Your Gift Provides Meals and Supplies for Guam and CNMI Families Affected by Typhoon Bavi

Typhoon Bavi strengthened into a Category 5 storm and struck Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands on July 6. Bavi is now the strongest storm on record, surpassing Super Typhoon Sinlaku, which hit the islands less than three months ago and whose recovery is still underway. The Salvation Army is responding in coordination with local authorities and disaster relief organizations, distributing meals, food boxes, and emergency supplies to those affected.

Pacific Islanders are among the most resilient people in the world — and in moments like this, that strength is met by a community that shows up for one another. Your gift helps get a hot meal, a food box, and emergency supplies into the hands of neighbors who need them most.

Thank you, Si Yu’os Ma’åse’, Si Yu’us Ma’åsi’, and Ghilissou for your donation to the Marianas disaster relief fund. 

Top photo: The Salvation Army Saipan Soup Kitchen volunteers prepping mass feedings following Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Bottom photo: Salvation Army Cadets Jonathan and Rachel Utrera prepare supplies ahead of Typhoon Bavi in anticipation of the emergency disaster response.