Hurricane Harvey: How You Can Help
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Anne Colby added this to Hurricane Harvey: How You Can Help
Texas National Guard soldiers help people in a flooded area of Houston during Tropical Storm Harvey. Photo by Lt. Zachary West, 100th MPAD, Texas Military DepartmentNational VOAD. National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster is an association of faith-based, community-based and other national and state disaster relief organizations. Its website offers links to groups assisting storm victims and information on how to donate or volunteer. Info American Red Cross. The Red Cross is operating shelters in the Gulf Coast region. It has 3,500 disaster workers in Texas and Louisiana and more are en route. The group is providing supplies, cots, blankets, meals, snacks, diapers and comfort kits. It is operating 16 mobile kitchens. It seeks volunteers and donations of blood. Text HARVEY to 90999 to give $10. Info South Texas Blood and Tissue Center. The center is supplying blood units to local hospitals and trauma centers. Blood donation hours have been extended at some locations in Texas. Check the website for blood-collection sites and donation details. Info
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Photo by Lt. Zachary West, 100th MPAD, Texas Military Department6. Help with hurricane relief (and assess your own evacuation plan). With Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma, hurricane relief — and evacuation plans — seem to be on everyone’s mind. Take action this weekend by doing what you can to help Harvey and Irma hurricane relief and recovery efforts, and by creating a storm evacuation plan for your own family.Tell us: What are you looking forward to this weekend? Share in the Comments.MoreTo-Dos: Your September Home ChecklistRefresh your home decor
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