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Donations and Volunteers for the Typhoon Yolanda relief effort


Where and how to donate
Cash donations through DSWD:
In-kind donations may be dropped off at any of the following locations:
  • Ateneo de Manila University, Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City 1108
  • De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila 1004
Contact person: Mr. Charles Kevin Ronda at  +63 905-342-7647 
Other contact details:
International and local donations (DSWD):
  • Usec. Angelita Medel at  +63 928-550-0532 
  • Asec. Ted Romo at  +63 947-996-1785 
  • Dir. Resty Macuto at +63 16-428-6557
International donations (DFA):
  • Asec. Gary Domingo at  +63 917-866-4297 
  • Ms. Rachel Oronce at  +63 903-820-7123 
What type of goods to donate
  • Food (nonperishable goods, canned goods, ready-to-eat, does not require water to cook)
  • Bottled water
  • Basic medicine (e.g., paracetamol, for dehydration, for diarrhea)
  • Clothes (fresh, comfortable, new underwear)
  • Toiletries
  • Blankets
  • Tents
How to volunteer
Interested volunteers who wish to assist in the repacking of goods in NCR may contact the following numbers:
  • DSWD NROC hotlines:  (02)852-8081  /  (02)851-2681  /  (02)511-1259 
  • DSWD hotline:  (02)459-2131 
Note: Schedule by group of at least 5 members.
Repacking sites are the following:
Site
Address
DSWD NROC (National Resource Operations Center) NAIA Chapel Road, Pasay City(at the back of CAAP)
Cargohaus Ground Floor, Cargohaus Building,NAIA Complex, Barangay VitalezParañaque City 1700
Villamor Air Base Pasay City 1309
Ninoy Aquino Stadium (formerly Rizal Stadium) M. Adriatico St., cor. Leveriza St., Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Manila
Who to contact or where to look for missing relatives

Who to contact to request for relief operations in areas not yet reached by the government

  • DSWD NROC hotlines:  (02)851-2681  /  (02)852-8081  /  (02)511-1259 
  • DSWD Twitter account: @dswdserves
Where to check for updates
Official Gazette
NDRRMC
DSWD
DOST Project NOAH
DOST PAGASA
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