In the past few days, the arrival of Typhoon Carina (international code name: Gaemi) in the Philippines has caused non-stop rain and severe flooding in various parts of the country, leaving countless people stranded or forced to evacuate and leave behind their homes and belongings.

The effects of the typhoon have left many communities in need of all kinds of aid and assistance, including donations in the form of food, drinking water, clothing, medicine and more, as well as monetary provisions and shelter. These donations will go to affected communities in many areas in Central and Northern Luzon, as well as in various parts of Metro Manila, including Marikina and Quezon City.

From different fanbases to gig production houses and venues, a number of entities in our local music scene have initiated donation drives and relief efforts that you can support in order to help those that have been affected by Typhoon Carina.


RACC/OON Productions

RACC/OON Productions is a local gig organizing entity known for putting together charity events alongside showcasing some of the finest indie acts on their lineups. Until August 1, they are accepting donations in the form of canned goods, rice, medicine, toiletries and more. They have also provided donation channels for others to send monetary aid to.

SEVENTEEN’s Philippine Fanbases

The Philippine-based CARATs — the fans of K-pop boy group SEVENTEEN — have come together to hold a donation drive, with all monetary donations being handed over to the Angat Buhay Foundation as well as to various pet shelters.

SB19’s A’TIN – 18 Donation Drive

Active since 2021, the 18 Donation Drive — a team initiative created by fans of P-pop group SB19, the A’TIN — is accepting donations in the form of monetary aid. Stay up to date with their relief efforts here.

88FRYER

88FRYER, a restaurant, bar, and gig venue located in Quezon City, is offering its space as an evacuation center, with the capacity to accommodate up to 60 people. They will also be offering hot coffee and warm meals like chicken soup and rice porridge. They are also open to receive donations of canned goods, blankets, and clothing. For assistance or any donations, you may send them a message here.

BINI’s BLOOMs – BINIYAHINAN 2024

BINI’s fanbase, the BLOOMs, are accepting cash as well as in-kind donations in the form of toiletries, ready-to-eat food, medicine, and more. The cash donations will be donated to Angat Buhay Foundation under BINI and BLOOMs. Access their donation tracker here. For the in-kind donations’ drop-off location, you may send the fanbase a message here.

BTS’ ARMY – Only Bangtan PH

Only Bangtan PH — one of K-pop boy group BTS’ Philippine fanbases — is accepting monetary and in-kind donations such as food and other essential supplies, as well as offering cellular load assistance in cooperation with Angat Buhay Foundation. Donations to Only Bangtan PH’s efforts can be made here. For load assistance, you may send them a message here.

Paolo Sandejas, Martti Franca, Any Name’s Okay, and Timmy Albert – Pajama Jam 3

Paolo Sandejas’ Pajama Jam 3 gig featuring him, Martti Franca, Any Name’s Okay, and Timmy Albert will be donating all of the show’s proceeds to relief efforts for those affected by Typhoon Carina. The show will be held tonight, July 26 at Nook in Molito Lifestyle Center, Muntinlupa City.

Urbandub, Greyhoundz, Typecast, and Amateurish – 12 Monkeys Turns 10

Urbandub, Greyhoundz, Typecast, and Amateurish, are performing at 12 Monkeys at the Estancia Mall in Pasig City tonight (July 26) for the venue’s `10th anniversary celebrations, with part of the proceeds being donated to those affected by Typhoon Carina.

Julie x Stell – Ang Ating Tinig

Julie Anne San Jose and Stell of SB19’s joint concert this weekend are organizing a donation drive with the A’TIN and the GMA Kapuso Foundation. They will be accepting the likes of canned goods, rice, and noodles, alongside monetary donations in cash or through GCash. Stay updated with their efforts here. The two-night show will be held on July 27 and 28 at the New Frontier Theater in Cubao, Quezon City.