Good-hearted citizens
Posted on October 5, 2009, 11:37 AM under Street Stories
In this time of crisis, the best (and worst) of Filipinos come out. The following people and organizations have helped Barasenians in evacuation centers and even those at home.
ABS-CBN Sagip Kapamilya on Friday donated undetermined sacks of family relief packs composed of pails, dipper, bottled water, bread, tents, used clothes and diapers
The mother of Gabby Concepcion, Baby, donated four cavans of rice, ten packs of biscuits, 60 pieces of pancit canton and 30 pieces of sardines. The Concepcion family owns the Concepcion Montessori.
The Barasenians in the Middle East gave four boxes of cup noodles, four boxes of biscuits, 120 bottled water, 63 boxes of sardines, 10 boxes of noodles and 39 bags of biscuits.
Department of Social Welfare and Development gave four boxes of hamburgers from McDonalds and 345 family relief packs. DWSD Region IV also gave 312 family relief packs composed of cup noodles, sardines and biscuits. Yesterday, the City Welfare Office of Makati donated 1, 000 cans of biscuits and 1, 000 bottled water.
Senator Juan Ponce Enrile sent ready to eat foods composed of 870 packs of bread, banana, cooked rice and adobo; two shirts, 20 trays of boiled eggs, 1, 200 family relief packs composed of two biscuits, two bottled water and four noodles. Councilor Alfredo Ruba gave used clothing.
Organizations and businesses also shared in giving relief goods. Danlex Research Laboratories gave medicines such as 100 bottles of Paracetamol, 100 bottles of Carbocistein, 100 bottles of ascorbic acid, 50 boxes of Paracetamol tables, 20 boxes of Carbocistein capsules and 20 boxes of Mefenamic acid. The Rotary Club of Makati and former mayor Dindo Garciano donated 147 family relief packs and four gallons of bottled water. Rotary Club of Biak na Bato gave 150 family relief packs composed of rice, sardines and pancit canton, and 12 packs of oat meal. Bekong Store also donated food.
Fr. Rico Hilario and Engr. Martin Rio gave 500 pieces of sandwiches, 50 family relief packs and another set of 50 for children.
Other people who gave relief goods are: Manex Bunot Рused clothing; Nisperos Family Рused clothing; Fred Sia Рfood, Marivic Onia Рthree cavans of rice, one box of coffee, one box of sardines, three boxes of noodles, five pack of milk, 30 pieces of .25 kilo sugar; Boboy Olaño Рsix pails of biscuits and one box of sardines; Leo and Larni Caparas, Alex and Rose Genito Р200 tins of sardines, six boxes of noodles, two cavans of rice and 200 family relief packs composed of rice, sardines and noodles and Rey Caiña Рsnacks served on Oct. 1 and breakfast on Oct. 2.
The friends of Rex Genito donated ready to eat food composed of rice, boiled eggs, sandwich, corned beef, cup noodles, biscuits, fruit juices and bottled water; Apah Buenaventura and Marites Oriondo – used clothing and six boxes of biscuits and architect Boy Pascual – 100 family relief packs composed of 1 kilo of rice and two packs of noodles.
This list came from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development office.
October 6th, 2009 at 3:50 pm
Its time to move on!! cheers! ! !
After the calamity happened, now its time for us to move on. Let show to others that we Rizaleños is strong & Never to be fall down for all the trials came to our life. Matatag tayo sa anuman pagsubok!!!
Maybe it was a sign given to us of our almighty God. He gave us this world, he created us to be care of all the things in this world Pero hindi naman natin pinagmalasakitan ang kanyang mga nilikha, Bagkus ito ay ating sinira at Sinamantala.
All of us, were thinking , what will gonna be happen on this earth in the near future? Wag na po natin paabutin pa o dumating yung panahon na wala na tayong lugar dito sa mundo..
Here in Rizal like Binangonan, Morong, Baras, Tanay and Pililla, this was my first time since i was born to witnessed and experienced the flood that could hit to the entire Rizal, that couldnt happened before. Its was a bad experienced to all of us. But through this calamity, we saw and experienced the spirit of “DAMAYAN” helping each others, caring with somebody else, giving and sharing for someone needs some help. Through the effort and helping hands of our Local government Official, support and helped of the NGO’s, concerned of the others peoples, we thanks to all of u!!
As what Hymm of Rizal said:
RIZAL MABUHAY
Rizal, Rizal mabuhay Pangunahin kang lalawigan
Sa Kultura’t kabuhayan, pinagpala ng mayKapal
Buhay Nami’y Nakalaan, Maglingkod sa Inang Bayan
Lalawigan Kang Tanging-tangi, Mahal namin magpakailanman
Ang lahat ng Rizaleno’y masisikap, puso’t Diwa sa Diyos, Bayan at sa Kapwa
Mapalad kami na taga-Rizal sa pamumuno ng mga taong may dangal.
Lalawigan kong tanging-tangi Mahal namin magpakailan man
Now, lets show to everybody that we a people in Rizal ay TAngi-Tangi Kailanman!!! Mabuhay Rizal.. LONG LIVE!!!!!
October 8th, 2009 at 11:17 pm
I am very appreciative of the identified organizations and invididuals who helped our kababayans who are victims of the recent cyclone Onyong. I am certain though that the list of names in the article is not all inclusive. Nonetheless, thank you too to all unknown donors.
October 12th, 2009 at 11:52 pm
hay,naku miss na miss ko na yang kanta tuwing monday morning pag atend namin ng mag kasamahan kung bhw.lalo na bhw ng brgy.rizal miss u all.ka emei and ka ayong miss you na po.
October 13th, 2009 at 11:23 am
I overheard yesterday the address of Mayor Robles regarding the relief distributions of teh municipality.I commend him for his effort as well as some local officials and employees.But is very saddening to say that the Mayor himself admitted the rumors that some municipal employees “pocketed” some relief goods for their own personal use.
Anu kaya yun ,nagbalot ng isa,naguwi ng dalawa?Maganda na sana ang ayos,nag iisip tuloy ang ibang taong bayan,na totoo na maraming taga minisipyo ang naguuwi ng mga relief goods
October 13th, 2009 at 11:03 pm
…sakit na ba talaga nating mga tga-baras ang ugaling mangupit..k’ya ala tayong pag-unlad..kahit sinong mapaupo sa posisyon -”corrupt”!
October 15th, 2009 at 2:19 pm
On Sunday, October 11,2009, the appointed officers of Barasenian Club 2010 held their first meeting at the residence of Mrs. Wilma “ka Wiling” SanDiego, club president for 2010-2011.
Ka Wiling led the meeting with the following attendees; Precy Sanches, Pat Gonzales, Minting Gonzalez, Cynthia Tesoro,Bogie Tesoro, Greg Fullante, Elmer Dinozo, Jojie Dinozo, Rico Tesoro, Nemie Torres, Boying Torres and Lina Rio. A donation of $100 per officer was raised to help our kababayan victims hit by the typhoon Ondoy. At the time of this posting, letters were already sent to other members and officers to encourage them to give any amount they could afford to help the victims. Proceeds will be used to buy relief goods like rice, canned foods and medicines.
The relief goods will be delivered to the victims’ own homes or places where they are staying temporarily.
Other topic discussed was the annual fiesta celebration next year in Los Angeles in 2010. Details will be posted soon..
October 15th, 2009 at 10:22 pm
Mabuhay kayong lahat diyan mga taga-Baras, LA.
Rico Tesoro, pareng Elmer ‘musta na kayo- sana nasa mabuti kayong kalagayan diyan. Tagal na tayong ‘di nagkikita. More power and God Bless y’all.
DFW, TX
November 3rd, 2009 at 1:33 pm
Hello fellow Barasenians,
This is an updated report as of 10-31-09 regarding our Ondoy Calamity Fund Drive. Total collections to date is $2,730.00, of this amount $2,400.00 was sent to Baras through Gigi Teston Mushiri last October 26, 2009 who will spearhead the distribution of the relief goods to the typhoon victims.
This will be an on-going fund drive as all the proceeds from this fund raising will be solely used to help our unfortunate ‘kababayans’ to get on their feet. So let us continue to unite and help and send in your donations if you have not done so. If you want to help please get in touch with the incoming officers of Barasenian Club 2010-2011 – led by Ka Wiling San Diego Incoming President her
email address:wdsandie@lasd.org or contact Elmer Dinozo @joppet@msn.com
Thank you.