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You can help the poor people of The Philippines by making your donation


To make a donation to the DEC Philippines Crisis Appeal visit www.dec.org.uk ,

call the 24-hour hotline on 0370 60 60 900, donate over the counter at any high street bank or post office or send a cheque.


You can also donate ?5 by texting the word SUPPORT to 70000.


http://uk.news.yahoo.com/typhoon-haiyan-people-desperate-063417033.html#C3Dd2p5


DulwichFox

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I used to live in the Philippines and I cant urge you enough to donate. I know these are tough times but the Philippine people are amongst the loveliest in the world. They endure the worst catastrophes from earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and annual typhoons with a spirit that you cannot help to admire. It is so sad that these people, among the poorest in the world, get hit year after year. Please give what you can.

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