On November 8th, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, and took with it much of the infrastructure. Do Your Part Volunteer's along with the Filipino people have moved into the rebuilding and repair stage, while still supplying food to the villages; as they anticipate the growing crops from the new gardens that were established.
Super Typhoon Haiyan has caused miles, upon miles of destruction. The survivors of the Philippines are in need of two of the main things many take for granted, shelter and food.The need for rebuilding, and repairs is a priority, along with generators, and food supplies. Another Typhoon took a direct hit on Hindang the end of last month, volunteers and residents are good, but still need your help.
Our project is just one small part of the recovery process; we have volunteers on the ground working to coordinate efforts with residence and other organization all working together for the same cause. With your help, the combined forces can make a difference; with building supplies we can complete the rebuilding and repairs, gardens are being re-established, generators are still in need, each of these areas of support brings the people one step closer to sustainability
Do Your Part along with its partners, will continue to work together on the long road ahead, to assist this country in re-establishing its structure and to give hope to these resilient survivors. The needs of this region will go on long after the rest of the world has forgotten. Rebuilding will take years and these people will need your continued support. Do Your Part plans to continue to help as long as their is a need.
