In continuing its commitment to assist communities affected by Typhoon Tino, the Hope Builders Organization Negros Island Inc., 94th Infantty Battalion, Brigada News FM Kabankalan, Quirino G. Manzano Memorial National High School, and other partner organizations carried out its third batch of relief distribution in Hda. Antolanga, Brgy. Tinongan, Isabela, Negros Occidental, on November 11, 2025.

The team distributed over 50 water containers, 200 packs of rice, and sacks of clothing to families who continue to endure the aftermath of the devastating floods. Although some evacuees have temporarily returned to their community, many explained that their purpose was only to clean up their flooded homes before returning to the evacuation centers, where they remain until conditions improve.

Despite the visible damage and lingering challenges in Antolanga, the spirit of bayanihan was evident throughout the day. Several volunteers prepared and served snacks to residents and children, offering a brief moment of comfort amid the ongoing recovery efforts.

This third wave of distribution forms part of HBONI and its partners’ ongoing mission to reach more affected families across the region and provide both relief and emotional support to those rebuilding their lives after the typhoon.

As the community slowly begins the path to recovery, Hope Builders expressed its gratitude to all donors and volunteers who continue to extend compassion and aid to families most in need.

The initiative was made possible through the collaboration of several partner organizations, including: Central Philippines State University – Supreme Student Government, 100.5 CPSU Radyo Muscovado Sweet FM, Brigada News Kabankalan, Alpha Sigma Phi Organization, Brgy. Tagukon SK Council, Art Relief Mobile – Bacolod, Panyam-is, Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines – Inayawan, CPSU Graduate School, CPSU SAS, Frezh Water Station, CPSU CWTS, Otirasor, Marzland Boarding House, 94th Infantry Battalion, Aquaritz, L.N. Agustin Farms Inc. and Bus Stop Café.