MANILA -- The ABS-CBN Foundation mobilized Sunday its partners and volunteers to aid Filipinos ravaged by super typhoon Pepito.

A truck carrying 1,500 food packs departed the foundation’s warehouse in Quezon City and will be prepositioned Bicol Region to be distributed to most-affected and unserved areas.

Volunteers have been relentless in repacking hygiene kits beginning Sunday afternoon, with each kit containing a shampoo, bath soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, sanitary napkins, and diapers among others.

In-kind donations also poured in from private individuals. College students Vince Santos and Bea Borhillo personally came all the way from Bulacan to donate 9 boxes of bottled water.

“I think ito, ‘yung network na ‘to will be able to give to those na kailangan before the typhoon strikes,” Santos said.

“On Wednesday, it’s my upcoming birthday so it would be a big help for people who were struck by the typhoon,” Borhillo noted.

Village captain Judy Concepcion of Project 4, Quezon City also contributed a sack of rice and monetary donation.

“Kahit sa maliit na bagay, gusto po naming makibahagi sa mga nasalanta,” Concepcion said.

The foundation is now assessing the typhoon-hit areas in Northern Luzon that need urgent relief.

For those who would like to donate, visit the official Facebook page of ABS-CBN Foundation for details.

Those who would like to extend in-kind donations may drop them off at #13 Examiner St., West Triangle, Quezon City.

Individuals or groups who would like to volunteer are advised to contact the foundation first before proceeding to the warehouse for proper coordination.

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