Art Relief Mobile Kitchen Davao

Silong x ARMK Davao - Matina Community Pantry x Tuburan Waldorf School Class 8 Kamagong fundraiser for Teacher's Village, Talomo ❤✨

The Silong Fundraiser raised ₱3,130 for @armkdavao Community Cookout & Community Pantry happening this Friday, August 14. 🤍 Thank you to everyone who donated, attended the gathering, and especially to the volunteers who signed up to help with the cookout. Your support makes this community effort possible. Big thanks as well to the Grade 8 students and teachers from Tuburan Institute for joining this initiative in the spirit of bayanihan and youth engagement inspired by the work of @patreng.non and the Maginhawa Community Pantry movement. See you on Friday as we cook, serve, and share with the community. 🌱 Daghang Salamat! 🙏 ARMKDavao | Community Cookout | Community Pantry | Bayanihan | PatrengNon

ATM: Community cookout and pantry at the Teacher's Village, Talomo.

Daghang salamat sa Matina Community Pantry, Silong Community, Tuburan Waldorf School Class 8 Kamagong, and the Talomo Teachers Village Senior Chapter Association for partnering with us in this demonstration of mutual aid and solidarity for flood-affected families. ❤✨

Inside the National Geographic Museum of Exploration’s 100,000-square-foot facility in Washington, DC that houses Jane Goodall’s hand–written, early-research field notes and a moon rock collected during the 1969 Apollo 12 mission, one can also find a citizen science kit of community mangrove guardians in Cagwait, Surigao del Sur, their legacy to grassroots marine conservation.

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Ways to express emotions.

In classrooms emptied by displacement and villages recovering from earthquakes, children may struggle to find words for fear. They are therefore encouraged to draw, dance, and sing.

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Mangandam ta!

Possible Effects of a Super El Niño During the 2026 Christmas Season

If a Super El Niño is occurring during the 2026 Christmas season, its impacts could include:

- Hotter-than-normal temperatures across many areas.

- Below-average rainfall in regions affected by El Niño, increasing the risk of drought and water shortages.

- Lower water levels in dams, rivers, and reservoirs, which may affect water supply and irrigation.

- Increased risk of grass fires and forest fires due to prolonged dry conditions.

- Reduced agricultural productivity, particularly for crops that depend on regular rainfall.

- Higher electricity demand as more people use cooling appliances.

- Some areas may experience a quieter tropical cyclone season than usual, although damaging typhoons can still occur and preparedness remains essential.