Typhoon Odette Aftermath.. My Village DISASTER & HELP NEEDED

[@FinnSnowVlogs]

UPDATE: We bought 40 plates for the roofs of most damaged houses.

[@Cascadeecho28]

Thanks for helping out to our fellow Filipinos finn!

[@nicdel347]

Been waiting for your update. Yes, thank God you guys are safe despite of the mess it created. Good thing that river canal next to your house was deep enough not to overflow. Sending prayers of safety and recovery.

[@valarmorghulis8139]

Thank you Finn

[@deliadavid7244]

Thank U Finn, for ‘tis Video-update and Especially your kindness helping the Neighbourhood within Ur community. God bless you more… hi to Sherlyn & Jake Hope Sherlyn’s family in CDO are ok. Take good care & Stay Safe…🙏💕🐶❤️

[@judithbriones5882]

Thank yoy Finn for helping and sharing your blessings to our fellow Filipino.. Despite the damages.. Sending hugggsss and kisses over tbere .. Watching here in Rome Italy . Thanks for the update..

[@BecomingFilipino]

Stay safe man, and really great what you are doing to help others. Power On.

[@CritterHunter]

Hello sir. Glad stuff is OK in your parts

[@michaelkrishna8359]

Stay safe Kulas

[@marojedlairf3090]

i hope you guys can help this poor people even thru feeding project thanks🥺😥

[@ruolov1]

I reside in New York. How could we help? I heard many residents there are unable to communicate with other people and are unable to get resources from the North or Manila. 375 people are now deceased. I feel sad and I would like to help.

[@Mr.Grownman]

Stay Safe Kyle Jennerman💎💎💎💎💎💎

[@FinnSnowVlogs]

UPDATE: Signal is back with Smart sim in Dauin/Negros south

[@verberghtcharles6194]

That's what i admire in Philippines lifestyle, even it"s a disaster. They stay smiling and positieve. We Europeans can learn something from them.

[@arseniychebotkov8236]

Appreciate it ☺️

[@achuuuooooosuu]

The government has already taken advantage of Filipino resiliency. They let the poor become poor because they are positive anyway. They have no other choice.

[@pixiefeather4263]

Yeah, it's just so upsetting and sad that the government barely does anything for effective evacuation centers and facilities in times of disasters like this. They always depend on the resilience of the Filipinos and it is really really toxic. I mean, I admire how strong our people are in this kind of times but they should help our people coz it's their job. In my province, all of the houses of the people there are destroyed and unrecognizable, if not, they are heavily damaged. People there need clothes, food, and especially clean water but sadly, there are very few that responded to them. My military uncle flew to our province two days before the storm and luckily, he got a signal and immediately called us to tell our other relatives from abroad that they are okay and safe. We are so worried because we hadn't had any contact with them for a day. There is only one casualty but sadly all of the houses and wrecked. Only a few responded for their help that they were desperately posting the damages that this typhoon had caused. It is just so heartbreaking and just imagining what happened to the places that were landed by the storm breaks my heart. Sorry if this is kinda long, I was just ranting at this point.

[@megancentro3878]

Thanks for the compliment...adds inspiration to us...

[@KingBookWorm]

@@akureshakni it's the government.

[@CritterHunter]

We got big plans, we will restore this community. Love you Finn, watching out for our little family here

[@marvingoloyugo5870]

The worst may come but the Filipino resilience triumphs. Thanks for the update Finn family and for caring. Our prayers are with you.

[@jcrew6190]

Natural disasters are part of life in the Philippines. They come and go, but the resiliency of the Filipino people is there to stay! The only thing a disaster can't destroy is HOPE

[@aidalaurente5559]

Thanks God you are safe and your Team...Justin n Alex family...so how's the family of Ms. Sherlyn hope n pray by this time theyare all fine. Thanks for the kindness you helped our Filipino community. God bless n keep safe.🙏❤😘🐕

[@firstchirriru]

It's pretty bad in Bohol and Cebu guys, my family and friend's houses are destroyed. Such a bad Christmas but what's most important is the whole family are safe and no one is hurt. I'm glad both you and Sherilyn are safe as well and the rest of your community.

[@claireapura7278]

Hi Finn . Thank you sharing this to us . Up close and Personal . It brought tears seeing the damage that affected your neighbors. Thank God , you guys are all safe . And Thank you 🙏 for your Compassion and the Love you share to the people around you . God bless.❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@zent2114]

its part of the Philippines typhoon earthquake volcanos its devastating and sad. but how Pilipinos react is what makes the Philippines unique. Bayanihan resilience smile 🇵🇭🙏🏻 🙂

[@pammymerc84]

The Philippines is very lucky to have FinnSnow. You help people in times like this (calamity). Your help comes from your own money. I hope the candidates and rich people in the Philippines do the same. May God bless FinnSnow.

[@SharonLee2600]

God bless your heart. I am glad to hear you are all fine. Alex is right. Life is more important. More blessings to you 🙏😘

[@maritessblanco6807]

You say the right word! Filipino will drop everything just to help out. Indeed, Filipino are very resilient! You’ll get through this you guys! Love you all!

[@AFSHomestead]

Glad to see that you guys that you are ok. I'm used to all you are experiencing because we have hurricanes 🌀 here in Florida, there, they are called typhoons. Here the buildings are designed to take the bitting and there are canals to handle the rain and roads and power lines are very strong too. As you can see, it is not a good idea to have trees near the houses and buildings of any kind. Properties could be fixed and replaced, but not lives. Help out as much as possible... I have watched several videos and there are lots of damages allover the areas affected. Cebu City by Ayala Mall has lots of damages as well as It Park. Be alway careful around trees they could come down on you and power lines could be dangerous because of standing water if the are live or are power up suddenly. I hope and pray 🙏 for the lives of humans as well as animals. Stay safe guys. I know, we always send help from the USA, and we also have navy hospitals in area that could help the injured.

[@kahel_]

I'm glad you're all safe! I just love how you can just talk to anyone there and they'll reply with a smile on their face. Such a friendly community.

[@reginacambillo7901]

This is so heart wrenching! No words to even describe it. My prayers to all 🙏 Thank you Finn & Justin for the update & for helping out the community. I'll definitely send donation through Justin's paypal 🙏 🇺🇸 🇵🇭

[@stealthonebravo4874]

I'm happy to see you're both fine. My sister in-law, who has a house in Cebu, is fine, but lost the roof of her home. Filipinos, who will now unite to assist each other, are used to these typhoons and will go on with their lives.

[@joseantoniolozada1049]

Glad to hear with you safe and sound.. vloggers like 8 mile from home who are based on siargao still unheard hoping and praying for their safety🙏

[@mariettachua1373]

I am so worried for them too. 🙏🙏🙏

[@jahjah7421]

Me too.. I’m waiting of their update! We hope that they’re okay and they’re in the safe place right now before the typhoon landed in siargao😔🙏🏼

[@aidaserrato505]

Im hopping too that there ok,love that family( 8miles).

[@linareyes1283]

@@mariettachua1373 same here🙏

[@linareyes1283]

@@aidaserrato505 we love them so much💖

[@Makemineroses]

Finn they are so lucky you are there to lend a hand.God bless you and i hope the other foreign vloggers will follow you're example.God bless and stay safe 😷!!!

[@riderdiver1]

Thanks for the update Finn. Here's hoping the recovery doesn't take too long, so glad Alex's family and neighbours are ok

[@glennraf2005]

whatever calamity may come , filipino resilience never gone.. the smile on every faces makes the whole thing easy... Thanks Finn for having a big heart and reaching out to your neigbors..🤙🤙🤙👍👍👏👏

[@springtime5361]

Hi Finn, glad to see you & Sherlyn are ok. My prayers are with you all and the Philippine people May God be with you all From Chicago USA

[@aniana2427]

I'm a Filipino. I live here in mindoro and I am so sad to watch this, I'm almost crying it is so hard to see how this typhoon damage everything. But we are Filipinos, we are strong. Only god can help us so just keep on praying 🙏

[@glennraf2005]

Thanks for showing us updates Finn.. Thank u for helping out in your community.. More blessings for in return..😊😊💪💪🤙🤙👍👍

[@alreyes1877]

You guys rock..ready and willing to help..A friend in need is a friend in deed.

[@mariloumamaril7883]

Been waiting for this vlog. Im glad you're ok guys. Hoping everyone is ok.

[@klausschumacher7126]

We were very lucky in the middle and northern Masbate island that the typhoon was not very strong and we didn't have too much rain either.

[@marilousumo226]

I am worried about the Eight Miles from Home family in Siargao .. Praying they are all safe together with all the people there .. Hope they were evacuated to safer place

[@kom4tablynumb253]

The eye of Odette landed on Siargao Island, so, probably they are the most hit by that typhoon..hopefully Eight Miles are safe.

[@sethjosephlopezmadrigal8312]

Same here are well. I am worried about Eight Miles especially Story.

[@unicorn-fd3sp]

same here.. no signal there

[@pinay_canadian_homecooks.215]

Yup hope they're also Safe..Eightiles from Home...🙏🙏🙏

[@pinay_canadian_homecooks.215]

Hi Finn, saw all those you have posted...Thanks for sharing...and caring for those who lost their houses,hope extended help will come soon esp.from the government...Prayers for you guys..Take Care Always as well Sherlyn and extend our Prayers for All of you guys...🙏🙏🙏God Bless You All! Filipino will Stand Back Again!!!

[@claribelpalomares260]

Glad to know u r all safe, that's what matters most. Like Alex said, his family/loved ones comes first, the most important thing for things can b replaced but one's life cannot. Surigao, Bohol, Cebu, Siargao, nd northern Palawan were hit the most. Sad to say Cebu's IT park, ur favorite, I believe, was also damaged. I admire Alex, he's very humble nd a good husband nd father. He has a positive attitude. U've got a lovely community there. I thank the Lord for ur safety nd protection. Will donate as soon as I can. Stay safe nd God bless.

[@benildojosehernandez695]

I am glad all of you are ok. Stay safe and take extra care. God bless.

[@richardandlinda5309]

Stay safe. We're in cdo on mindanao. Many areas have flooding and damage. We're blessed to live about 300 feet up the north side of a hill. .it blocked a lot of the wind. Lots of mopping, so much rain but only a few trees down in our neighborhood. We just spent 4 days in Bohol 2 weeks ago. We're praying for a quick recovery from this storm.

[@josephbscott8350]

Happy to see you two are OK!! Prayers for Blessings to all of those in need! I live in the Miami Florida area, and I have been through 5 hurricanes (plus another hurricane in Mexico, and 1 typhoon in Manila years ago) so I totally understand your situation. See your video reminds of all of my previous experiences. Keep posting, I'll keep watching, and looking for an opportunity to help out.

[@gaufrid1956]

Siargo Island and Dinagat Islands at the northeast tip of Mindanao were the first two places hit and they took the full force of the Category 5 Super Typhoon. 95% of all structures either destroyed or severely damaged. No electricity or telecommunications. Where I live in uptown Cagayan de Oro was OK, but downtown CDO was flooded, and we lost all telecommunications until Saturday afternoon. My wife's family home in Macanhan downtown in CDO only just avoided being flooded out. Some other houses nearby there were heavily damaged by flooding. We escaped the damaging winds and storm surges that affected people in Siargo and Dinagat Islands, and in Bohol. The last count of deaths that I saw was 75, and more than half of those were in Bohol.

[@jay-726]

Thank you Finn for the update, praying for everyone from Ontario, Canada. Wish i had money to help out, but things are really bad for me here also. We have heard nothing from anyone else so thank you again for the update. I have a feeling that the rest of the country is worse.

[@_JD3]

I’m glad you guys are safe Finn. Take care and be safe.

[@gabeu5469]

Its good that your there and you and CH can help Alex and the other families....

[@jobantigue5442]

This is like news. Thanks for checking the neighborhood.

[@AngryKittens]

One thing I notice is that the African tuliptree (or African flame tree, the ones with big bright red flowers) and African acacias (like the one in 15:02 ) almost always break during typhoons. They're not native, so they're not built for this weather. Sad thing is, they're commonly planted near buildings and resorts, so they cause quite a lot of damage.

[@mariettasaliao8546]

It's not African tulip

[@AngryKittens]

@@mariettasaliao8546 I clearly said _acacia_

[@my_other_side473]

@@AngryKittens there are Native Acacia tree in Southeast Asia and Philippines.

[@juliuscesarsalarza2022]

@@my_other_side473 there are indeed acacia species (Acacia confusa) in the PH but they are not widely spread over the country and you can seldom see them in the wild. The acacia we usually see in the urban are not true acacias (Samanea saman), and they originally came from Central and South America. They are not built for PH typhoons and they can be easily uprooted by strong winds.

[@marlaruce]

In my chilhood and pre-teen years, I experienced two of the most powerful typhoons to hit the country - Dading in 1964 with a 185 kph sustained winds and Yoling in 1970 with a 250 kph sustained winds which knock out most of the electric posts in Metro Manila and caused a blackout which lasted a month together with a water shortage. We have to adapt as we used charcoal based iron to iron our clothes, deepwell water to wash our clothes, kerosene lamps to light the house and government provided water tank to provide potable drinking water. I also experienced other strong typhoons as Metro Manila was the regular path of typhoons then.

[@smileskindheart1085]

Finn I’m glad y’all are ok out there that I know! Living in a Paradise country like Philippines 🇵🇭 comes with a severe side effect and that’s Typhoons! It’s reality and just always prepare for it. Build your home 🏡 with that in mind in the future.

[@martinnilsson5295]

My family in Palawan is ok from last I heard before power and telephone went out, but not usual palawan is hit. Bawat Pilipino ay Bayani! Stay Safe guys.

[@cynthiabianzon5408]

Wala pa ako nakitang footages sa Palawan. Sana ok sila ron.

[@olivieoo]

Poor Alex, luckily his family is fine. We haven't heard from our house in Masaplod yet. I hope that the couple who live with us are well as well as all the equipment, I know that they had to take refuge in our house

[@aurorasarmiento5742]

Thanks God you and Sherlyn is safe, like I said before materials things can easily be replaced by your love one is not.....keep up the good work you started Finnlyn...praying for everyone's safety...God bless.

[@apexunderwaterfilm675]

This is so hard to see, i can not imagine how scary this night was. I still have no information from my friends in south Cebu, they still have no signal i guess… Good to see that you and Justin help your friends and village as good as possible, i hope i get some informations how it is in Santander Cebu. I will start collecting money from friends and will send it to you and my friends in Cebu soon to help as much as i can.

[@roygoad2870]

I think you missed the worst of it, the eye was near Cebu City and got hit very hard, I was in Boracay over 2 year’s ago when a Typhoon came by, so I know how scary it can be, thankfully the Filipinas worked hard and soon got back to normal. Best of luck to you guys, unfortunately CDO is heavily flooded, hope your in contact with her family! Gio has been sending some updates from Mactan Island and there’re having problems!

[@FinnSnowVlogs]

We got lucky

[@ChristerEd]

Happy that You deem OK!

[@MrDesertFoxChannel]

Thank God you guys are safe and at least no casualties. If in case there will be a donation drive please post a video of it and i will share it also on my socmed pages too.

[@CritterHunter]

We are collecting donations. The PayPal is in the video description

[@kendhal5026]

Oh my gosh. be careful. i think roaming around while the place is still not cleared is dangerous. youre so brave enough to do that.

[@m8tyone]

I am just glad that you guys are ok. After your experience what a typhoon is capable of, you now know how it is like to live in the Philippines. It is good that you try to learn from your Philippine experience and show to the world about Filipino resilience and how they still keep a smile. Thank you.

[@twoshawnswoodworking]

Start a recovery fund, for your local area. Positive good people are willing to help from all over the world. You channel has inspired so many about the Philippines. Thank you for the update in your area.

[@suskagusip1036]

First couple months is hard but after that people forget they have this calamity then it happens again the next year so it's a cycle and people just pick up their roof and go on with life. We don't have FEMA, we're lucky if we get relief funds mostly goes to the pockets of you know who. Go fund me many don't know what that means besides it's a country side people got used to the old days.

[@anitaruinard6563]

Salamat Finn, pero sa Surigao grabe ang bahay ng sister ko talagang sinira ng bagyo wala ng bobong, internet wala flat talaga, no electricity no internet no water 😕my nephew went to Butuan Para lang mag ka communicate mi, 9 km. Away from the city nakatira ang kapatid ko, at Salamat Lord Jesus Christ, wala naman nasawi na buhay 🙏🏻, goodluck sa inyo Finn sherlyn, amping, more power Mabuhay God bless you always 🙏🏻

[@EmilKjus]

My friend in Cebu city lost the roof of his house and the roof inside his living room caved inn, he sent me some photos, must have been a terrible night, but they survived and that's whats important. Glad you and the rest of the gang is good

[@chichinichuchu]

Praying for you all in the Philippines🙏🙏🙏

[@ageselram60]

Thanx Finn for the update . Ingat plagi. GOD bless u all in there. ❤️👍😘👍

[@norbertosanchez5884]

Filipinos will never be intimidated by any calamities, we are used to it and our belief in God is the most important and our BAYANIHAN spirit is always there! God bless the Philippines!

[@GriseWeisshark]

Stop romanticizing Filipino resiliency for Christ's sake. You can only say that because you're not among those people who suffered and died and even lost their belongings, homes, and probably even their loved ones.

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

Big trouble, Padre Burgos, Toledo were in the path. So you know it took out a lot homes across the country. I’m used to this also being from Florida I’ve been through a lot of Hurricanes and two devastating storms. The last one hit us here in Panama City Florida, USA in 2018 and literally blew us of the map. I’m glad all of you are okay and as everywhere they will rebuild.

[@craigjacob3704]

Hope everyone is alive and well.

[@craigjacob3704]

Cebu city could be in serious trouble. Predictions are 2 weeks to have water restored if they can get generators to run the pumps.

[@theadventureofjhey7558]

Thanks for helping my fellow pilipinos here in dauin I am the guy driving a black motorcycle with my sister in this vlog

[@ScubaGuy]

Glad to see your safe Finn great your doing what you can to help. I’m now stuck in UK wish I could be with you guys to help.

[@leethoo2684]

Its normal for us as filipino to experience like this all you have to do is preparedness stay away from debris trees landslide foods floods, no sailing then you can dance with the rain aftermatt we help our nieghborhood to clean up drive and seek help for some injuries and those sick for emergencies its called camarraderrie then boodle fight and thats it..

[@lindafaber2693]

Thanks for some videos, totally devastations, one thing I never missed about storms😔stay safe you guys🙏

[@bellarosemontero1800]

Despite all the damages to Alex's house and vehicle, the guy calmly resolved that things will be fixed and get better. I truly hoped the people affected in Dauin can work things through and rebuild their communities. I will share what I can, Finn. Our prayers to all those affected by the typhoon.

[@JudgeRyy]

glad yall safe! all materials can be replaced.

[@marlonnabarteyl.2613]

Grabe talaga So sad see destroyed area😢 but BAYANIHAN spirits/waterproof from Filipino💪💖🇵🇭, ingat always po both & stay safe

[@soniahanley6605]

Omg fin this is heartbreaking for u all I’ve been so worried about u all over there checkin for updates on utube thanks for the update stay safe :)

[@darlingdenez116]

It's heartbreaking to see all the damages done by typhoon Odette. 😭 take care guys.

[@spitfirered]

Thank God There Were No Loss Of Lives, it will take time but it can be cleaned up, thank you Finn!

[@kitchied]

you two asked about alex's truck's roof and he said yes pretty strongly...you sounded more worried than he did, considering that that's his source of income. as long as the family is okay, every filipino lives on and makes do with what their is. thank you for helping him and the others in his village!

[@TG-gk6fv]

Thank you for sharing. Hope all the people are ok

[@pinay_canadian_homecooks.215]

Hi Finn and Sherlyn, I saw all of these post..thanks for sharing....and caring for those who lost their rooftops of their house...hopefully government officials will send HELP soon,esp. those really mostly affected areas .. Filipinos are used to this typhoons, but Us Filipinos are resilient and Always Stand UP and Never Give Up!No Matter What!Faith and Prayers are Within Filipinos!God Bless our Country...Thanks Finn for your efforts of extending and showing these...Take Care All of you guys...🙏🙏🙏Hopefully, electricity and water supply comes back soon...Our Prayers Are With You All...Leyte, Bohol,Cebu,DI...

[@littlesparrow1284]

Here in the Philippines we have a saying "bagyo ka lang Filipino kami" (we are Filipinos and it's just a storm) that's how we cope with it. Nothing will beat our indomitable spirit. Mourn, pray, stand on your ground and then smile like the way you do and move forward 😉

[@atosanjose9063]

Hope everybody is ok there.. keep safe..

[@KnH07]

one of the things we do to avoid trees being felled by strong winds is to trim the branches. once we hear typhoon is coming, we trim tree branches. we do that to banana leaves too to avoid prevent or atlest lessen them being felled..

[@reeseschocolee]

Like you we believe preparation is key. Of course there are and will be things beyond our control. Every year around October we trim our trees, check gutters... This proved its worth, once again, with Odette passing us by. While some neighbors' trees did damage our perimeter wall, we only had debris to work on aftermath. My mom thankfully remembered to also harvest rainwater when wind was calmer and so not as worried for days without tap

[@cinemaveritae]

You guys are lucky over there .... the eye of the typhoon barreled over Kabankalan, Himamaylan, Aguisan, Binalbagan over on the Occidental side with 220 kph center winds and gusts that probably reached close to 300 kph. The damage is horrific.

[@조명수-f2l]

Thank you for update finn philippines hit by typhoon kentucky hit by tornedo gods save the world🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭

[@mariv6096]

The philippines will rise again in no time. You'll see.. prayers for this lovely country..🌹

[@yumikawi8816]

Filipinos are very reselient, we seem to triumph over the worst catastrophe, thank you for caring

[@emmaslifevlog5235]

Yes Finn ! After We lost some part and roof of our house my family still get a humor out of it and make me laugh and it show the resilient of the Filipino people.

[@thomastoadally]

Good Luck Happy to see you safe but much destruction. My wife in Dumanhug Cebu, Haven't heard from her since since the night of the storm Please take care I am sure you will get help as soon as they can. Bless us all.

[@rish9359]

I'm glad that your house was not flooded even if you are just right besides the gushing waters.... Stay safe everyone. I am sad for Alex and his neighbors but I have no doubt that Filipino resiliency uplifts the spirit to recovery. May God keep you all safe and provide in different ways on what's needed.

[@judithtamayo8335]

Hello! Finn, so thankful to see you & Sherlyn safe. I’ve been watching videos from different bloggers, sooooooo sad to see the destructions especially my hometown in Bohol, can’t help to be so emotional. Sending love and prayers to ALL those suffering from Odette’s wrath. Thanks for helping the community. You both take care & be careful. God Bless. 🙏🙏💕

[@crisdmanagermagpayo1619]

Thanks for the update finn

[@craigjacob3704]

It can be overwhelming first hand.

[@adeloignacio1644]

Thank u Finn for the vlog showing us d situation. Hoping help coming soon..

[@esc447]

Praise God! Both of you are safe. Hope Justin and family are fine. I have been praying and thinking about you guys😇

[@CritterHunter]

All good thanks

[@markjoseph196]

Finn now you know what sort of building materials you need when you build a house on top of the mountain “ concrete/ steel “ 😁

[@AdelaidaMIlao]

WE’VE BEEN FOR YOU TO COME IN & SHARE YOUR VLOG, THANK YOU FINN

[@K3naDarna817]

Thanks God you are all safe and well 🙏 God bless you more. ♥️😇

[@evelynmartinez4132]

Hi Finn, invest in a good rechargeable cutting saw you may need it in one of this kind of natural calamity’s. Always take care you andSherlyn😇

[@jhosvlog7010]

Thank you 🙏 Finn for the update I’m worried cuz I’m from Dumaguete but still don’t have update from my family.

[@juicyrosezara9383]

So much damages Finn but the filipinos are good in fixing, resourcefulness and above all resilient even more to disasters like that. Monetary wise, they might not have but there’s what we call BAYANIHAN. Each one helps each other…

[@ludyromero1761]

Thanks a lot finn for the updates regarding the typhoon,its so sad to see those places affected by the typhoon,,teker n keepsafe always,,Godbless u all❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@ronssportsadventures5411]

Yeah.. the most important is his family safe.. We are a bit luckier in Zambo Norte, I think we experienced only 60 percent of what you had experienced.. Take care all..

[@larrymorris4959]

My prayers are with you both

[@orlandol.telesforo9597]

Hi there, I hope everyone is safe and sound……It is heartbreaking to see the aftermath of a typhoon, I was saddened…… but hey, Pilipinos are very resilience & strong, we have this tradition we call Bayanihan’…..Take care & be safe. 🤙☮️🌈🙏♥️

[@DiscoDrew]

The village people of Philippines do not deserve this destruction. Mother Nature can be so unfair. Bless you Finn for helping to fix their roofs, this gesture will keep the rest of their belongings safe and dry.

[@luislacno7079]

Thank you. Alex and the entire village need help now. So sad. God bless you Fin.

[@richschwartz8004]

We are still waiting to here back from some family that was in the main path of the storm. As long as everyone is ok other things can be fixed or rebuilt. It's the human factor that can't be. Our prayers go out to all that were impacted by the storm. God bless and stay safe.

[@oggydog68]

You should start a gofundme account for the local people, to help them buy materials to fix there homes.