Local Government Unit of Calamba, business owners, NGO’s and individuals sent relief goods to typhoon Yolanda victims

Typhoon Yolanda hit the Philippines particularly in the Visayas areas (Tacloban City, Samar and Leyte) causing massive destructions of infrastructures and killing thousands of lives.  Typhoon Yolanda wiped out the communities along the coastal areas and even in the city proper. Some areas are really terribly damage where you can see dead bodies.

The affected people were struggling to find foods and searching their missing love ones. Many of our kababayan are homeless and no food to eat, no clean water to drink and no medicines for the victims of the said typhoon.

The Local Government Unit of Calamba, Misamis Occidental headed by Municipal Mayor Ezel T. Villanueva is organizing support to the typhoon Yolanda victims with the local business sectors, Non-Government Organizations, individuals that are willing to donate foods and clothing. 

The LGU of Calamba allocated P 150,000.00 worth of rice and can goods for typhoon Yolanda victims in Tacloba City, Leyte and Samar. The source of funds used to purchase the relief goods is from the Local Government Unit calamity fund.

Many of the Calambahanon respond to the call to help initiated by Mayor Villanueva. Grocery and business owners, individuals delivered can goods (sardines and beef loafs), noodles, mineral water, used clothes to the Municipal Hall. 

The Local Government Unit employees, volunteers and the 55^th Infantry Battalion helped repack relief goods to be sent to the affected areas. The LGU delivered 632 relief packs.

The LGU coordinated the 55^th IB to transport the relief goods to Pagadian City then to Tacloban City via C130.

 

List of Donors

 

1.      New Family Traders

2.      Aldrin Fred Gen. Merchandise

3.      RMK Gen. Merchandise

4.      Rose Dy

5.      Emmanuel Militante

6.      Boy Mativo

7.      Pastor Joel Sarches

8.      Mrs. Lucia Amba

9.      Mr. & Mrs. Jing Batoy

10.                 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Tenebro

11.                 Leonila Sumarya

12.                 Ontario Family

13.                 Joseph Yap

14.                 Manigsaca Family

15.                 Sulpicio & Tapay Family

16.                 Juan Maquiling

17.                 Taucan Family

18.                 Jemelito Castillon

19.                 Caroro Family

20.    Mayor Ezel T. Villanueva

21.    Galacio Family

22.    Nedelina Iman

23.    Paculba/Borongan Family

24.    Maricar Arcamo

25.    Domingo Palma

26.    Mariano Jun Socias

27.    Dr. Matunog

28.    Balisa Family

29.    Nestor Palma

30.    Lydia Lumacad

31.    Sacred Heart College-College Department

32.    Narciso Bonga

33.    Hely Mejos

34.    Cristy Tumilap

35.    Coca Family

36.    Abelita Family

37.    Emma Alamin

38.    Ma. Theresa Libres

39.    Crisilda Pacres

40.    San Isidro Labrador Church

41.    Ma. Corazon Descallar

42.    Loloy Gumahad & Family

43.    Mr. & Mrs. Nilo Jumawan

44.    Aurora Codira

45.    Joselyn Geraldizo

46.    Dondon Baguio

47.    Peter Coca

48.    Josephine Awa

49.    Delilah J. Evangelista

50.    Conchita Famas

51.    Pepe Intong

52.    Analyn Villagonzalo

53.    Marilyn Pascua

54.    Sumbrado Family

55.    Dominisac & Bongcac Family

56.    Castro

57.    Kimkim Lacia

58.    Joelito Intong & Family

59.    Hon. Amelita Preciado

60.    Limitares Family

61.    Lenie de Fracia

62.    Rona Fe Lagdamin

63.    Lauro Dominise

64.    Richie Evasco

65.    Oscar Libetario

66.    Fe Castillo

67.    Christopher Asero

68.    Amba Family

69.    Cesar Franco

70.    Julieta Matunog

71.    Cadingan & Dasas

72.    Rogelio Dominise

73.    Che-che Descallar

74.    Eunila Meralles

75.    German Obligado

76.    Jonel Guigue

77.    Primitivo Matunog, Jr.

78.    Prize J. Yap

79.    Julie Marcial

80.    Virginia Nisnisan

81.    Ernest Descallar

82.    Joel Suminguit

83.    Bonjing Paz

84.    Nonoy Lawas

85.    Rey Magsayo

86.    Nilo Villarial

87.    Terisita Gonzaga

88.    Ma. Corazon Descallar

89.    Gregoria Villanueva

90.    Nonoy and Janna Awa

91.    Ranran Manigsaca

92.    Janeth Villarosa

93.    Gemma Taclob

94.    Reynaldo Bentolero

95.    Marilyn Maspiñas

96.    Seventh Day Adventist Church

97.    Pantallon Family

98.     R-lex Remacamadas

99.     Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Porferio

100.Grace Medija

101.Eroy Family

102.Hon. Antonio N. Lawas

103.Romeo Dalde

104.Cyrus Nazareno

105.Gumahad Family

106.Mariano Humol

107.Mary Ibn Palubon

108.Ian Lorejo

109.Nazareno Family

110.Antonio Apdujan & Family

111.Speed Hunter Racing Team

112.Mr. Godrey Atay & Family

113.Belen Manso

114.Emielou Quilat

115.Mr. & Mrs. Bobong Trono

116.Angela Cabanlet

117.Lorna Camanian

118.Paman-Calunsag Family

119.Tating Bacaro

120.Floria Matunog

121.Luisa Maghinay

122.Hon. Juan Jumalon

123.Hon. Rodrigo Garcia

124.Hon. Joseph C. Malayao

125.Hon. Emmanuel M. Cale

126.Elsa Maquilang

127.Albert John Mania

128.Felicitas Tumala

129.Grace Guillano

130.Rogelia Ong

131.Divina Yee

132.Ma. Elena E. Ratunil & Family

133.Ragodos Family

134.Cañarejo Family

135.Calamba Meat Shop

136.Banda Family

137.Ascon Road Construction (Dubai)

138.Manuel Agura

139.Jose Melvin Saylan

140.Marlyn Baguio

141.Paul Sumbalan

142.Pacita Taclob

143.Chatilyn Cutab

144.Pascua & Apiang Family

145.Danilo Mejos

146.Sacred Heart College – High School Department

Municipal Mayor Ezel T. Villanueva helped in repacking the relief goods

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