The Negros Occidental Garden Club (NOGC), in partnership with The Negros Tsinoys, Kaisa, Inc., recently conducted a relief distribution at Purok Mars, Barangay Singcang-Airport, Bacolod City, extending support to families severely affected by Typhoons Tino and Verbena.
The effort was led by NOGC President Nonoy Napao, together with the club’s officers, the initiative united volunteers from NOGC groups, Lily Go representing The Negros Tsinoys and Kaisa Inc., local Purok officials and DJ Andrade from the Barangay Hall staff. Their collective effort ensured that relief goods reached those most in need, offering comfort and assistance during this difficult time.
This activity is part of NOGC’s ongoing outreach program, underscoring the club’s commitment to community service and resilience. Families expressed heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and solidarity shown by the volunteers and partner organizations.
“Through this effort, we demonstrate that rebuilding is not just about recovery — it is about standing together as one community,” said NOGC President Nonoy Napao.
Recognized as one of the most active garden clubs in the country, NOGC continues to uphold its mission of service, proving that in the face of calamity, compassion and unity remain the strongest foundations for rebuilding lives.*
