Typhoon Ondoy fund raising by Krispy Kreme

I just got an email from Krispy Kreme regarding their fund raising that they are conducting this coming Sunday. On October 11, 2009 every all original glazed doughnut bought, sales of which will be donated to the relief operations for the victims of ONDOY. All proceeds will be donated to the Philippine National Red Cross!

So hurry, by just buying a doughnut, you can help the typhoon victims!

Volunteers needed 2

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Have you been to your local supermarket?

My visit: September 29, 2009

Unimart

Greenhills Shopping Center

Greenhills, San Juan

I was in Unimart this morning to buy some food for dinner. I was surprised to see so many people lining up the cashier already at this time of the day. It was not even lunch yet people were snaking in line already.

all counters are full

people were stocking on supplies

Or were they? DH told me that people are simply purchasing what they needed as most of their things and food are now useless with typhoon Ondoy.

Well, at first I thought of panic buying as news of more typhoon coming spread after the disaster of Ondoy. But come to think of it, DH's statement makes sense.

Or maybe some people are thinking of donating food to other people who are in need. The bread section is almost empty. I hope my readers would donate too!

Volunteers needed!

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Typhoon Ondoy did this!

It was only 4pm Saturday last September 26 but the water started to enter the gate of our office. We sent all our employees home already. It was only DH, the guard and I who were left in the office. We put all our products on top of working tables to try and save them from the water entering inside the building.

my dinner

We were really hungry afterwards. Good thing DH has Fita biscuits and Dole sliced peaches stashed inside the refrigerator.

inside the building

old stocks floating

water inside our work area

shot the morning after

It was a tragedy to see that a lot of people suffered during the typhoon Ondoy. This is just one of the thousands of stories that happened on that fateful day. Let's continue to pray for people who lost their families, houses and belongings.