Help typhoon victims by eating and shopping at these places

After Typhoon Rolly wreaked havoc on parts of Luzon (particularly Catanduanes and Albay in the Bicol region), groups and organizations are stepping up to lead relief efforts for those affected by this supertyphoon. 

[READ: LIST: Where to donate for Typhoon #RollyPH relief]

If you want to help—and enjoy a meal or do some shopping along the way—check out these places that vow to donate proceeds from their sales to typhoon victims. 

 

Spicebird

 

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Tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov 4, all profits of Spicebird and @pleasesenpaiph for the day will be donated towards the relief operations of the Kaya Natin! Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership @kayanatinph . This means that every dish you buy on that day will help the victims of last Sunday’s super typhoon. Includes both dine in and take away orders so Eat Out To Help Out on November 4. For deliveries Option 1: Order Direct 📞 The Grid hotline: 09177077459 , 0917-7022534 FB & IG: @thegridfoodmarket Option 2: Grab Food 🏙Spicebird Manila is at Stall 14, The Grid Food Market, R2 Power Plant Mall, Rockwell Center, Makati. Open 11:00AM to 8:00PM during GCQ. 🏝Spicebird Boracay is at D’Mall Plaza (behind the Ferris Wheel), Boracay Island, Philippines. (Currently closed) #EatOutToHelpOut #Spicebird #SpicebirdManila #PleaseSenpai #TheGridFoodMarket #NowAtTheGrid #FiveYearsOfDelicousness #TheSunnySideGroup #spotph #yummyph #previewph #trylocalph #pepperph

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The beloved Boracay chicken restaurant (who is also currently at The Grid) will be donating all its Nov. 4 profits to the Kaya Natin! Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership. If you’re still on quarantine at home, orders made through takeout and delivery will still be counted towards the donation efforts. 

 

Please, Senpai

 

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Tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov 4, all profits of Please, Senpai and @spicebirdgrill for the day will be donated towards the relief operations of the Kaya Natin! Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership @kayanatinph . This means that every dish you buy on that day will help the victims of last Sunday’s super typhoon. Includes both dine in and take away orders so Eat Out To Help Out on November 4. Please, Senpai is be part of the @off_gridph virtual foodhall. EXCLUSIVELY FOR DELIVERY. 0917-703-0729 or message FB: offgridvirtualfoodhallIG: @OFF_GRIDPH #EatOutToHelpOut #PleaseSenpai #Spicebird #SpicebirdManila #offgrid #TheSunnySideGroup #spotph #yummyph #previewph #trylocalph #pepperph

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The Sunny Side Group’s yakitori takeout concept will also be donating its Nov. 4 profits to the Kaya Natin! Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership. If you’re in the mood for Japanese food and helping others, their yakitori bowls are a great place to start. Please Senpai is exclusive for delivery, so you don’t need to brave the outdoors for a meal and a chance to help. 

 

Slo Store

 

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We’re in this together 🌿 Half of our net sales on slostore.co from November 2 to 4 will be donated to @kidsforkidsph’s Rolly relief drive which will benefit their partner communities in Albay, Bicol. If there’s something you’ve been wanting to try or been needing to replenish, this is the best time to purchase. Help us help others 🙏🌾✨

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If you’re looking for a sign to switch to more sustainable living, this is it. Slo Store will be donating 50 percent of profits made from Nov. 2 until Nov. 4 to Kids for Kids’ Typhoon Rolly donation drive. You can load up on all of your eco-friendly essentials through its online store and half the money you’ll spend will go to Albay communities that suffered the brunt of the typhoon. 

 

We Dairy Free

 

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we’d appreciate if media and elected officials stopped glamorizing the misplaced notion of ‘Filipino resilience’ especially when there’s been a long-term lack of true disaster-proof development planning in spite of geographic predictability and ongoing climate change for now we assemble to help our own 🇵🇭 our hearts break for so many who have lost their loved ones, their homes, and their lives during this pandemic and now just met Super Typhoon Rolly’s destructive course 🌀💔 we are pledging 100% of our 🥛☕️ profits this week to relief efforts that are being mobilized by our friends @forthefutureph (if you’d like to donate directly, please refer to the last image) feel free to DM us more ideas on how to help out 💙WeDairyFree COMMUNITY💚 let’s rebuild! 🏡 #rollyph #typhoonrolly #supertyphoon #typhoongoni #forthefuture #stormwatch #forthefutureph #filipino #nutmilkph #nutmilkphilippines #nutmilk #nonprofit #climatechange #filipinofood #vegansofig #vegansofmanila #manilavegans #veganphilippines #plantbasedph #plantbasedmanila #glutenfreeph #ketophilippines #wheninmanila #earthpics #wedairyfree #calamity #socialimpact #socialenterprise #pagasa #lovelokal

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For the entire week, a hundred percent of We Dairy Free’s profits will be donated to Typhoon Rolly relief efforts through their friends at For the Future Ph. If you’re looking for non-dairy, nut-based alternatives to milk, every bottle of their cashew milk sold this week will go to typhoon-ravaged communities in need of assistance

 

Potek 

 

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As a way of honoring our agri-kababayans na buong tapang na hinarap ang krisis na dulot ng #quintaph at #rollyph , all of POTEK’s November Sales will go to @taganiph ‘s Call for Donations 🌱🙏 You can check out their FB/IG for more info/details on how to help! Tengyuuuu 🥺 — A kulayful batch for a lovely plauntie’s repeat order! 🤗 bahala na daw ako sa color dahil malaki na ako… at bilang lagi akong gutom, nagmuka tuloy silang fruit salad sa birthday party HAHAHA shelemet sa tiwala and hopyalaykettt, miss maam @patthycathro 🥰 #potekph #handpaintedpots #claypots #ombré #supportfarmworkers #SupportFarmersPH #wehealasone🇵🇭

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If you’re in the market for handcrafted earthenware (and helping others), Potek is donating all its November sales to Typhoon Rolly relief efforts. All the money made from their beautiful hand-painted patôs will go to Tagani Ph’s donation drive to help local farmers affected by the typhoon. 

 

Only Vegan Food Cebu

 

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Hello Cebuanos! For most of our vegan food products, our suppliers rely on our farmers in Luzon so we are pledging a portion of our sales for the whole month of November to donate it to @taganiph, a community that supports farmers in the Philippines. They are accepting monetary donations for the farmers in MIMAROPA who were affected by the typhoon. If you also want to donate to @taganiph, you can get more details of their bank accounts in their Twitter account https://twitter.com/TaganiPH. All proceeds and donations will go straight to their partners. #supportfarmersPH #rollyph #typhoonrolly #supertyphoon #bangonbicol #reliefph #helpourfarmers #bayanihan #bayanihanspirit

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For our friends in the Queen City of the South, Only Vegan Food will also be participating in typhoon relief efforts by donating a percentage of its November sales to Tagani Ph, an organization that focuses on helping local farmers and their communities. 

 

 

Header image courtesy of JP Talaipan for Nolisoli

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Writer: ANDREIANA YUVALLOS