Guide β Advanced Tools β Interactive Map
Discover campaigns and increase visibility through the disaster relief map
The Dasig disaster relief map at dasig.org/map shows all active campaigns across the Philippines. Donors use it to find relief operations near them or in areas affected by disasters. Your campaigns appear automatically when you add a location.
Donors browsing the map can discover your campaign without searching for it
Shows exactly where help is needed and being provided
People can find campaigns near them or in specific regions
See the scale of relief efforts across the country at a glance
Your campaign automatically appears on the map when:
β Campaign is published
Status must be "active" (not draft or completed)
β Location is set
You've added city/province in campaign details
β Location has coordinates
System geocodes your location automatically
Edit your campaign
Go to Campaign Management and click "Edit"
Find the Location field
Usually in the "Campaign Details" section
Enter specific location
Format: "City, Province" (e.g., "Cebu City, Cebu" or "Tacloban, Leyte")
Save changes
Your campaign will now appear on the map
Verify on map
Visit /map to confirm your campaign marker appears
Each campaign appears as a pin on the map. Color may indicate urgency or campaign type.
When multiple campaigns are close together, they cluster into a single marker showing the count.
Search by location, filter by event type, or find campaigns needing specific items.
Drag to move around, scroll or pinch to zoom. Works on mobile and desktop.
Understanding how donors interact with the map helps you optimize your campaign's visibility:
People search for campaigns near their hometown or areas they have connections to. Being specific about location helps them find you.
After a disaster (typhoon, earthquake, flood), donors zoom to affected areas to find campaigns needing immediate help.
Clicking your campaign marker takes them straight to your campaign page where they can donate or volunteer.
Make your campaign easier to find on the map:
π£ Share the map link
Tell supporters: "Find us on the Dasig map: dasig.org/map"
π·οΈ Use location hashtags
When posting on social media: #CebuRelief #TaclobanAid #ManilaHelp
πΈ Screenshot your map marker
Take a screenshot showing your campaign on the map - builds credibility
π― Be precise with location
The more accurate your location, the easier you are to find in searches
If your campaign serves multiple areas:
Future updates may support multiple location pins per campaign. For now, choose your main operating location.
Check these things:
Still not showing? Edit your campaign, remove the location, save, then add it again.
This usually happens when the location is ambiguous or misspelled. Fix it by:
Not directly, but you can remove the location field from your campaign. Without a location, it won't appear on the map (but will still be visible in campaign listings). Alternatively, set your campaign status to "Completed" to remove it from the map.
Try these solutions:
The map loads many campaigns at once, so it may take a few seconds on slower connections.