Mahaya Salamat si Kaam Dimuan


Php 203,700.00

With all pledges in, that's this site's total collection so far. Below is the updated list of donors:

1. Engr. & Mrs. Ted Bascon & Family - Php 30,400.00
2. Renn Family - Php 15,000.00
3. Peter Wagner & Friends - Php 15,000.00
4. Lady Anonymous - Php 14,000.00
5. Ms. Baby Tanabe - Php 10,400.00
6. Charlyn Masucol-Sylte - Php 10,000.00
7. M/B Cyrus Ryan - Php 10,000.00
8. Delia Magdaraog - Php 10,000.00
9. Steve Magdaraog + anonymous 2 - Php 8,200.00
10. Ms. EAO - Php 6,900.00
11. Lorna Magloyuan - Php 5,200.00
12. Zhyrer Ruiz-Nishizawa - Php 5,200.00
13. TF Photographers - Php 5,000.00
14. Arisa Tsugami - Php 5,200.00
15. Carlo Manaog - Php 5,000.00
16. Rhegor Penaranda - Php 5,000.00
17. Cho Castillo - Php 5,000.00
18. Japan Anonymous (mixed) - Php 38,000.00

The second batch of beneficiaries will be called this weekend. We will also be extending help to the other Abaknons in the Manggahan Floodway and other areas which were similarly devastated.

Again, our deepest gratitude to all those who have given. And to all others who have extended time and effort to aid our fellow Abaknons.

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