WinZir Extends Relief to Typhoon Tino Victims in Liloan

Cebu, Philippines - December 04, 2025 - Days after Typhoon Tino tore through Cebu and left thousands of families in distress, one of the earliest organized relief efforts came not from a traditional aid group but from WinZir, a leading online gaming platform in the Philippines. The company, known primarily for its sportsbook and e-games, moved swiftly into community action, delivering essential relief goods to affected residents across Liloan.

The storm, which brought fierce winds and destructive rainfall, left pockets of Liloan in a state of emergency. Homes were damaged, roads were blocked, and access to basic necessities became limited almost overnight. Local officials and residents described Typhoon Tino as the worst disaster to hit the municipality in recent years.

In response, WinZir mobilized a relief operation within days of the typhoon’s landfall. Coordinating with barangay leaders and local volunteers, the company distributed hundreds of relief packs containing rice, canned goods, drinking water, hygiene essentials, and other crucial supplies. WinZir representatives, together with community partners, went house to house to reach families who had been stranded or unable to leave their neighborhoods due to scattered debris and power outages.

According to WinZir, the initiative is part of the company’s commitment to supporting communities, especially those that have long been part of its growing user base. As a company built on empowering Filipinos through responsible gaming and entertainment, they believe it is their responsibility to give back, especially during moments of hardship.

WinZir emphasized that its relief efforts in Liloan are only the beginning. The company is assessing additional support measures, including replenishing food supplies for severely affected areas and exploring ways to contribute to long-term recovery programs. The brand says its approach goes beyond charity, aiming to create a meaningful impact on communities that have supported its growth over the years.

In a landscape where corporate social responsibility is often judged by consistency rather than scale, WinZir’s rapid mobilization offers a notable example of how private industry can play a crucial role in disaster response. For the families of Liloan recovering from Typhoon Tino’s aftermath, the gesture served not only as material assistance but as a sign that help can come from places many might not expect.