Philippine Flood Relief Fund

 
£27,094
£5,119
Raised
Remaining

Summary

An average of 8 to 9 typhoons make landfall in the Philippine area each year. These relentless rains can cause widespread damage in the Philippines. This fund has provided emergency relief to the victims of the floods since 2011 and will continue to do so as assistance is needed.

What is the issue, problem, or challenge?

After eight days of torrential rains in July and August 2012, flooding in the Philippines capital of Manila has forced at least 20,000 people to flee their homes and left at least 53 people dead. In December of 2011, flash floods left more than 60,000 homeless and claimed more than 1,500 lives, in the region's worst storm of the year.

How will this project solve this problem?

GlobalGiving is partnering with several organizations on the ground to provide emergency aid and long term relief to victims. We will post updates on how these funds have been used so that you can see the impact that your donation has had.

Potential Long Term Impact

Major disasters always require a huge amount of support to provide relief and long term recovery efforts. In this case, these initial funds will help survivors and victims get necessary services. Over time this fund will transition to support longer term recovery efforts.

Project Message

The situation in the evacuation center is very difficult/ There is no water or sanitation there. It's very easy to get sick
- Stella Cabilogan, victim, as quoted in NY Times

Funding Information

Total Funding Received to Date: £27,094
Remaining Goal to be Funded: £5,119
Total Funding Goal: £32,213

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Organization

GlobalGiving
GlobalGiving

Washington, D.C., United States
http://www.globalgiving.org

Project Leader

Britt Lake

Washington, D.C. United States

Where is this project located?

Map of Philippine Flood Relief Fund