A CALL FOR HELP CHAIN: “Your Help Can Save Lives in Bogo City”

Hello everyone. I want to tell you what happened in our place. We experienced a very strong 6.9 magnitude earthquake. The ground shook so hard that many houses broke down. Some families lost their homes, and sadly, many people also lost their lives. It was very scary. Until now, we still feel aftershocks, and people are afraid to sleep inside their houses because they might fall down.    Now, there are families who don’t have food to eat. Some people only eat a little rice for the whole day. Some children are thirsty because they don’t have clean water to drink. I feel so sad when I see them. I think about how hard it must be for mothers and fathers who cannot give food and water to their children.    With my fellow Hivers @whosee , @soulenne , and @cintilla — who are also experiencing the same situation right now and we are planning to work together to bring food and water to the families who are still waiting for help. Even if we are also victims of this earthquake here in Bogo, we want to do something to help.      We know we cannot do this alone, so we are reaching out for your support. Even a small amount can already buy rice, canned goods, or bottled water. Little help can bring big hope.  I promise that everything I receive will be used only for food and water to give to the families who are hungry and thirsty because of the earthquake. This is not for me, this is for them. If you want to help, you can send your support through these ways: 📱 For verification, you can message or call me at my phone number: 09212029422 (so you will know this is real). 💳 Bank Account: (PNB) Name: Christine Ricarte Account Number: 5203 5392 5130 1231 📱 GCash (my Sister’s account): 0961 663 0240 — Norma Ricarte Lood If you cannot give money, it’s okay no worries. You can still help by sharing this blog with your friends, or by praying for the families who are suffering. Every kind act is already a big help. Thank you so much for reading my story. I believe that even after something scary like an earthquake, we can still find light when we help each other. Let’s share what we can, because even one small act of kindness can make the world better.