28 reactions | Here are devastating scenes in Siargao island in the...

22 reactions | WATCH. Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson says Typhoon Odette damage to hit billions of pesos.* | Digicast Negros | Facebook

27K views · 279 reactions | AFTERMATH OF TYPHOON ODETTE DENR Undersecretary Benny Antiporda shared a video showing Siargao Island’s current state following the onslaught of typhoon #Odette which devastated portions of Visayas and Mindanao last week. “Nowhere to buy food but we see to it that we deliver help with a smile,” Antiporda’s caption wrote. (Video courtesy of DENR Undersecretary Benny Antiporda) Here’s how to help: https://bit.ly/3JazbnC | Philippine Star | Facebook

1.2K views · 11 reactions | Typhoon aftermath #typhoon #aftermath | Jocelyn De Mesa Booth | Facebook

30K views · 471 reactions | Aerial view of the Municipality of Talibon Bohol. The worst typhoon to hit the province in recent years that devastated millions worth of infrastructure and agricultural crops. #PhilippineRedCross #TyphoonOdette #TalibonBohol | Travalexis | Facebook

819 reactions · 58 shares | When Typhoon Odette devastated the country last December, communities were quick to take action in lifting each other up. This Filipino spirit of bayanihan provided thousands of families in Visayas and Mindanao with crucial support to weather the storm and find hope for recovery. Daghang salamat to the Ayala Land volunteers who engaged with affected communities for relief operations! #AlagangAyalaLand | Ayala Land, Inc. | Facebook

Typhoon Odette Relief Operations headed by Bloomberry Cultural Foundation Inc., ICTSI Foundation Inc., and Solaire Cares in cooperation with PAGCOR, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine National Police, and Philippine Coast Guard, were organized to provide aid to several areas in Siargao. Volunteer team members from Solaire and ICTSI flew to the island to distribute essential goods to various affected communities. #SolaireCares #BarugSiargao | Solaire Resort

10K views · 474 reactions | In a relief drive at the Ateneo de Manila University for survivors of Typhoon Odette, volunteers talk about what motivates them to help despite the threat of COVID-19. Rappler reporter Dwight De Leon tells us how you too can chip in. https://www.rappler.com/nation/video-inside-relief-efforts-typhoon-odette-ateneo-de-manila-university/ | Rappler | Facebook