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LBC Branches Now Accepting Donations

I am cancelling my planned post for today to give way to this quick post. 

I came across this announcement in one social media while drafting several blog posts today.  I prioritized posting this in the hope that I will be able to help in my own little way through the medium that I am most familiar with.

lbc red cross

LBC’s cooperation with the Philippine Red Cross in sending relief goods to the victims in Iligan City, Cagayan de Oro and other provinces during Typhoon Sendong was very effective.  I for one was able to utilize that service during that time.  Let's all help in making this more effective and successful this time by pitching in any manner that we can.

All the details are in the poster.  Please help and spread the word.

“I am only one, but I am one.  I cannot do everything, but I can do something.  And I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do.”
  ~Edward Everett Hale~

Comments

  1. Very nice deed Balut. yes, we must help in every way we can.
    By the way hope you visit and join too my other blog " willyouhearfromme.blogspot.com

    Have a blessed day to you and everyone there.

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    1. THANK Joy, there's really a lot of people who are needing help due to days of flooding. Prayers is a good way of helping them too.

      Congratulations on your new blog! I already followed you and linked it in all of my blogs :)

      God Bless...

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  2. good job LBC....loaded with best care...

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    1. Yes Arvin. They did the same during typhoon Sendong.

      Thanks for passing by God Bless...

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  3. sana makalikom sila ng madamedame dme naapektuhan ee

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  4. I appreciated the thought that you took time out to post your planned entries to give way to this important post that can somehow help in anyway to the victims of floods. Kudos for the effort! Cheers!

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    1. THANK you Jay, yes "in my own little way".

      Cheers bro!

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  5. Nakakalungkot talaga ang nangyari. How nice of you to post this!

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    1. Haay sistah lalo sating actual na nakikita ang nangyari nakakalungkot talaga. Salamat sa pag appreciate kapatid.

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  6. Let's hope the flood in the Phillipines will go away soon. Still rain here in Norway, lots of houses and road are damaged.

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    1. THANKS Roffe! As of this writing the rain is not as bad as I was making this post. And I wish the same better days in Norway. Take care my friend.

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  7. I am a flood victim too Ms Balut though I'm just stranded so it's not really a big deal. I guess we all need to help out even in the littlest way we can. Long live Pinoys!

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    1. Yes Michael, a bit of little effort from everyone will sum up to a BIG one. Cheers to Pinoy's courage!

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  8. Such a noble act, I salute you teh!

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    1. SALAMAT McRICH! kamusta naman kayo ng family mo?

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  9. That's good to know that they make some actions to help our kababayan....Inspiring post sis...Saan ba nangaling ang water at ganun kalaki ang affected area sis???

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    1. THANKS sis.
      It's from the continuous rain and the drainage are clogged plus the release of water from the water dams and a lot more...

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