Just let me fall asleep in your garden 🌹

— j (@jssclvy) August 12, 2017

Scary, good fun! #Annabelle pic.twitter.com/VeZRAECeY3

— Robert Bernardo (@robertbernardo) August 11, 2017

JEWISH TRIBUNE: When disaster strikes, compassion breeds. This campaign was just a small token effort to repay a debt of gratitude and to display our appreciation to this nation that did so much for Jews worldwide.

Secular Guy: As a Jewish humanist and permanent resident of the Philippines. I was interested to see the extent to which these sources would step up to the plate in assisting the victims of Haiyan. The answer was not long in coming. Several such groups are coming through. Among them are Jewish Federations of North America, Union for Reform Judaism and American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. The Jewish Association of the Philippines is also pitching in with donations and a project for repacking relief goods. The State of Israel has furnished 100 tons of supplies and senior medical personal, and has set up a set up a field hospital in Tacloban.

SheGives [w]ith reporting from Gabriel Sunshine: Here is a picture of Geraldine with kids at the evacuation center in Capiz. Despite the loss of their homes, their school, and in some cases of family members, they are nonetheless still able to smile.

A Different Face/A Spiritual Journey

Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine, Jewish community leader and Senior Counsel, Bracebridge Capital

Erica Brown, scholar and educator 

What does being Jewish look like? How can we create our own spiritual journeys? Erica will talk about life transitions and the way that Judaism anchors us in times of change, while Geraldine will walk us through her own inspiring transition from being Filipino to being Jewish to bringing the different parts of herself together when she returned to the Philippines after disaster to rebuild her hometown while rebuilding herself.