On August 9 and 16, with the support of our mission partners in M. Dela Fuente, Sampaloc, Manila, TYFI extended assistance to 100 families who continue to rebuild their lives after the fire that struck their community months ago. Each family received rice and relief packs, with priority given to senior citizens and other vulnerable members of the community. The initiative was further brightened by the generosity of RFM Corp., whose Moo Choco drinks brought joy to the children.

We express our sincere gratitude to our donors and volunteers whose dedication and generosity continue to provide hope and relief to families in need.

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On August 6 and 15, the San Roque Cathedral of the Diocese of Kalookan carried out a two-day rice distribution, extending much-needed support to 416 families. With compassion and dedication, cathedral volunteers and coordinators went to Barangays 5–20 and various BEC/Community Chapels to bring aid directly to the people.

Families gravely affected by the recent typhoons, along with senior citizens and persons with disabilities, were given priority—ensuring that those most in need received comfort first.

This act of solidarity is more than just the sharing of rice packs; it is a reminder that in times of hardship, the community’s love and care shine brightest. To our mission partners, volunteers, and donors—thank you for being instruments of hope and assurance for our vulnerable brothers and sisters.

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With the help of our mission partners, Caritas Pasig and Sto. Tomas de Villanueva Parish, we were able to bring rice packs to 943 families in Santolan, Pasig on July 31-Aug 3 & Aug 11, 2025. Many of them had just come from evacuation centers after enduring days of heavy rains and flooding. Thanks as well to the parish’s generous donors who added relief goods, bringing comfort to more families. In moments like these, we see how solidarity and compassion truly bring hope and strengthen our oneness as a community.

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The community of Sitio Ruby Extension, Creekside was severely affected by the recent rains and flooding. In response, Novaliches Cathedral organized a medical mission that served 68 families, providing free consultations, medicines, vitamins, and other essential health services. Complementing this initiative, Tanging Yaman Foundation, Inc. distributed relief packs and beddings to the affected households.

On August 1, our team visited the community and witnessed firsthand the pressing needs of the residents. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Cathedral Shrine of the Good Shepherd for their collaboration in delivering timely and much-needed assistance to the families of Sitio Ruby Extension, Creekside, Fairview, Quezon City. Maraming salamat po!

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