Info Center (DROMIC) (Contact Rey Martija or Imee Rose Castillo, Tel Nos. 951-7119, 951-2435 or Assistant Secretary Vilma Cabrera Tel No. 0918-934-5625) / San Rafael corner Legarda Streets, Quiapo, Manila (Contact: Dir. Thelsa P. Biolna, Dir. Delia Bauan Tel Nos. 734-8622, 734-8642)

7. Luzon Relief: Donations can be brought to RENAISSANCE FITNESS CENTER, 2nd Floor, Bramante Building, Renaissance Towers Ortigas, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City starting MONDAY (Sept.28) / 9am ? 7pm Contact Person: Warren Habaluyas (+632929-8713488) or email at luzonrelief@gmail.com

8. Marika Bouncers Coop – 95 Malaya St., Malanday, Marikina : will accept donations starting Sept. 28 at 10 AM

9. Philippine Army Gym inside Fort Bonifacio or GHQ Gym in Camp Aguinaldo are now distributing donations for Ondoy Victims.

10. Philippine National Red Cross different ways to Donate.

11. Private Citizens
MAKATI: 5729 Calasanz St., Olympia Makati City or call for pick up at (+632-5017405 or +632-7290530) c/o Omel Santos
SOUTH: Accepting relief goods in SOUTH AREA. Please contact Anne at (+632915-2854240)

12. Relief Efforts for Pasig at Valle Verde 1 Village Park, contact (+632916-4945000, +632917-5273616)

13. Relief Operations Center at AGS Annex, #446 EDSA Guadalupe Viejo after PET Tower contact Ares at 0917.855.4935 or Rachel at 0918.924.1636

14. Sagip Kapamilya hotlines (+632-4132667, +632-4160387) #13 Examiner St. West Triangle, QC. and Scout Mayoran, cor. Morato, near Alex III.

15. Tulong Bayan hotlines for donations and volunteers are (+632908-6579998) Marilyn, (+632939-3633436) Jenn (+632-9137122, +632-9136254 & +632-9133306).

16.UNICEF save and rebuild the lives of children affected by tropical storm Ondoy. To make a donation, please call our hotlines (02) 758-1000 / 758-1442 or deposit to UNICEF’s Metrobank account: C/A 066-7-06631209-3.

17. Valle Verde Mansions – 135 CAPT. HENRY JAVIER ST. BRGY. ORANBO, PASIG. This is near ULTRA for relief drop-off

18. Victory Fort is opening its doors to those affected by the typhoon. Call 813-FORT.

19. Worldvision Foundation is also accepting donations/volunteers to pack relief goods in QC. For $-donations, BPI:USDacct #4254-0050-08
World Vision partners with Phil Coast Guard and kind individuals for relief distribution to 3k families. Call (+632-3747618 local 242) or text (+632917-8623209) to help.

Personalities/Politicians

1. Bianca – will pick up donations from Greenhills/San Juan area. Donate food, medicine, or clothing. Call 4123861/ 09278436002

2. Colleen Manabat (Heartrio Prints) of Angeles City- will accept bottled water, canned goods, blankets, clothes, medicines from 9 AM to 6PM. Address is Stall 2 MGY Building, 2444 Sto. Entierro St, Sto. Cristo, Angeles City. She will forward the donations to Sagip Kapamilya – ABS-CBN Foundation.

3. Joseph Castillo of Cebu – will send a 20 ft. container to Manila and is looking for donations from Cebuanos. Get in touch with him through 09082368999 or 09322117111
Sen. Kiko Pangilinan is accepting donations @ AGS Bldg Annex, 446 EDSA Guadalupe Viejo. Contact Vina Vargas at (+632917-8081247)

4. Kabataan Partylist – Drop off donations or volunteer at 118-B Sct. Rallos QC.
09266677163 or kabataanpartylist@gmail.com

5. Kelly & Jodge – Colonade Residences, Legaspi St. corner C. Palanca, Makati City. Will accept relief goods.

6. Karen Ang- 3 Kagandahan corner Kabutihan Streets, Kawilihan Village, Pasig 0920-9520900
Will forward donated relief goods to Red Cross

7. Miriam Quiambao drop off point: One Orchard Road Building in Eastwood, or message http://www.twitter.com/miriamq for more details.

8. Move for Chiz is asking for volunteers and donations at Bay Park Tent, along Roxas Blvd., beside Max Restaurant and Diamond Hotel in Manila, or at Gilas Minipark at Unang Hakbang St., Gilas Q.C.

9. NoyMar Relief Operations: Clare Amador (+639285205508) or Jana Vicente at +639285205499). Drop off for relief donations is at Balay Expo Center across Farmers Market Cubao.

10. Omel Santos – 5729 Calasanz St., Olympia Makati City. Call (+632-5017405 or +632-7290530). Drop off point for donations. Also willing to pick up.

11. Operation Rainbow (Zac Faelnar Camara) at Ayala Alabang Village needs Canned Goods, Ready-To-Eat Food, Bottled Water, Ready-To-Drink Milk/ Juice, Clothing, Blankets, contact (+632-4687991)

12. RJ Ledesma and friends – call us at 09178131601 for pick of donations. Only relief goods

Religious Organizations / Schools & Universities

1. Assumption College San Lorenzo is now accepting donations. Please drop them off at the AC guardhouse.

2. Ateneo de Manila University is now accepting donations for the victims of Ondoy. Donations can be dropped at MVP Lobby. For those stranded/those who need help: To all students who need help or know of people who need help. Please text the name, location, and contact number to (+6329088877166). ATENEO, which is now an open shelter, accepts refugees. Call (+632917-8952792)

3. Ateneo Law School – Rockwell. Looking for donations and volunteers. 20 Rockwell Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati City. Call 899-7691 to 96.

4. Caritas Manila Office at Jesus St., Pandacan Manila near Nagtahan Bridge (+632-5639298, +632-5639308)
CCF St Francis Mall, Ortigas is now accepting goods for donation.
CFC Center Ortigas is now open for donations in cash or kind. Call (+632-7270682 to 87) or text (+632922-2542819)

5. De La Salle University-Manila – The Sagip Metro relief operation will start to accept donation for Ondoy victims starting Monday @ 8:30 am. Please bring goods to the South Gate of DLSU-Manila.

6. De La Salle Zobel will be accepting donations tomorrow at Gym 5 (Near Gate 7 in Molave St.)
DLSU Medical Center will accept canned goods, blankets, clothes, water. Location is at Congressional Avenue, Dasmarinas, Cavite. Telephone lines are at(02) 844-7832 and (046) 416-4531

7. Hillsborough Village Chapel – accepts drinking water, blankets, shoes, and clothes may be sent to Hillsborough Village Chapel in Muntinlupa City. These will go to families whose houses were washed out in the nearby sitios.

8. La Salle Greenhills for Greenhills/Mandaluyong/San Juan Area, if you want to help out with the rescue and relief operations, you can drop off your donations (clothes, food, etc..) at LSGH Gate 2 or volunteer from 9am to receive, sort, repack the donations.

9. Our Lady of Pentecost Parish (+632-4342397, +632-9290665) per Gabe Mercado, donations are very much welcome. The Parish is located at 12 F. Dela Rosa corner C. Salvador Sts., Loyola Heights, Quezon City.

10. Peace Retreat Movement – leave all donations at the Peace Retreat Movement (PRM) office, 2F, Rm. 72L, Christ the King (HS) Bldg. on Wednesday, Sept 30, 12noon

11. Playschool International in Better Living is open to receive relief goods. Feel free to drop it there for your convenience. No Cash Pls.

12. San Beda College of Arts and Sciences Student Council – accepting clothes, meds, water, canned goods, soap, money, etc.

13. Santuario de San Antonio Parish – McKinley Road, Forbes Park. Accepting all kinds of relief goods. Contact JJ Yulo or Mike Yuson

14. Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan Task Force Noah, a disaster response arm of the Jesuits, is accepting donations. Please drop it off sa Ateneo Cervini Dorm.

15. Southville International School and Colleges – will only accept goods. 09155385113 / 09154151319

16. St. James Church Multi-Purpose Hall – Drop off point

17. St. Pedro Poveda College is now accepting relief goods. call the Social Action Center 6318756 loc. 121
UA&P Please contact Dae Lee [SEB EVP] @ 09178323533 needs donations and volunteers.

18. UP Sigma Alpha Nu Sorority MANILA – collecting food, water and toiletries. You may drop them off at unit 12-O One Adriatico Place, Ermita Manila or contact 0917 -8857188 or 0917-6659948.

19. UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL) is accepting goods and cash. Donation center at CAL/text 0929-6454102.

20. UP Diliman USC is collecting food, clothing and/or cash. Contact TITUS 09178001909, JOSE 09273056607 and TIN 09154906106

21. Katipunan Avenue. Contact Erica Paredes at (+632917-4741930) ? they need bread, packed juice, sandwich filling (tuna, chicken, anything) You can help her make them, deliver the sandwiches to her house, or help her distribute! Call for more details.

22. Xavier School in San Juan is now accepting donations, please bring to Multipurpose Center (MPC).

E-Donations

1. TXTPower now accepts donations via SmartMoney 5577514418667103, GCash 09179751092 and Paypal http://is.gd/3GvuN

2. Red Cross Load Donations: Right now the easiest way to make donations from the seat of your chair is via mobile phone load. The Red Cross Rescue and Relief Operations. Text: REDAMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4483 (Smart)

3. SMS: text RED to 2899 (Globe) and 4483 (Smart)

4. G-Cash: text DONATEAMOUNT4-digit M-PINREDCROSS to 2882

5. TXTPOWER.org: Paypal, Smart Money (5577-5144-1866-7103), G-Cash (0917-9751092)

INTERNATIONAL : FOR THOSE OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY WHO WANT TO DONATE:

1. TXTPower.org has set up a paypal account for donations. Your money will be forwarded to Red Cross.

2. Kapuso Foundation is also accepting credit card donations.
2/F GMA Kapuso Center
Samar St. cor. 11th Jamboree St. Diliman, Quezon City
Call 9827777 loc. 9901/9904/9905.
accepts relief goods and cash
myAyala.com account for Philippine Jesuits – you can use your CREDIT CARD and donate ONLINE. Go to www.myayala.com/sjph/. On the line “I would like to donate to:”, write “xs4ondoy“.

3. PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS

Send a letter of intent to donate to the PNRC
A letter of acceptance from PNRC shall be sent back to the donor
Immediately after shipping the goods, please send the (a) original Deed of Donation, (b) copy of packing list and (c) original Airway Bill for air shipments or Bill of Lading for sea shipments to The Philippine National Red Cross National Headquarters c/o Secretary General Corazon Alma de Leon, Bonifacio Drive, Port Area, Manila 2803, Philippines.

Website: http://www.redcross.org.ph/Site/PNRC/wtd.aspx

LATEST UPDATE

4. SAGIP KAPAMILYA is accepting donations for the victims of Typhoon Ondoy. You can send check donations addressed to – ABS CBN Foundation – at
150 Shoreline Drive, Redwood City, California 94065.
In the memo portion, please write “Sagip – Ondoy”.

You can also help through our donate page on this website. Please write in the comment or “add instructions to seller” box that your donation is for “Sagip – Ondoy”.

Pledges and other information may also be received through:
(800) 527-2820 (toll free).

Website: http://www.abscbnfoundation.org/

UPDATES (09/29/09):

5. For Filipinos in Qatar, Please donate ur old clothes,food,etc. to victims of bagyong ondoy, just call this person,they’re going to go to your house and get your donation. Those who wants to donate may directly contact Perez on his mobile# 5642942

6. Singapore, – the drop off point for relief goods is Afreight Cargo, #03-09 Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road. Contact Person: Maureen Schepers 6235-1011/9111-7855

7. The Ayala Foundation USA is also accepting to donations for the flood victims. You can donate online here:
http://www.af-usa.org/donate_now_form.asp

8. More Updates (09/29/09):
source: http://moongirl.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/donating-to-manila-from-abroad/

Donate by Phone

*USA: Call the American Red Cross at 1-800-435-7669. Please choose the 3rd option (International Donation), then tell the operator that your donation is for the Ondoy (Ketsana) typhoon victims in the Philippines.

Donate Through Your Community

*Australia (Melbourne): Drop-off donations near the Melbourne CBD through Coco Quizon’s residence @ 8 Vale St., North Melbourne. You can contact Coco through 0458603723

*Australia (Sydney): Deliver donations to 303/5 Stromboli Strait, Homebush Bay 2127. message twitter.com/allorange for questions

*Australia: http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/1100222/Philippines-floods:-How-you-can-help

*Australia: Filipino students in Australia are also helping out by collecting 5-dollar pledges. Contact Coco Quizon 0458603723 (Melbourne), Aiya Buendia 0437 967 259 (Sydney) and Michelle Leonardo michelle.leonardo@gmail.com (Canberra)

*Austria: Cash: message Charmaine Taus (sacki@taus.us). she’s having a benefit concert on October 22! concert details to follow.

*Belgium: For those based in Belgium they can contact Shiera Catalan at +32485328811 if they want to donate goods for typhoon relief

*California (Burlingame): MANILA BOX USA is now accepting donations in kind & will provide FREE shipping to Manila. Items will be sent by Sea Cargo and will delivered to the Whitespace Relief Center/Mar Roxas Headquarters in Cubao. Please drop them off at their warehouse: 361 Beach Road Burlingame , CA 94010 or call (650)342-2858. Please pack them in boxes for easier handling. Business hours Mon-Fri 9am-6pm

*California (Carson/Hermosa Beach): We are collecting donations to send to flood victims in Manila. Our goal is to fill up a 40ft container in one week with new or used clothing,shoes, blankets,medicines,canned food items, etc. Dropoff Location : 205 West Torrance Blvd, Carson, CA 90745. We will be setting up a booth on Oct 3, 2009 at the Substance event in Hermosa Beach CA. THANK YOU and God Bless Manila. TWITTER (Socal4Ondoy)

*California (Cerritos): Our house is temp drop off point while we find a bigger venue. We’ll facilitate immediate shipment to Manila. Thank you in advance for your help. Pls pass. Dino & Jan Home:16622 Amberwood Way Cerritos, CA 90703; (562)404-0625

*California (Daly City): Please contact Ryan Leano (626)534-4971. Liwanag Cultural Center, Hillside Park Clubhouse, 222 Lausanne Ave., Daly City‎, CA‎ 94014.

*California (LA): Relief goods accepted in LA! ANSWER ofc, 137 Virgil St, Rm 203, Los Angeles, CA

*California (LA): TULONG SA PILIPINAS (STP): Accepting donations cash or check. Send to People’s CORE, 1610 Beverly Blvd. Suite No 2, Los Angeles, Ca 90026. Donations more than $50 is tax deductible. Material donations drop off ( donations; shoes, clothes, canned goods. medicines etc. ) at ANSWER LA office at 137 Virgil St. Room 203 , Los Angeles, CA 900042.

*California (Oakland): Please contact Ryan Leano (626)534-4971. Asian Pacific Islander Youth Promoting Advocacy & Leadership. Attn: Armael Malinis, AnakBayan-East Bay. 310 8th Street, Suite 215. Oakland, CA 94710

*California (San Francisco): Stanford’s Pilipino American Student Union (PASU) is also collecting donations to be sent to the Philippines to help victims of Typhoon Ondoy (international name Ketsana). If you would like to make a donation, please contact AV David at avhdavid@stanford.edu or (650) 491-4561.

*California (San Francisco): http://naffaar8.com/typhoon-ondoy-ketsana-disaster-relief-efforts-in-san-francisco-ca/

*Canada: http://byncan.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/bayan-canada-appeals-for-help-for-typhoon-ondoy-victims/

*Canada (Montreal): http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Local+Filipinos+mobilizing+help+flood+victims/2041585/story.html

*Canada (Toronto): Filipinos and Friends in Toronto, here’s how to help the victims of Typhoon Ondoy (intl name Ketsana): http://pidctoronto.com/projects/typhoon also see: http://bit.ly/28PDXf Thank You!

*Germany: Contact Denise Matias at denise.matias@gmail.com.

*Hong Kong: Filipinos in HONG KONG… Here’s how you can help: Ateneo Almuni Association HK is calling for donations to support relief efforts for the victims of Typhoon Ketsana (Ondoy) in the Philippines. Contact: Mike Reyes at +852.67131869

*Illinois: Contact Raymond Maximo of Northern Illinois University – rmaximo1@niu.edu.

*Japan: Japan Red Cross: http://www.jrc.or.jp/english/index.html

*London: Cash: Acct. Name: P. A. Cortez / Acct. Num.: 58099901 / Bank: HSBC UK / Sort Code: 400500

*Malaysia: For those in Malaysia, LBC is accepting donations in cash and kind. Their numbers are: 2026-8536 / 2070-0557. The office I know is at Kota Raya in KL.

*New Jersey: Sinugba Cafe – 561 Westside Ave. Jersey City, NJ 07304; or Casa Victoria – 691 Newark Ave. Jersey City, NJ 07306-2803 You can send CASH through Metro Bank acct. 3 189 14540 1 For BAYAN’s “BALSA” (Bayanihan Alay sa Sambayanan). For donations in New Jersey please contact: (201)621-3156-Yves Nibungco or (917)476-7855- Nick Cordero

*New York: Ondoy New York Disaster Relief drop off center @ Pandayan Center, 406 W 40th St. Between 9th and 10th Aves.

*New York, NY 10018 or call 212.564.6057.

*New York: NAFCON (Nat’l Alliance for Filipino Concerns)/SANDIWA Nat’l Alliance of Fil-Am Youth are now receiving relief donations (clothes, blankets, medical supplies, monetary). NY drop-off @ BAYANIHAN Filipino Community Center, 40-21 69th St. Woodside, NY 11377. Call (516)901-1832 or email sandiwa.national@gmail.com if you would like to help.

*New Zealand: For people donating from New Zealand go to: http://www.tearfund.org.nz or phone 0800 800 777

*Oregon: Cash: message Welo Chuidian Rivera (welo_rivera@yahoo.com), or check out her note: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=143295770052

*Singapore: Drop-off point for donations is Afreight Cargo, #03-09 Lucky Plaza, Orchard Rd. Contact Maureen Schepers 6235-1011. Get more information here: http://www.pinoysg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=664644#664644

*South Korea: For the Filipinos and concerned citizens in South Korea: Pease support PIKO (Pinoy Iskolars sa Korea) fund-raising campaign for the Ondoy flood victims in the Philippines. Let us all help by donating to KOOKMIN BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER (498101-01-232756). Your help counts!

*Thailand (Bangkok): The Philippine Embassy will be receiving only donations in kind (ie., used clothing, shoes, blankets, and the like, and canned goods) …anytime between 9am-5pm until Fri. For queries, please contact the Philippine Embassy at (02) 259-0139 up to 40 or (08) 992-65954, or at bangkokpe@gmail.com.

*United Kingdom: Visit the OXFAM website

PRAYERS…are also very much needed.

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DONATIONS FOR TYPHOON PEPENG VICTIMS IN NORTHERN LUZON (AKO MISMO DROP OFF/DONATION CENTERS)

ABRA
Rosario Bldg., Zone 5, Bangued, Abra

AGOO
297 Consolacion Highway, Agoo, La Union

ANGELES CITY, PAMPANGA
Unit F JMS Bldg. Cor. Fajardo St., Salapungan, Angeles City, Pampanga

APALIT, PAMPANGA
GF St. Martin Bldg.
Poblacion Apalit, Pampanga

BAGUIO CITY
3FSM City Baguio, Upper Session Rd., Baguio City

BALANGA CITY, BATAAN
De Guzman Bldg., St. Joseph St., Poblacion. Balanga City, Bataan

BAMBANG, NUEVA VIZCAYA
National hi-way Banggod,
Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya

BAYOMBONG, NUEVA VIZCAYA
National cor. Pateros St., Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya

CABANATUAN
RFG Bldg., Burgos Ave., Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija

CAUAYAN, ISABELA
Northeast Cabatuan road. Barangay San Fermin
Cauayan Isabela

CALASIAO, PANGASINAN
Mc-Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Calasiao, Pangasinan

IBA, ZAMBALES
Magsaysay Avenue, Zone 3, Iba, Zambales

LAOAG CITY, ILOCOS NORTE
Brgy. 9 Rizal st. Corner Llañes st. Laoag City.

MARIVELES
GF Post Office Bldg., Luzon Ave., Mariveles, Bataan

SAN FERNANDO, LA UNION (formerly BACNOTAN, LA UNION)
C. Nuesca bldg. National Hi-way Sevilla San Fernando City La Union

SANTIAGO, ISABELA
304 Barrera St. Centro East Santiago City, Isabela

SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
Unit 42A Jomafer Supermarket, San Agustin, Mac Arthur Highway, San Fernando, Pampanga

STA. CRUZ, ZAMBALES
National Road Poblacion South
Sta. Cruz, Zambales

TARLAC
98 P. Hilario St. Ligtasan Tarlac City

TUGUEGARAO
#51 Mabini St., Brgy. 3 Centro Tuguegarao, Cagayan

URDANETA
Josefa Building, San Vicente, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan

More Drop off/ Donation centers from all over the country, here:

http://www.akomismo.org/main.php?s=news&id=31

UPDATE(11/01/09)

SHOP & SHARE
For the Benefit of Typhoon Victims
http://www.shopandshare.ph/about.html