#RescuePH

Rains have poured continuously in many areas in the Philippines leaving many places flooded and leaving many people away from the comforts of their own home.

Credits to REUTERS/ Stringer

Many waited to be saved on the roofs of their houses. Many were separated from their loved ones. Many lost the items they sell for a living or even the clothing they wear. Many had to cramp in evacuation centers. Many are hungry. Many are cold.

Some hospitals got flooded and lost power giving their patients an even more difficult time. Some lost their loved ones.

Credits to REUTERS/ Erik De Castro

But on the bright side, many were heroes - braving the heavy rains and the current of the flood just to save their kababayans (countrymen); creating awareness and informing the public of people who need help (making #RescuePH part of the top trending on Twitter in the Philippines); and helping out in relief operations with their time, effort, and donations in their schools or in evacuation centers. 

It sums up to many of our country men are facing hard times right now. Many of us were and are blessed to be safe in the comforts of our homes. Let us do what we can to help.

Credits to REUTERS/ Romeo Ranoco

Released on Facebook and Google+ by the Filipino Google Student Ambassadors on 08/07/12
Link to the Rappler article mentioned above.
Link to the Google Doc mentioned above.

Released by the Filipino Google Student Ambassadors's on 08/08/12

For the La Sallians, you can help out through Sagip Metro 3. Classes and office work resume on Monday, August 13, 2012.

Credits to the DLSU University Student Government

Credits to ALYANSANG TAPAT SA LASALLISTA

Credits to Santugon sa Tawag ng Panahon

If you're in the South/ Alabang area, you can help out in La Salle Zobel, Woodrose, Southridge, and St. James.

Credits to the Woodrose Student Council 2012-2013.

Here are some of the evacuees in Alabang, Muntinlupa lining up for food earlier today. Some of my friends helped out in relief operations there.

At the Paaralang Elementarya ng Alabang (Elementary School of Alabang)
Credits to Aldo Manzano

 If you're from the University of Asia and the Pacific or any area near there, you can help out in UA&P.

Credits to the person who made this. I got this from Ina Villegas' Facebook.

If it's one thing that's sure throughout this whole event is that no matter how strong and tumultuous Typhoon Gener was..

I got this on Facebook. Credits to http://katria.tumblr.com