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I. TYF INTRODUCTION
I. TYF INTRODUCTION
A. WHAT IS TYF?
> HISTORY
> TYF AS CONDUIT
B. HOW DOES TYF OPERATE?
C. WHO DO WE HELP?
> 5 CLUSTERS
D. WHO ARE OUR PARTNERS?
> NGO'S, SCHOOLS, PARISHES
> SMALL NGO'S
A. WHAT IS THE TANGING YAMAN
FOUNDATION?
Tanging Yaman Foundation Inc. (TYF),
• a Philippine non-profit organization established in 1992
• offshoot of original liturgical music concerts entitled
“Tanging Yaman, Himig at Pananalig”
• composed by Fr. Manuel "Manoling" Francisco, S.J.
• accompaniment provided by the Philippine Philharmonic
Orchestra (PPO) and the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra
• performances were at the Cultural Center of the Philippines,
the Meralco Theatre, the UP Theatre, and other major
Philippine theaters including select provincial venues
PHILIPPINE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
• The TYF concerts also featured choirs like:
Bukas Palad
Hangad
Bungang Himig
Tinig Barangka
The Pansol Choir
• and popular artists like:
Basil Valdez
Dulce
Ogie Alcasid
Ariel Rivera
Jamie Rivera
Nolyn Cabahug
•The TYF concerts celebrated Filipino music
and Filipino faith
• raised funds for institutions that build and
nurture local communities
• Some beneficiaries of the concerts were:
•gifted public school children
•Youth Centers
•Homes for the Aged
•Scholarship Funds
•Diocesan Seminaries and Parishes
GAME-CHANGER: TYPHOON YOYONG,
2004
Duration
November 14 –
November 26
Peak intensity
150 km/h
(90 mph) (10min) 950 mbar (hPa)
Many
Filipinos
want to help
others, but
do not know
how.
TYF AS CONDUIT
The TYF is a CONDUIT between Filipinos and
others who want to help and Filipinos anywhere
in the country who are in need.
B. HOW DOES TYF OPERATE?
BENEFACTORS
TANGING YAMAN
1.
1.
2.
3.
Choose Beneficiary
a. Any individual or
community in the
Philippines
b. Whose need falls
under the 5 clusters
of TYF.
Choose how to give
a. Service (ex. Medical
mission)
b. Material (ex. Relief
goods)
c. Financial
Choose manner of donating
a. Cash
b. Check
c. Credit Card
2.
3.
4.
5.
Receives donations &
pledges from benefactors.
Receives proposals from
potential beneficiaries.
Processes applications and
proposals.
Releases funds to approved
beneficiaries.
Informs benefactors of the
progress of their chosen
beneficiary.
PARTNER BENEFICIARIES
FIVE CLUSTERS:
• Children’s Basic Needs
• Education and Formation
• Environment and
Livelihood
• Relief and Rehabilitation
• Elderly and Infirm
1. Implement Project
funded by TYF.
2. Monitor projects.
3. Submit updates/financial
& terminal reports to TYF.
C. WHO DOES TYF HELP?
FIVE (5) Program Clusters
1.Children's Basic Needs
2.Education and Formation
3.Environment and Livelihood
4.Relief and Rehabilitation
5.Care for the Elderly and Retired Priests
1. Children’s Basic Needs
We are a conduit foundation, and we aim to help Filipinos help
other Filipinos in need--Pinoy para sa Pinoy. We channel
resources to worthy and effective programs that nurture and
educate the youth, safeguard the environment, enrich culture,
and nurture hope. Natatanging yaman natin para sa kinabukasan
ang ating kabataan. We have partnered with other institutions
who protect our children and provide them with proper nutrition.
2. Education and Formation
We channel resources to worthy and effective
programs that nurture and educate the youth.
Natatanging yaman na maibibigay natin sa
ating kabataan ang edukasyon.
3. Environment and Livelihood
Tanging Yaman believes that we must leave the
world no worse than we find it. We actively
support projects that help save and protect our
environment. Natatanging yaman
natin ang ating kalikasan.
4. Relief and Rehabilitation
Ang ating mga kababayan ay natatanging
kayamanan ng ating bansa. Tanging Yaman
responds to the challenge of alleviating effects
of calamities on our people by spearheading
fundraising and rehabilitation efforts.
5. Care for the Elderly and Retired Priests
We show our gratitude to our elders by taking
care of them. Maraming yaman ang inihatid
nila sa atin. Nararapat lamang na sila rin ay
pahalagahan bilang mga natatanging yaman.
D. WHO ARE OUR PARTNERS?
Program Partners
Implementors:
NGO’s, Schools & Parishes
Small NGOs:
•Joey Velasco Foundation
•Francis Magalona Foundation
•Recovery Circle Foundation
ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN RELIGIOUS IN
TAGBILARAN (AWRET)
LOCAL PARTNER IN BOHOL
II. HOW DOES TYF OPERATE ITS
RELIEF & REHABILITATION DRIVES?
II. Relief & Rehabilitation Process:
A. RAISING FUNDS
B. IDENTIFYING NEEDS
C. PARTNERING WITH LOCAL GROUP
D. DRAFTING AND SIGNING MOA
E. ORIENTING LOCAL BENEFICIARIES
F. IMPLEMENTING PROJECT
G. MONITORING PROJECT
H. TURN OVER
A. RAISING FUNDS – Fundraising Concerts
A. RAISING FUNDS – Donor Summit
A. RAISING FUNDS – Donor Appeals
B. IDENTIFYING NEEDS – Sample of Raw Proposals
C. PARTNERING w/ LOCAL GROUPS – AWRET, Bohol
C. PARTNERING w/ LOCAL GROUPS – Claret, Ormoc
D. DRAFTING & SIGNING MOA
E. ORIENTING LOCAL BENEFICIARIES
F. IMPLEMENTING PROJECTS
F. IMPLEMENTING PROJECTS
F. IMPLEMENTING PROJECTS
G. MONITORING PROJECTS
H. TURNING OVER of PROJECTS
FINEX BOATS READY FOR TURN OVER TO BENEFICIARIES
III. BOHOL RELIEF AND
REHABILITATION EFFORTS
BOHOL EARTHQUAKE
Magnitude 7.2, October 15, 2013
A. RELIEF EFFORT
B. REHABILITATION DRIVE
Sample of Ruins: Loboc Church
The beloved limestone Loboc Church of
Bohol, originally built in 1602, was totally
destroyed by the 7.2 magnitude
earthquake of October 15, 2013.
A. BOHOL RELIEF EFFORTS
RELIEF EFFORTS
B. BOHOL REHABILITATION DRIVE
The Ruined & Temporary “Trapal” Church
in Loboc
Construction of Alternative Church
Construction of
Loboc Alternative Church
•
(Click the IMAGE to enlarge)
•
Blessing of Loboc Alternative Church
TYF REBUILDS 138 HOUSES IN BAANG &
CATIGBIAN, BOHOL
Project Proposal of AWRET (Local Partner) for Bohol
Housing Project
BASIC SHELTER
TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT?
EXPANDED BASIC SHELTER
TYF WILL BUILD A NEW REHEARSAL HALL FOR
THE LOBOC CHILDREN’S CHOIR
Iskwelahan Pilipino (DONOR) raises & sends
funds for the Loboc Children’s Choir:
FROM CONSTUCTION TO
BLESSING OF HOUSES
BUKAS PALAD STAGES FREE CONCERT IN
CATIGBIAN, BOHOL
TYF REBUILDS THE HOLY INFANT ACADEMY
MOA w/ Holy Infant Academy (Local Partner)
MOA w/ Holy Infant Academy: pp. 7 & 8
Release of Funds After MOA Signing
IV. TYPHOON YOLANDA RELIEF AND
REHABILITATION EFFORTS
TYPHOON YOLANDA
November 8, 2013
A. RELIEF EFFORT
B. REHABILITATION
A. RELIEF EFFORTS
RELIEF EFFORTS
B. REHABILITATION DRIVE
Destruction
REHABILITATION
TYF REBUILDS 100 HOUSES IN
BANTAYAN ISLAND
Bantayan House Before & After
Bantayan House Before & After
Bantayan House Before & After
HOUSE BLESSING & TURN OVER – BANTAYAN
ISLAND
TYF DISTRIBUTES
BACKPACKS WITH SUPPLIES TO
1,211 CHILDREN IN BANTAYAN ISLAND
TYF REBUILDS 100 HOUSES IN ORMOC
c/o Claretians
TYF ALLOCATES PhP2.5M FOR
100 HOUSES (OR A MULTI-LEVEL EVACUATION
CENTER?) IN GUIUAN, E. SAMAR
BENEFACTORS
TANGING YAMAN
PhP 2.5M (reserved funds)
for rehabilitation of 100
Houses in Guiuan, Eastern
Samar.
1.
Tanging Yaman Foundation
(TYF) has held the fund in
reserve while awaiting a
partner with experience in
project implementation from
the area.
3.
2.
4.
5.
Receives donations &
pledges from
benefactors.
AWAITS proposals from
potential beneficiaries.
Will Processes
applications and
proposals expeditiously
Will release funds to
approved beneficiaries.
Will Inform benefactors
of the progress of their
chosen beneficiary.
PARTNER BENEFICIARIES
• c/o Guiuan Immaculate
Concepcion Parish,
Guiuan, Eastern Samar
• Msgr. Lope Rebredillo
• Fr. Amabe Moslare
• Fr. Art Cabiao
• Fr. Odick Calumpiano
• ? Implementing Partner
w/ experience in
Housing Rehab ?
TACLOBAN CITY AFTER YOLANDA
TYF HELPS REBUILD SAN JOSE CHURCH,
TACLOBAN CITY
INTERIORS OF SAN JOSE CHURCH,
TACLOBAN CITY
THE RENOVATED SAN JOSE CHURCH,
TACLOBAN CITY
TYF CONTRIBUTES TO EGG-LAYING LIVELIHOOD
PROGRAM IN BASEY, SAMAR
TYF FUNDS HOG-RAISING PROGRAM IN
TACLOBAN CITY
TYF BUILDS BOATS FOR FISHERFOLK IN LEYTE
TYF ALLOCATES 2.9M FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF BOATS
TYF REBUILDS & RESTOCKS
SARI-SARI STORES
RECIPIENTS OF SOFT LOAN TO REBUILD &
RESTOCK SARI-SARI STORES
TYF SENDS TYPHOON YOLANDA SURVIVORS TO
COLLEGE
Scholar Fund for Yolanda Victims
IV-B c/o Yolanda Fund
Ma. Cecilyne P.
Arellano
Culion, Palawan
Computer Engineering II
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
Maynila
CARAGA c/o Yolanda Fund
Marisol M. Ayado
Bayugan City, Agusan del
Sur
BSEd - I (TLE)
ASSCAT
VIII - Yolanda Victim
Jonalyn M. Bactol
Carigara, Leyte
Education - III
Holy Cross College of Carigara
VIII - Yolanda Victim
Mary Joy C. Ibañez
Capoocan, Leyte
BSFT-I
Eastern Visayas State
University
VIII - Yolanda Victim
Maribel A. Cañeda
Barugo, Leyte
BSED PS - III
EVSU - Carigara Campus
TYF DISTRIBUTES 2,000 PAIRS OF RUBBER
BOOTS TO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS
IN REGION 8
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
BOHOL EARTHQUAKE &
TYPHOON YOLANDA
RELIEF & REHABILITATION DRIVES
TANGING YAMAN FOUNDATION, INC.
TYPHOON YOLANDA & BOHOL EARTHQUAKE
REHABILITATION 2014
V. LINKAGES
A. SIMBAHAN LINGKOD BAYAN NETWORK
B. JESUIT PROTOCOL
A. SIMBAHAN LINGKOD BAYAN
NETWORK
Philippine Province of the Society of Jesus
Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan & Tanging Yaman Foundation, Inc.
Task Force: Bangon Pilipinas! for those affected by the Typhoon Yolanda
SLB UPDATE
SitRep No. 1
Data taken from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council and from ground reports
Date: 14 November 2013, 10:00pm
Casualties
2, 375 dead, 3,853 injured, 77 missing
Affected Population
1, 732,477 families, 8,007,200 persons
Damaged Houses
236,989 houses
Cost of Damages
Php4,060044,079.13 worth of damages to
infrastructure and agriculture
Rice, corn, high value crops
Php2,321,133,529
Livestock
Php1,397,555
Fisheries
Php1, 159,550,000
Irrigation Facilities
Php212,700,000
Equipment
Php2,470,000
Cost of Assistance
Php51,263,385.59
Map of Yolanda’s landfall path from http://vielmetti.typepad.com/vacuum/
The extent of damages is extensive. Government efforts have been concentrated in Tacloban,
Leyte but areas have been generally unreachable. Private sectors have been mobilizing either to help government or to
conduct their own relief operations especially those which have not been served for days.
Map of DSWD Disaster Mitigation
The extent of damages is extensive. Government efforts have been concentrated in Tacloban, Leyte but areas have been generally
unreachable. Private sectors have been mobilizing either to help government or to conduct their own relief operations especially those
which have not been served for days.
Specific Areas Identified as Relief Receivers
Infographic on deployment targets
Specific Areas We Prioritized
I.
Specific Areas Identified as Relief Receivers
Culion, Palawan
Casualties
5 dead, 12 injured, 2 missing
Affected Population
3,694 families; 15,183 individuals
Damaged Houses
1,969 partial, 1,074 total
Farms destroyed
916
Livestock lost
37
Boats, bangkas lost
137
Evacuation Status
794 in centers, 965 evacuated but not in centers
Power
No power restored in whole of BISELCO (Busuanga, Coron, Culion)
Cost of Damages
Php2,545,000.00 for all of Palawan
Cost of Assistance
Php375,000 from the LGU
Relief Updates for Culion
 The yacht containing the 1,100 packs bound for Culion is making its way to the island. The previous report
showed that 2000 packs was loaded but we the capacity of the truck could only accomodate 1, 100 packs.
 The Philippine Navy contact has loaded the 1000 packs of goods also for Culion.
 There will be another shipment on Wednesday using the yacht again.
 There are already plans for rehabilitation. This will include
 Housing Rehabilitation in partnership with Habitat for Humanity and Gawad Kalinga.
 Livelihood through reviving the cooperative system, the ADNU-supported Eco Tourism, other social
enterprises like Kawil Tours, FINE (Filipino Innovators, Nation-builder, Earth-advocates)
 Renewable energy by installing solar panels for electricity and water filters care of Solar Solutions, Inc.
 Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction Management
 Psycho-social support care of the Ateneo de Manila University
Isabel, Leyte
Casualties
1,068 dead, 56 injured, 10 missing *
Affected population
9,274 families, 43,953 persons
Damaged Houses
No data
Cost of Damages
Php2,684,547,000.00 for the whole region
Cost of Assistance
Php7,717,734.90
No next deployment to Isabel, Leyte. Yet to receive word if goods were received.
Ormoc, Leyte
Casualties
21 dead, 106 injured in Ormoc. Data shows a total of 10 missing
persons from Leyte but not from Tacloban
Affected population
40,681 families, 191,200 persons
Damaged Houses
No data
Cost of Damages
Php2,684,547,000.00 for the whole region
Cost of Assistance
Php7,717,734.90
Iloilo City c/o of Mr. Peabody
Casualties
41 dead, 6 injured, 3 missing (whole of Iloilo)
Affected population
5,749 families, 28,700
Damaged Houses
No data
Cost of Damages
Php535,856,800.00 for the whole region
Cost of Assistance
Php80,649.00
A request from a faculty member from the Loyola Schools, Mr. Peabody,
made arrangements with us for 500 goods to be delivered to Iloilo. They
were able to coordinate a plane direct to Iloilo and they just needed goods to
fill it up. The request was approved and we are awaiting documentation of
the status of relief goods bound for Iloilo.
Relief Operations Summary
Funds / Goods Received
As of 16 November 2013, 12nn
Funds in
PhP 7,117,176.89
Funds out (PhP 3,248,388.35)
Cash on Hand
PhP 3,868,788.54
No next deployments to Ormoc, Leyte has been scheduled. We are planning to
work more closely with the diocese of Palo to coordinate relief efforts in Leyte
care of Bishop John Du.
Pack Goods
As of 16 November 2013, 5pm
Total Number of Family Pack Goods available: 2340 packages available in the packing area as of
11/17/13; 9:00am
Deployed
Day
November 13, Wednesday
November 14, Thursday
Isabel, Leyte
November 15, Friday
Ormoc, Leyte
November 16, Saturday
Culion
Culion
Ormoc, Leyte (12:30am)
November 17, Sunday
Destination
# / Type of Goods
500 packs
1,500 packs + 200 boxes water
+ Sacks of clothes
1,000 packs + 250 boxes water
+ 20 boxes hygiene kit
1,100 sacks + 23 boxes of water
1000 packs
1000 packs + 300 boxes of
water + 50 sacks of clothes
For Deployment
Day
Monday
Destinatio
n
Catbalogan
# of Goods
Remarks
Wednesday
Culion
1,500 - Via Yacht
2,000 packs
Waiting for
final
arrangements
Capiz
2,000 packs - Options for transport a. Air Asia (c/o Maan
Hontiveros) to Kalibo (the route may be the ManilaKalibo-Capiz way) b. private ship
- 1500 packs will go to Capiz while 500 packs will go to
Carles, Iloilo
- still arranging land transportation of goods to Carles
(c/0 Orlie)
2,000 packs - Via Container Truck (c/o Fr. Cesar Marin and CFC)
Volunteer Volume
Date
Day1: Nov. 12
Day2:Nov.13
Day3:Nov.14
Day4:Nov.15
Day5:Nov. 16
Carlos, Iloilo
Tacloban
Documentation
Total Number of Volunteers
220
624
526
1036
500
All goods We will empty the whole operation where the
at the end goods will all go to Tacloban.
of relief
ops
Generosity knows no age.
Even kids came by the Relief Operations Center today bearing
their savings and donated them to the ongoing relief missions
for the typhoon victims. One such kid is JD Apostol, who
probably and literally gave all his money for those who needed
help.
Christ said that unless we become like children, we cannot enter
the Kingdom of Heaven. Now, I understand why - they're just
quite naturally pure of heart and has no knowledge of greed.
Ito'y para sa'yo, JD. May you grow-up and become one of those
men for others. Mabuhay ka! — with Simbahang Lingkod Ng
Bayan. (posted by Gelan Talledo)
B. JESUIT PROTOCOL
Thank You!