P.Diddy’s kids pack their own clothes to send to the Philippines (Source: TMZ)
Six-year-old Japanese boy Shoichi Kodoh donates contents of his piggy bank to the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo
American girls turn over $200 to UNICEF from lemonade stand
Dutch-Filipino kids Kai and Danique De Wit raise 80 euros by selling “Philippine cupcakes” to neighbors
Motherpackers unite for Yolanda
Anderson Cooper tells Korina Sanchez to maybe get a ride to Tacloban
UK family collects for the British Red Cross at Tesco
Scenes we’d like to see: US deploys USNS Mercy
Amazing view of the Royal Armed Forces UK’s C-17, which delivered a load of emergency specialist equipment to Cebu
A US C17—one of 68 large military cargo aircraft from 30 countries assisting in the Philippines—airlifts typhoon victims
Some lucky b*tch
Atom Araullo reporting
New York cares
Houston cares
Linda Farrow cares
Seattle Seahawks’ Doug Baldwin raises Philippine flag (upside down) to ask for continued support for victims
Tourists stranded in Coron, Palawan help out instead
Best closeup of Yolanda before it made landfall in the Philippines
Haiyan is not a joke
Haiyan na! Yolanda approaches Philippines
What would happen if Yolanda had hit Northern Europe instead
An eerie resemblance
Someone’s unfortunate idea of relief goods
Anderson Cooper with the lead singer of Journey, Arnel Pineda
Baby Israel with the kind doctors at the Israeli Defense Force mobile hospital, one hour after it opened
A ray of hope appears over Tacloban seven days after Yolanda
Plus two in Eastern Samar (Photo: Abdel Elecho)
Proof of life: notes scribbled by survivors to let their families know they made it alive
Precious smiles: Filipino children receive biscuits after days of no food
Canned goods with scribbles of hope from one happy packer (Source: Bianca Gonzalez)
Richard Gordon briefs German and Spanish Red Cross
And to all the afams who came out to help, a huge SALAMAT from all of us!
