The Giving Guide: Your Stylish Roadmap to Supporting Earthquake Survivors

By Cedie Lazaro

It’s hard to stay focused on the usual updates when such a big part of the country is hurting. After the 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Southern Mindanao, the bayanihan spirit didn’t just wake up; it took over our feeds.

It’s easy to feel helpless watching the news from a distance, but the most meaningful thing we can do right now is show up. We’re seeing so many people skip their usual weekend splurges to send help down south. It’s not about the amount; it’s about the fact that you remembered.

The most meaningful thing we can do right now is show up.

Image: Facebook/Alan Jas

Where to Send Your Help

If you’ve been looking for a way to contribute, here are the verified channels currently providing relief on the ground:

1. Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

Directly funding medical teams and rescue operations.

  • BDO: 00-453-0190938
  • BPI: 4991-0036-52
  • GCash: Available under the “Pay Bills” section.

2. GMA Kapuso Foundation

Currently working to provide hot meals and clean water to thousands of families.

@gmanews

WATCH: The Office of the Vice President has deployed the Kalusugan Food Truck for the rescuers and frontliners in General Santos City after magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Mindanao yesterday, June 8, 2026. Courtesy: Office of the Vice President #GMANews #GMANews

? original sound – GMA News – GMA News
  • GCash/Maya: Scan the official QR codes on their website.
Image: Facebook/Kapuso News
  • Vouchers: Donation vouchers are available via Shopee and Lazada.

3. ABS-CBN Foundation (Sagip Kapamilya)

Distributing relief packs containing rice, canned goods, and hygiene kits.

  • BDO: 0039302-14711
  • BPI: 4221-0000-27

What’s Needed Most?

For those organizing local drop-offs or sending in-kind goods, these are the items ground responders are asking for:

  • Safe Water: Bottled water is a top priority.
  • Shelter: Blankets, sleeping mats, and tarps for families currently displaced.
  • Hygiene: Soap, toothpaste, sanitary pads, and diapers.

We’ve always known how to look out for our own. Let’s keep this energy going until Mindanao is back on its feet.


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