By Mikaela Raphael | GlobalGiving Fellow
Super Typhoon Goni was the most powerful storm of 2020. It was just one in a series of storms that hit the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic. With low-lying coastal communities that experience an average of 20 storms a year, the Philippines continues to bear the brunt of the climate crisis.
Thanks to your generous donation to GlobalGiving’s Super Typhoon Goni/Rolly Relief Fund, our trusted nonprofit partners have provided urgently needed assistance while helping to pave the long road to recovery and climate resilience that lies ahead.
Here is a snapshot of how four GlobalGiving nonprofit partners based in the Philippines continue to make a difference since Super Typhoon Goni/Rolly made landfall last year:
Thank you for helping raise more than $60,000 for grassroots organizations working on the front lines of typhoon response and the climate crisis. Though we are now closing this fund, the need remains enormous for communities in the Philippines. GlobalGiving's trusted nonprofit partners in the country will continue to respond to climate-fueled disasters. If you are able, we encourage you to consider supporting ongoing projects that are meeting people’s needs for food, shelter, and a stronger future after last year’s typhoons.
With gratitude,
Mikaela + the GlobalGiving Team
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