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Bayanihan
Find a care groupHumanap ng grupo
HomeTahananSundaysLinggoCare groupsMga grupoSalu-saloTyphoon reliefTulongOur storyKuwento
Bayanihan
HomeTahananSundaysLinggoCare groupsMga grupoSalu-saloTyphoon reliefTulongOur storyKuwento

455 Southgate Ave, Daly City, CA 94015

(555) 015-2200

hello@example.org

Find a care groupHumanap ng grupo
People clearing rubble after a landslide

Clearing a road in Guinobatan, Albay, after the September landslide. Photo by our partner church.

Typhoon relief · 2026 so farTulong sa bagyo · 2026

312

relief boxes shipped home this yearrelief box na naipadala ngayong taon

Packed in the church garage on Saturday mornings and sent through a cargo forwarder in South San Francisco to churches in Albay, Samar and Isabela that we know by name.

provinces reachedprobinsya
4
volunteers packingboluntaryo
68
given for shipping and rebuildingnaibigay para sa padala at pagpapatayo
$41,900
Fill a relief boxMagpuno ng relief box What goes in a boxAno ang laman

Counted through 30 SeptemberHanggang Setyembre 30

For the next shipmentPara sa susunod na padala

What the boxes needAno ang kailangan ng mga box

The forwarder ships on the last Friday of the month. Counts update after Saturday packing.

Updated Saturday, Oct 3Na-update Sabado, Okt 3

  • UrgentKailangan agad

    Solar lampsSolar lamp

    Power is still out in parts of Guinobatan. Small hand-sized ones pack best.

    79 lampslamp still neededkulang pa

    41 ofsa 120

  • This monthNgayong buwan

    Canned sardines and corned beefSardinas at corned beef

    212 canslata still neededkulang pa

    388 ofsa 600

  • This monthNgayong buwan

    Bath soap and toothpasteSabon at toothpaste

    148 piecespiraso still neededkulang pa

    252 ofsa 400

  • Always welcomeLaging kailangan

    School notebooks and pencilsNotebook at lapis

    90 setsset still neededkulang pa

    210 ofsa 300

Not on the list? Ask Joy first. Shipping costs the same for heavy and useful as for heavy and useless.

The church garage, roll-up door on the alley side

Drop-offSaan dadalhin

The church garage, roll-up door on the alley side

  • SaturdaySabado9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • SundayLinggoAfter either service

Pull into the alley and honk once. Kabataan will unload.

DirectionsDireksyon

GiveMagbigay

Pay for a box, or a roofPondohan ang isang box o bubong

Every gift goes to shipping and rebuilding. Staff salaries come out of the general fund, never relief.

Ship a box

Ship a boxMagpadala ng box

$85 once minsan

Covers cargo for one balikbayan box from South San Francisco to Albay.

  • Door-to-door cargoDoor-to-door
  • Photo when it arrivesLarawan pagdating
Ship a boxMagpadala
Fill and ship a boxMost chosenPinakapinipili

Fill and ship a boxPunuin at ipadala

$250 once minsan

Buys everything inside a full family box and sends it.

  • Rice, canned goods, soapBigas, de-lata, sabon
  • Two solar lampsDalawang solar lamp
  • Cargo to the provincePadala sa probinsya
Fill a boxPunuin ang box
Put a roof back on

Put a roof back onIbalik ang bubong

$900 once minsan

Corrugated iron, nails and a carpenter for one house, bought locally by our partner church.

  • Materials bought locallyLokal na materyales
  • Report from the pastor thereUlat mula sa pastor doon
Fund a roofPondohan ang bubong

Gifts are tax-deductible. Photos from the receiving churches go up here every month.

PartnersKatuwang

Churches on the other endMga simbahan sa kabilang dulo

We only ship to people we know. Each partner church receives, sorts and hands out the boxes, and sends us photos and receipts.

  • Guinobatan Bible ChurchAlbay

    Our oldest partner. Pastor Ely's family has received every shipment since 2006.

  • BoronganFellowshipEastern Samar

    Distributes to three fishing barangays after every typhoon season.

  • Ilagan Community ChurchIsabela

    Uses school supplies for a Saturday tutoring program.

  • Bay Cargo ExpressSouth San Francisco

    Ships our boxes at cost and lets us use their scale on Saturdays.

In the barrio, when a family moved, the neighbors carried the house. We still do.Sa baryo, kapag may lilipat, buhat ng kapitbahay ang bahay. Ganoon pa rin kami.

Bayanihan
  • HomeTahanan
  • SundaysLinggo
  • Care groupsMga grupo
  • Salu-salo
  • Typhoon reliefTulong
  • Our storyKuwento
  • 455 Southgate Ave, Daly City, CA 94015
  • (555) 015-2200
  • hello@example.org
© 2026 Bayanihan FellowshipWebsite by Greater Purpose Web

Design notes

Why Bayanihan Fellowship looks the way it does

A site for a Filipino-American church whose life runs on night shifts, care groups and a very serious kitchen. It leads with real faces and food, and organizes everything around when people actually get off work.

Built for
Filipino-American families in Daly City and northern San Mateo County: hospital nurses and caregivers, airport staff, students and their lolos and lolas, plus new arrivals from the Philippines.
Navigation
Tabbed app bar. Pages behave like tabs in an app: a sticky segmented bar under a compact header.
Pages
Home, Sundays, Care groups, Salu-salo, Typhoon relief, Our story
Hero
a drawn neighbourhood map as the opener, with numbered pins for each stop or campus and a list of names, addresses and times beside it; pointing at a list item lights up its pin. Built for mobile pantries, multi-site churches and bus routes. Variants: a = map on the left, headline and stop list on the right; b = headline across the top, a wide map, and the stops as columns beneath; c = a route: stops as a connected timeline beside a map with the path drawn between pins; An asymmetric mosaic of five photographs with the headline locked into one cell of the grid, so the first screen shows real people before it says anything. Variants: a = headline block top-left beside one large photo, three smaller below; b = a tall photo leads and the headline sits low on the right; c = a triptych, with the headline in the middle panel between stacked photos; One impact number is the hero (for example meals served this year), with a line naming the unit, a sentence of context, a row of three supporting figures and one photograph. The number counts up once when it first comes into view. Variants: a = the number spans the full width above the photo and figures; b = photo on the left, number and a ledger of figures on the right; c = the number sits on a coloured panel that overlaps the bottom of a wide photograph

Typography

Sora carries the headlines: wide, sturdy and friendly, with enough room in its letters to set long Tagalog words without crowding. Plus Jakarta Sans, designed for Jakarta's city identity, handles reading text, a Southeast Asian typeface for a Southeast Asian congregation that also reads crisply on phones.

Color

The blue and red come from the Philippine flag, softened toward the denim blue and tomato red of a jeepney's paintwork so they feel lived-in, not official. Neutrals are a cool gray-blue borrowed from Daly City's afternoon fog.

Layout and navigation

A tabbed app bar sits under a compact header, so the site behaves like the apps this audience already lives in. Six short tabs, each with a Tagalog label when the language switch is on, and the persistent action is 'Find a care group', because groups are where people actually stay.

The hero

A five-photo mosaic leads with a family, a buffet table and the volunteers before any words. For a community that judges a church by whether it feels like home, showing the long table first says more than a slogan. The headline then explains the name in one image: neighbors lifting a house.

Calls to action

Actions are concrete and local: 'Find a care group', 'Bring a dish', 'Fill a relief box'. The second Sunday service is named for who it's for, 'After-shift service', so a nurse coming off nights knows it was planned with her in mind.

Photography

Food, families and work clothes over stage lighting. Relief pages use photos from partner churches in the provinces, with captions naming the town, so donors can see where boxes go.

Bilingual approach

Headings, buttons, schedules and labels are in natural Tagalog when the switch is on. Longer paragraphs stay in English, as they would in the fellowship's own Taglish bulletin, rather than risk stiff machine-style Tagalog that older members would notice at once.

Accessibility

Body text is 17 pixels with generous line height and AA contrast in both themes. The weekly schedule marks today's column, and the visit page says plainly that scrubs and airport uniforms are normal on Sunday afternoon.

Type system

  • DisplaySoraA wide, sturdy geometric sans with open counters; it holds long Tagalog words like 'pagkatapos' without feeling cramped.
  • TextPlus Jakarta SansDrawn in Jakarta for a Southeast Asian city's own identity, it is warm, compact and clear at phone sizes.

Colour and contrast

Every text pairing is checked against WCAG 2.2 in both themes.

Light theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa14.29:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa16.24:1AAA
Secondary textAa5.69:1AA
LinksAa7.79:1AAA
Button textAa8.86:1AAA
Accent label textAa5.21:1AA
Text on dark bandsAa14.29:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa7.65:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa8.86:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa5.79:1AA

Dark theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa15.46:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa13.62:1AAA
Secondary textAa6.92:1AA
LinksAa8.83:1AAA
Button textAa9.29:1AAA
Accent label textAa7.87:1AAA
Text on dark bandsAa16.6:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa8.39:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa9.29:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa5.57:1AA

Designed by Greater Purpose Web. Names, people and events are sample content.