Cagayan de Oro River Flash Floods




These photos are owned and shared by Kuya Ermin Stan Pimental of the KKP Office at my dear Alma Mater, Ateneo de Cagayan-Xavier University...

If you care to donate clothing, canned goods, noodles and other food stuff, you may do so by bringing your goodies for the victims at the said office. The KKP-SIO is located at the 1st floor of the Aggie Building.

Here in Balulang, Honeysweet Learning Center is also accepting donations to be given to flood victims in the area.

FYI: stories at Just the tip of the Iceberg...

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