Saturday, September 24, 2005
YOU CAN HELP - PART TWO
Galveston residents wait in a broken down bus to be evacuated from Galveston, Texas, as Hurricane Rita heads for the Texas Gulf Coast on Thursday. AP Photo/David J. Phillip.
Just a few weeks after Hurricane Katrina devasted the Gulf coast, Hurricane Rita has hit land. Fortunately, Hurricane Rita has not been nearly as costly in terms of lives lost, but there has been a lot of property damage and a lot of people have been displaced. Help is needed for the victims of both hurricanes.
Give to the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, or the charity of your choice that is doing relief work in the aftermath of both hurricanes.
One of my favorite charities is "Oblation" via the Community of Christ. Oblation contributions in the month of September have gone go to relief efforts for the victims of Katrina and contributions are already going to help the victims of Hurricane Rita. You can donate online here and read more here and here .
A fire burns in downtown Galveston, Texas as Hurricane Rita approaches the coast Friday, Sept. 23, 2005. AP Photo/David J. Phillip.
Galveston residents wait in a broken down bus to be evacuated from Galveston, Texas, as Hurricane Rita heads for the Texas Gulf Coast on Thursday. AP Photo/David J. Phillip.
Just a few weeks after Hurricane Katrina devasted the Gulf coast, Hurricane Rita has hit land. Fortunately, Hurricane Rita has not been nearly as costly in terms of lives lost, but there has been a lot of property damage and a lot of people have been displaced. Help is needed for the victims of both hurricanes.
Give to the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, or the charity of your choice that is doing relief work in the aftermath of both hurricanes.
One of my favorite charities is "Oblation" via the Community of Christ. Oblation contributions in the month of September have gone go to relief efforts for the victims of Katrina and contributions are already going to help the victims of Hurricane Rita. You can donate online here and read more here and here .
A fire burns in downtown Galveston, Texas as Hurricane Rita approaches the coast Friday, Sept. 23, 2005. AP Photo/David J. Phillip.
Friday, September 02, 2005
YOU CAN HELP!
A rescued baby cries in the arms of a policewoman after being brought to land on a boat from floodwaters in New Orleans September 1, 2005. (Jason Reed/Reuters)
You can help.
Give to the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, or the charity of your choice that is doing relief work in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Bay St. Louis Emergency Management Agency volunteer crews rescue the Taylor family from the roof of their suburban, which became trapped on US 90 due to flooding during Hurricane Katrina on Monday, Aug. 29, 2005, in Bay St. Louis, Miss. (AP Photo/Ben Sklar)
A rescued baby cries in the arms of a policewoman after being brought to land on a boat from floodwaters in New Orleans September 1, 2005. (Jason Reed/Reuters)
You can help.
Give to the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, or the charity of your choice that is doing relief work in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Bay St. Louis Emergency Management Agency volunteer crews rescue the Taylor family from the roof of their suburban, which became trapped on US 90 due to flooding during Hurricane Katrina on Monday, Aug. 29, 2005, in Bay St. Louis, Miss. (AP Photo/Ben Sklar)
