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Help the Santos Family Rebuild After Typhoon Carina

Santos FamilyMarikina City, Metro Manila
Help the Santos Family Rebuild After Typhoon Carina
₱87,500of ₱150,000
134 donors58% funded

The Story

The Santos family lost their home and sari-sari store to flooding from Typhoon Carina in Marikina.

When Typhoon Carina struck Marikina, the Santos family's home was submerged in chest-deep floodwaters. They lost everything - their home, their sari-sari store, and most of their belongings. Maria Santos, a single mother of three, is determined to rebuild. Funds will go toward building materials, restocking the store, school supplies, and basic household items.

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₱150,000

Raised

₱87,500

Donors

134

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