WE Do CARE

salamat daw ingon c tatay sa ginagmay nga ayuda..

C tatay from cangmating, naninda n cla ug mga gulay uban sa iya asawa nga abot sa ilang gamay nga garden sa tugkaran.

Seeing Nanay Virgilda Fundador face made my daughter teary eyed as she received the gamayng hinabang from WE Do CARE .

Nanay Virgilda is 73 y.o, living alone at Purok Matinabangon, Cantil-e, Dumaguete City. Naa tawon syay dakong samad sa iyaha sampot dapit.
Despite her situation, you can see her happy face jud. She's very thankful sa help na gi extend sa iyaha. Hopefully, makahatg nya mi pohon ug medicine ❤️

WE Do CARE
Recipient:
Melanie Cajambing
28 y.o. Of Purok Matinabangon, Cantil-e, Dumaguete City
With 2 kids
Suffering from post-partum depression

Packing time again ❤️

Thank you so much Ma'am Mara Jaira for letting us tagged along sa pag hatod sa mga donated rice, canned goods and blankets to Nanay Felixberta of Brgy. Amdus, Ayungon.

Thankful to all generous people/members of Dumaguete Barter Community who donated goods. Lipay kaayo si Nanay Felixberta tawon and teary eyed jud sya nagpasalamat pag abot namo didto sa ilaha while nagkalos sya ug tubig.

Widow na si Nanay with 3 children (mentally and physically disabled). Iyaha Panginabuhi is mag uma kaso wala wala jud pod tawon tungod sa panahon. Siya ra tawon naggalam aning 3 niya ka anak. Maygani kay mga buotan sab ilaha mga silingan and sige sab sila gina check kung OK ra ba and naga help sab sila ug fix sa balay ni Nanay and CR nila. Indeed bisan sa kawad on, tinabangay jud gihapon 💕💕💕

Sharing is Caring 💞

To All generous donors 💕💕💕
Thank you for being a channel of blessing 💞
Medina, Vanesa and Ate Arakne of Brgy. Tiguib, Ayungon

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=163827378511665&id=100046532123463

Sharing is Caring 💕


Meet Medina and Vanessa of Brgy. Tiguib, Ayungon. Puro pod tawon ni sila disabled. 😭😭😭
ang nag alaga sa ilaha mao ang half sister nila na si Ate Arakne.

Si Medina ang magulang ug si Vanessa ang manghod.

Si Medina - kaning gahigda tawon kay di na jud ka bakon and daghan na kaayo syang bedsores 😭😭😭

Thankful to Ma'am Mara Jaira sa pagdala sa amoa didto sa ilaha. Thanks kaayo ma'am sa inyoha gi donate na isa ka sakong bugas 💕 God Bless your kind heart.. 💕

WE Do CARE Rice and Canned Goods distribution



We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.

A very productive afternoon til night event ❤️

8 recipients
1. Tatay Benvenido Magsanay, single, living alone, a senior citizen from Purok 7, Bolocboloc, Sibulan. Dili maka panginabuhi kay senior citizen na due to the pandemic.

2. Nanay Anecita Fontelo of Purok 4, Boloc-boloc, Sibulan, a senior citizen with no job because of Corona Virus, with 2 mentally disabled sons namely Ricky and Roding.

3. Nanay Felissa Bad-an of Balugo, Valencia, 77 y. O, widow, and living with his PWD son, Maximus, 53 y.o. Si Maximus in and out sige sa hospital.

4. Nanay Anastasia, 93 y. O and Tatat Felixberto 83 y. O of Junob, Dumaguete

5. Tatay Angheling and Nanay of Purok 7, Boloc-Boloc, Sibulan

6. Tatay Jorge, 92 y.o and wife of Lupa, Looc, Sibulan

7. Tatay Crisencio Guinsan, 81 of Lupa, Looc, Sibulan

8. Brother of Ma'am Jocelyn Benitez, Caidiocan, Palinpinon-Valencia






💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

Time for packing

2nd Wave
Another 100 pcs for Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital - NOPH

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks for our Frontliners ❤️




Ps. Pls wear the mask properly ❤️ the non woven Clothe (plain) is the outer layer po not the cotton Clothe (printed)

Dear Frontliner,

I am more than just a face accessory.

I can be a shield against the invisible enemy.

I am handmade with love.

Please make use of me for you to stay safe.

I am with you in fighting this pandemic.

"Individually, we are one drop.
Together, we are an Ocean. “

Thanks for the pics and the message RHU Valencia and labs Lovely Maria 💕

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks for our Frontliners ❤️




Ps. Pls wear the mask properly ❤️ the non woven Clothe (plain) is the outer layer po not the cotton Clothe (printed)

Dear Frontliner,

I am more than just a face accessory.

I can be a shield against the invisible enemy.

I am handmade with love.

Please make use of me for you to stay safe.

I am with you in fighting this pandemic.

"Individually, we are one drop.
Together, we are an Ocean. “

To RHU Valencia

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks for our Frontliners ❤️




Ps. Pls wear the mask properly ❤️ the non woven Clothe (plain) is the outer layer po not the cotton Clothe (printed)

Dear Frontliner,

I am more than just a face accessory.

I can be a shield against the invisible enemy.

I am handmade with love.

Please make use of me for you to stay safe.

I am with you in fighting this pandemic.

"Individually, we are one drop.
Together, we are an Ocean. “

To the Dumaguete Supermarket CheckPoints Policemen and Policewomen

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks for our Frontliners ❤️




Ps. Pls wear the mask properly ❤️ the non woven Clothe (plain) is the outer layer po not the cotton Clothe (printed)

Dear Frontliner,

I am more than just a face accessory.

I can be a shield against the invisible enemy.

I am handmade with love.

Please make use of me for you to stay safe.

I am with you in fighting this pandemic.

"Individually, we are one drop.
Together, we are an Ocean. “

For RHU Sibulan c/o Tiny Villadolid Gutang thru Ma'am Pinky Delfin

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks for our Frontliners ❤️




Sir Hywell Ramacho Tarty PhotoBox, sir p**i check if kauban imoha wife and sila ma'am Tiny sa RHU Sibulan. Kay bason kauban sila 😊 thanks

Thanks sa nang donate 💕

For RHU Bagacay

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks for our Frontliners ❤️

Giving isn't just about money, so you don't need to be rich.
3ply facemasks ❤️

A call to everybody!

For those who have kids, can we request to have them make a get well soon card for the patients. It will surely help ease the struggle of the patients.

For the Mommies and Daddies, can we make a Thank you or appreciation card for the frontliners in the hospital. It will definitely give them encouragement and strength.

We will gather all to be sent out.

Thank you so much guys! Its our little way of helping out even if we are quarantined at home ❤️

Feel free to share this post for those who might be interested to take part as well.

PS. For those who have contacts in other hospitals, could we possibly do the same of sending out get well soon cards as well. Please let me know, I'll be willing to coordinate with them. Much love.

Dear Frontliner,

I am more than just a face accessory.

I can be a shield against the invisible enemy.

I am handmade with love.

Please make use of me for you to stay safe.

I am with you in fighting this pandemic.

"Individually, we are one drop.
Together, we are an Ocean. “

100 pcs ready for pick up for NOPH.
Sir Samuel Arnold Jr Cuizon ❤️
Mohinay hinay ra mi ug add ninyo.
Thanks

REPOSTING
CTTO
Good Thing we made 3 ply facemasks with the correct materials ❤️

"Do not waste Time , Effort and Money making masks from the wrong materials, that will be ineffective and discarded by the medical facilities you donate them to. It would be a shame for your hard work to go into the garbage. "


DIYers, please take time to read.

This was posted by a "textile scientist specializing in military ppe." I wanted to post so that anyone wanting to make masks does not waste their time and money making masks from the wrong materials, that will be ineffective and discarded by the medical facilities you donate them to. It would be a shame for your hard work to go into the garbage.

MASK MATERIALS MATTER - Revision 1 (re: polyester outermost layer)

If you plan to make DIY facemasks for the COVID-19 crisis, good on you!

It appears that many sites have mask design covered. Make your work count by carefully choosing the materials you use. Don't use fabric softener or dryer sheets when you laundry your final product

Fair warning: I am a textile scientist with primary expertise in military protective clothing and equipment. I’ve been reading the DIY facemask posts, and I keep wishing someone from the medical textile field would weigh in. Until someone like that does, I offer the following info under “Good Samaritan” rules. I desire and invite immediate corrections!

WHAT ARE SURGICAL MASKS MADE OF – WHAT DO DIYers NEED TO FIND?
It appears that the 3-layers of a typical, disposable surgical mask are made of “melt-blown” fabrics. “Melt-blown” fabrics are not the woven or knitted structures in, say, t-shirts and jeans; they are more like paper maiche. Instead of strips of paper stuck together with whey to form a sheet, very thin plastic filaments are stuck *to each other* (thanks Pete Kant!) to form a sheet. The complex layering and overlapping of these thin plastic filaments creates a thicket-like maze that can trap particles. Handy visualizations of melt-blown fabrics are cotton candy and the very cheapest HVAC air filters.

The thin plastic filaments in typical disposable facemasks are a polymer called polypropylene. Polypropylene has two great properties for repelling viruses: it is negatively charged, and it is water-repellent. Now, viruses need water to remain viable, and are also negatively charged. As you recall from 5th grade science class, negative repels negative. Thus, the negatively-charged polypropylene molecule will repel the negatively-charged virus, and because polypropylene also repels water, the virus is denied the moisture it needs to be viable. Ta-da! Yay for polypropylene!

It appears that there may be three separate types of polypropylene fabrics in the facemask: a breathable type for next to mouth, a microfiber filtering type in the middle, and a barrier type on the side facing the world.

The issue for DIYers is that you can’t just go down to your neighborhood fabric store and ask for 10-yards of these three types of melt-blown polypropylene fabric. The closest melt-blown fabric in fabric stores is a product called “interfacing” (e.g., Pellon) which is made of polyester. Fortunately, polyester also repels water, and is also negatively charged – just not as negative as polypropylene. Only the non-fusible kind (i.e., without glue on the back) might do as a substitute but the risk is that the fiber size in interfacing is not micro (no reason for it to be), and the voids between large fibers would allow virus laden particulate to get through. if one made masks using polyester interfacing it would be a lot of a lot of work for something that might not be an effective filter, and would have to be thrown away after one wearing! And interfacing with a smooth texture (similar to the facemask polypropylene) is pretty pricey.

CHOOSING A DESIGN
There are many posts on this site that competently re-create the disposable pleated mask design; I believe that a 3-layer, re-useable design (a pleated cloth pocket into which a disposable filter inserted) offers the best balance of DIY effort and practical medical protection. See www.mustsharenews.com “Taiwanese Doctor Recommends DIY Cloth Face Mask with Air Filter” for a good description. I recommend specific materials for a re-useable mask below based on what I have learned (above) about what is used in typical disposable 3-layer surgical/medical masks. For all our sakes, I would love any corrections from a true expert.

Outermost layer: microfiber, soft, woven polyester made of textured yarn (do not have a shiny, stiff appearance, and that that look and feel like cotton).

I had previously suggested a particular cottony feeling shower curtain liner (not vinyl or PEVA sheeting) with a dimpled surface texture. I suggested it because I have one on hand and could vouch that is comfortable to wear against my face is:

Example: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BMQ8RVL/ref=psdc_13749851_t3_B077PQCLHD
“Barossa Design Soft Light-Weight Microfiber Fabric Shower Liner or Curtain with Embossed Dots, Hotel Quality, Machine Washable, Water Repellent, White, 70 x 72 inches” $10.99

But since I first posted, some folks have suggested polyester microfiber bed sheets as this layer. i don't have any on hand, but the more I think about it, the more I agree that those are likley to be the better go-to fabric for the outermost layer. Bedding has to be breathable by definition :to sell well. Look for "brushed microfiber" polyester. Ignore the thread counts - those have become too hard to interpret to be meaningful.

Why: Negatively-charged and water-repellent; polyester yarns that are textured to feel cottony (brushed) are likely to be more breathable as well.

Disposable filtration layer: Swiffer-type heavy-duty sweeper refills, unscented
Example: https://www.amazon.com/Swiffer-Sweeper-Refills-Cleaning-Unscented/dp/B07622VSV3/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Swiffer+refills&qid=1584857774&s=home-garden&sr=1-5

Why: Easy for medical personnel to find and cut up as replacement filter layer; designed as particle trapper, and just might be made of polypropylene

Next to nose/mouth layer: Ummm…. I’m on the fence here. Either cotton flannel, OR another layer of the brushed polyester microfiber
Why cotton: Cotton is porous, which makes it more comfortable for breathing. Also, because cotton is positively charged, the negatively charged virus exiting the wearer’s mouth or nose will be attracted to the cotton molecule and not migrate through the mask to the outside where it can infect others. Also, because cotton is absorbent, it will pull the moisture out of the virus, causing it to “die” faster. Note, however, that when cotton gets wet and stays wet, it becomes more abrasive to the skin. This may mean someone with a sweaty face will have to change a cotton-lined mask more often to stay comfortable.

Why flannel: Studies shows that pile fabric structures (e.g., terry cloth) are more effective at trapping virus. Flannel, while not as thick a pile as terry cloth, may be more practical for facemasks by decreasing bulk and heat-buildup.

Why polyester: Reduce manufacturing time (the re-useable pocket can be one folded structure) and reduce trouble in finding and keeping different materials on hand; also, might be comfortable more for long-term wear for someone with a sweaty face by avoiding the wet abrasion of cotton.

Why dimpled: While not a pile, the stand-off of dimpling increases the distance a virus has to travel to escape the mask and also provides more surface area to trap virus particles; also the stand-off of dimpling increases next-to-skin comfort and breathability by not contiguously touching the skin.

Last suggestions: -
Consider making the outer layer a different color than the inner layer so the wearer doesn’t have to think about which side goes toward the face. Heed the suggstion from one member to choose light colors so that stains are more visible.

Stay healthy, everyone. You are all so inspiring!

Facemasks and hand disinfectant distributed ❤️

Thanks a lot Nymzies Aum ❤️
Cutting time


Facemask making 😷

Facemasks and faceshields production 😷

Nahutdan namig acetate, bason naa maka donate baga baga na plastic cover for faceshield ❤️ naa pa mi foam, and garters 🙏

Thanks Grade 1 Dacca Dumaguete Grade 1 students, TchrLuis, Beshiel Grapa Mayordomo, Mommy Rojeanette Columna Iturralde and Francis Sumalpong Diongco for the containers ❤️❤️❤️

For Hand Disinfectant Solution

Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity Catherine Baya Al ❤️

WE Do CARE

Our 1st finished PPE suit..we also created some face masks and shoe cover for our frontlinners..

Thank u Dundee for sharing ur materials.

CALL FOR DONATIONS especially na hapit na mag ECQ

We at We Do Care are planning to give rice to our pedicab drivers, vendors, and daily wage earners.

We are looking for the following. Please let us know if you can Help...

1. Cheapest sack rice supplier and distributor price canned goods
2. Donors: Money or in kind (rice, eggs, noodles, retail packed oils, soap, canned good and other essentials)

Let us all clear the streets and make a true community quarantine.

PM us or contact Iyas Dael at
0917 715 4110 or Atatz Yap Tan at 09056519688

2 galloons of Hand Disinfectant picked up ❤️
Let us know who needs it. DOH RITM Formula

Please share:
AN APPEAL FOR CAPABLE HOUSEHOLDS TO CREATE DIY ACETATE FACE SHIELDS FOR OUR FRONTLINE HEALTH WORKERS

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

*Clear plastic sheet/Acetate (Available at Rubi Marketing across Metrobank @35 pesos/meter, 24inches width; 1 meter can turn out 8 shields measuring 10in by 12in

*Foam (Available at Rubi Mktg ; 1 inch thick x 44in x 80in ordinary foam approx 260pesos)

*Double-sided tape

*Garter (Rubi Mktg 1/2 inch - 1 roll

*Puncher
*Scissors
*Ruler

HOW TO ASSEMBLE:
1. Measure and cut the foam (length: 12 in, width: 1.5 in, thickness: 1 in).

2. Attach the foam to the longer side of the plastic sheet with double-sided tape.

3. Press down on the foam to ensure firm adhesion.

4. Punch two holes on each side of the plastic sheet, slightly below the foam.

5. Insert the garter in the holes and double knot them inside the shield.

6. Cut the edges of the plastic sheet into a rounded shape.

7. Make sure that the garter and foam are aligned.

8. Keep the shield flat so the user can freely adjust it for a snug fit.

INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDES:
https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifestyle/hobbiesandactivities/731342/someone-made-a-diy-acetate-mask-tutorial-so-you-can-help-frontliners-as-you-fight-your-cab/story/

https://www.preview.ph/culture/diy-face-shield-a00193-20200325

Neighboring places needs our help ❤️

Yey! Additional donation (1 roll of Clothe) from the good hearted and generous couple Michaelangelo Aileen Stephanie Lam-Chua!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks Ninna Martinez for your kindness and generosity. Donated Clothe for facemasks and empty bottles for bleaching solution ❤️

Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity Michaelangelo Aileen Stephanie Lam-Chua!
Donated a roll of NON Woven Clothe for facemask ❤️

FREE FREE FREE
DIY facemasks for our frontliners and brothers and sisters who needs it the most ❤️

Free free free free
8 pcs will go to Tacloban Leyte today through LBC
20 pcs will go to our frontliners in Zamboaguita today

THANK YOU SO MUCH SA MGA NAG DONATE UG MATERIALS ❤️❤️❤️❤️