EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC
OF THE PHILIPPINES


SEOUL REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Announcements And Advisories

Donations for the Victims of Typhoon “Ondoy”


A. Cash donations Those who wish to help the victims of Typhoon “Ondoy” that hit the Philippines on 26 September 2009 may send their donations to any of the following: Philippine National Red Cross For donations to be acknowledged, please fax bank transaction slips to (632) 5255654 or 4040979 with donor’s name, address and contact numbers. Guidelines for donations may be accessed via www.redcross.org.ph.

US Dollar
The Philippine National Red Cross
Account No. 151-2-151-00218-2
Swift Code: MBTC PH MM
Metrobank Port Area Branch
Anda Circle, Port Area, Manila

The Philippine National Red Cross
Account No. 81140030-94
Swift Code: BOPIPHMM
BPI United Nations Branch
Ermita, Manila

Philippine Peso
The Philippine National Red Cross
Account No. 151-3-041-63122-8-MBTC
Metrobank Port Area Branch
Anda Circle, Port Area, Manila

The Philippine National Red Cross
Account No. 49991-0010-99
BPI United Nations Branch
Ermita, Manila

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
US Dollar
DSWD Foreign Donations
Account No. 3124-0055-81
ZIP Address: TLBPPHMMXXX
LBP Batasan Branch
Constitution Hills, Quezon City

Philippine Peso
DSWD Donation
Account No. 3122-1011-84
LBP Batasan Branch
Constitution Hills, Quezon City



National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC)
NDCC Updates can be accessed via www.ndcc.gov.ph.

NDCC Donated Funds
Current Account (Philippine Peso) # 0-00149-435-3
Swift Code: DBPHPHMM Account #36002016
Development Bank of the Philippines
Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo Branch
Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City Philippines


Caritas (Sagip Tulong Program in partnership with the Office of the President)
US Dollar
Caritas Manila, BPI Dollar Savings Account No: 3064-0033-55

Caritas Manila, Inc., PNB Dollar Savings Account No: 10856660005

Philippine Peso
Caritas Manila, Banco de Oro Savings Account No: 5600-45905

Caritas Manila, BPI Savings Account No: 3063-5357-01

Caritas Manila, Metrobank Savings Account No: 175-3-17506954-3

For donations to be acknowledged over NBN Channel 4, donors may fax a copy of their deposit slips to (63 2) 563 9306 with the donor’s name, address and contact numbers.


Korea Exchange Bank (temporary account by the Philippine Embassy)
Voluntary donations may be sent to: 650-007417-736 (US Dollar Account) or 630-006910-568 (Korean Won Account) from 28 September to 28 October 2009.

A donation box will also be available at the lobby of the Embassy located at Jinseong Bldg., 34-44, Itaewon 1-dong, Yongsan-Ku, Seoul.

All donations will be remitted to the Philippine Department of Social Welfare and Development.

For details, kindly contact Consul General Sylvia M. Marasigan or Finance Officer Carol Angeles through telephone numbers 796-08-26 or 010-3917-4251 or via email at seoulpe@philembassy-seoul.com.



B. Donations in kind
Cash donations offer the most flexibility for the assisting agencies, since these will allow them to purchase items tailored to the specific needs of those affected by the typhoon. For those who prefer to send donations in kind, however, the following shows a list of some of the documents that should be submitted to the Department of Social Welfare and Development, in three copies each, at least two weeks before the arrival of the items in order to facilitate the issuance of the certification for duty-free release of foreign donation:

1. Certificate of Deed of Donation duly authenticated by the Philippine Embassy in Seoul, with the accompanying certificate as to fitness of food and medicine for consumption
2. A separate duly notarized Deed of Acceptance by the recipient
3. Copy of valid and subsisting License/Accreditation/Registration Certificate issued by DSWD
4. Shipping documents such as original and/or duly certified true copy of the Bill of Landing Packing List
5. Duly notarized Plan of Distribution certified and endorsed by the DSWD Regional Office
6. In case of medicines, a certification from the Department of Health that the commodities are allowed for distribution and use
7. Duly notarized distribution report on latest shipment, certified correct by the concerned DSWD Field Office
8. In case of relief items other than food and medicines, proof of prior agreements or approved arrangements with appropriate government agencies

While the generosity of donors is greatly appreciated, kindly refrain from sending clothes.

Those who wish to instead send their donations in kind via door-to-door delivery may use the following address:

DSWD Central Office
Secretary Esperanza Alcabral
c/o Mrs. Franzia D. Fabian
tel: (63 2) 852 8081
DSWD National Resource Operations Center
Chapel Road, Pasay City
(at the back of Air Transportation)

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