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Typhoon Sinlaku Disaster Relief Drive

At the House of Chamorros, we stand in solidarity with the Sons and Daughters of Guam Club, alongside many organizations, individuals, and families coming together to support relief efforts for those impacted by Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Together, we are working to help affected communities recover and rebuild from the devastation.

The Sons and Daughters of Guam Club is organizing a disaster relief drive, and we encourage our community to support this important effort.

Previous Relief Efforts: Responding to the Devastating Impact of Typhoon Mawar Across Affected Regions of the Marianas

The House of Chamorros is communicating with local emergency management officials, local partners on Guam and in the region, as well as other humanitarian agencies, to meet the needs of the communities affected. We are working to gather information to provide the best possible and most immediate assistance to support the Chamorro people and others most affected by Typhoon Mawar. As additional information and needs become clear, we will act and proceed accordingly. We are working to set up a Go Fund Me Account. However, if you would like to make a donation immediately, please feel free to do so via the following option (we ask that you simply provide the additional note in donation comments that you would like your donation to be provided in response to the Devastating Impact of Typhoon Mawar. Si Yu’os Ma’ase for your support.

Typhoon Sinlaku Disaster Relief Drive

📅 Donation Details

  • Dates: April 18 – May 6
  • Drop-off Hours: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Location:
    334 Willie James Jones Ave
    San Diego, CA 92102

We were able to work together with charity organizations at home and abroad to deliver tarps for temporary shelters, fresh drinking water, over 10,000 diapers, over 12,000 wipes, kitchen supplies, gardening supplies, and more. With the help of so many organizations like, Matson, Micronesia Climate Change Alliance, the Sons and Daughters of Guam Club, Inafamaolek.US, Kutturan CHamoru Foundation, the Guam Club of Sacramento, and more 2 shipping containers filled with the most needed supplies have made their way to Guam and those most in need.

We thank all who have been able to contribute, donate, volunteer, and show up for the families, friends, and islanders back home. Si Yu’os Ma’ase.

Items Needed Most

Emergency & Utility Supplies

  • Flashlights / headlamps

  • Candles

  • Non-lithium batteries

  • Portable solar power banks

  • Solar lights, fans, or panels

  • Water siphoning pumps

Shelter & Cleanup

  • Tarps (20×20 or 20×40)

  • Blankets / towels

  • Camp stoves / tents

  • Trash bags

  • Gardening tools (machetes, chainsaws)

  • Empty gas containers

Water & Food

  • Bottled water

  • Water containers / filters

  • Non-perishable canned food

  • Baby formula

Personal Care

  • Hygiene products

  • Toiletries

  • Hand sanitizer

  • Diapers / wipes

Miscellaneous

  • Non-liquid cleaning supplies / detergents

  • First aid items

  • Pet products

  • Bug spray / mosquito coils

  • Monetary donations


⚠️ Items Not Accepted

  • Personal packages

  • Fuel or hazardous chemicals

  • Liquids (other than water)

  • Lithium-ion batteries (including power tool batteries)


💙 How You Can Help

Your support—whether through donations or spreading the word—makes a meaningful difference. Together, we can help families recover faster and rebuild stronger.

📞 For more information:
Contact Tali Quichocho at (619) 884-1626


From our community to theirs, we stand united in compassion, resilience, and support.

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