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Snippets from our last day in the TSLC Warehouse đź’šThank you for allowing us to serve you, CNMI!
06/08/2026

Snippets from our last day in the TSLC Warehouse đź’š

Thank you for allowing us to serve you, CNMI!

Free wooden pallets available at the TSLC Warehouse! Come by today to pick them up anytime between 12:00PM to 3:00PM. ...
31/07/2026

Free wooden pallets available at the TSLC Warehouse! Come by today to pick them up anytime between 12:00PM to 3:00PM.

Come to the TSLC Warehouse tomorrow for a free Fill-A-Bag Distribution! We hope to see you there!
23/07/2026

Come to the TSLC Warehouse tomorrow for a free Fill-A-Bag Distribution! We hope to see you there!

After careful consideration, we would like to announce the official closure of the CNMI VOAD Helpline. As our Saipan and...
20/07/2026

After careful consideration, we would like to announce the official closure of the CNMI VOAD Helpline.

As our Saipan and Tinian communities continue to recover and emergency needs have decreased, we have shifted efforts and resources to continue providing vital support to the community of Rota.

While the VOAD Helpline is closing, our commitment to supporting our community does not end here. Continue to follow our social media pages on Instagram and Facebook for updates and information.

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On Sunday, July 12, TSLC joined Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM), Rota Mayor Aubry Hocog, Micronesia Cl...
16/07/2026

On Sunday, July 12, TSLC joined Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM), Rota Mayor Aubry Hocog, Micronesia Climate Change Alliance (MCCA), and From Luta For Luta (FLFL) in distributing water and MREs at the Benjamin T. Manglona International Airport.

In addition, four pallets of water were received and distributed directly to households by MCCA and FLFL teams.

On Saturday, July 11, TSLC members continued their relief work across Rota, meeting with government officials and nonpro...
15/07/2026

On Saturday, July 11, TSLC members continued their relief work across Rota, meeting with government officials and nonprofit organizations to coordinate ongoing relief operations. Additional TSLC team members arrived on Rota with additional supplies and equipment.

Throughout the day, teams conducted damage assessments across Rota and worked to clear debris from major roadways and around Rota Health Center, helping restore access and support the community’s recovery.

TSLC officially began its Rota relief operations by deploying its first team to Rota on Friday, July 10. Upon arrival, t...
14/07/2026

TSLC officially began its Rota relief operations by deploying its first team to Rota on Friday, July 10. Upon arrival, the team conducted initial damage assessments, established its Rota headquarters, and met with the Micronesia Climate Change Alliance (MCCA) to coordinate response efforts.

The day concluded with a meeting between TSLC, Public School System leadership, and Rota Mayor Aubry Hocog to discuss immediate recovery needs and coordinate the next steps towards recovery.

Recovery efforts are driven by your support. 🙏💚Thank you to everyone who has donated towards our work in supporting Rota...
10/07/2026

Recovery efforts are driven by your support. 🙏💚

Thank you to everyone who has donated towards our work in supporting Rota's road to recovery. Your generosity translates into real hope for the people of Rota.

July 09, 2026Today was simply inspiring.To see local government, military partners, and local volunteers come together i...
09/07/2026

July 09, 2026

Today was simply inspiring.

To see local government, military partners, and local volunteers come together in such an incredible way was deeply moving.

Always been, and in many ways still is, one of the most resilient of our islands. With its concrete structures, beautiful waters, and strong people, Luta has weathered storm after storm, standing firm and bouncing back every time.

This time is no different.

Despite looking a super typhoon dead in the eye, the community of Luta stood strong. They deserve to be commended for the way they took Bavi’s hit to the chin with courage, dignity, and heart.

But now it is our turn, as brother and sister islands, to step up and take care of our tough smaller sibling.

Luta is strong. After Sinlaku, they barely asked for anything despite being hit too. I would know, because I was often the one asking. That says a lot about the character, humility, and heart of that community.

But where there is resilience, there is also pain.

It is a pain familiar to many of our older generations, and unfortunately, a pain I fear our children may come to know all too well if storms like this continue to shape their lives.

I say today was inspiring because the effort I witnessed was not defined by candidates, officials, or titles.

It was not defined by businesses, agencies, locals, or diaspora.

It was defined by islanders.

It was a united effort to alleviate a pain we all recognize, now being carried by one of our own.

Today, I witnessed whole villages of people remembering what it means to be an islander and stepping up because of it.

Hundreds of people were involved in the collaborative efforts of the day, both on the three islands closest but also from our brothers and sisters abroad, donating via the link (shamelessly attached here). Unsung heroes of land, sea, and sky seemingly emerged from the sand and salt itself right when they were needed. Islands rallied. Villages came together. And Ayuda was sent.

This is inafa’maolek.

This is respect.

This is love.

We often hear in the islands that “it takes a village.” Well, I want to be among the first to acknowledge that today, the village showed up.

Tonight, I sleep proud. And so should everyone reading this. Proud to exist on such an island, in such a community, and to be part of the Marianas.

We are each shaped by sand and connected by salt. Much of which was moved and shed today to accomplish the mission and as a Lead I am proud of our teams.

Thank you for your continued trust in us as tomorrow we deploy the first of our two Luta teams, to help one of the strongest and most humble of our islands and do what islanders do.

We connect.

We rally.

We take care of our own.

Bless you all, and thank you to everyone whose collaborative efforts and donations have fueled such an incredible response.

On behalf of my team and I at the Ayuda Foundation, StormGuard, the Typhoon Support Logistics Center, and VOAD Guam/CNMI, thank you for reminding me what true Ayuda in the village both looks and feels like, and boy does it feel like home.

BIBA MARIANAS.
BIBA ROTA.
BIBA AYUDA.
BIBA ISLANDERS.

P.S. If you see our team, give us a wave. I promise, we wave back. Stop us if you need something and see you soon.

With love for the islands,

Kai Murrell
Ground Team Lead, Typhoon Yutu, Sinlaku & Bavi — Ayuda Foundation
Head of Distribution Management, Typhoon Support Logistics Center
Team Chief, StormGuard Response Team

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To keep our volunteers safe, we have decided to pause the helpline from July 3rd until further notice. Stay safe Mariana...
02/07/2026

To keep our volunteers safe, we have decided to pause the helpline from July 3rd until further notice. Stay safe Marianas!

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