Support Philippines Disaster Relief
Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) struck the Philippines on Friday, November 8th and destroyed entire villages and cities with huge waves and sustained winds over 150 mph.
The Center for Community Transformation (CCT) is a Filipino non-profit organization. CCT has worked for over twenty years to empower and holistically transform the lives of the urban and rural poor across the Philippines. In Visayas, the region hit hardest by the typhoon, CCT has 47 branch offices, serving over 24,000 individuals and their families. CCT also works extensively in Mindanao and Luzon, regions that also suffered serious human casualties and property damage.
While it is too early to know the full extent of both the storm damage and relief needs, CCT is already mobilizing to provide immediate relief and subsequent redevelopment assistance to the people and communities it already knows and serves.
CCT's U.S.-based micro enterprise development partners - HOPE International, Five Talents, PEER Servants, and endPoverty.org - are assisting CCT by appealing to our supporters for their prayers and financial contributions in support of CCT's relief, recovery, and rebuilding operations.*
How you can help
1. DONATE- Make a donation on this site. endPoverty.org will be providing tax-deductible receipts for donations given via this site. You can also give through the website of Five Talents and receive a receipt for your donation from them.
2. SHARE– Post this page on Facebook or email it out to your friends & family.
3. CREATE A PERSONAL FUNDRAISING PAGE- Start one for yourself, your school, company, church, club, team or organization!
All funds raised through this appeal are tax deductible and 100% will be sent to CCT specifically for its relief and rebuilding work with individuals and families impacted by Typhoon Haiyan.
We can make a difference now in the devastated lives of men, women, and children impacted by Typhoon Haiyan.
*HOPE International, Five Talents, PEER Servants, and endPoverty.org are not relief organizations and will not be directly implementing any relief efforts on behalf of CCT.
As we learn more, we'll be sharing updates on the situation and relief and recovery efforts below.
