Hurricane Relief: How To Help
  Joe Raedle/Getty Images Federal health officials are urging that hurricane victims be moved out of FEMA-supplied trailers as quickly as possible because of a health threat. |
If you're looking to help with hurricane relief, you have many options.TO DONATE CASH:
- American Red Cross
(800) HELP NOW (435-7669) English
(800) 257-7575 Spanish
Donate Online
Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund
Operation Blessing
(800) 436-6348
America's Second Harvest
(800) 344-8070
World Vision
(888) 511-6593
- Kids In Distressed Situations
Adventist Community Services
(800) 381-7171Catholic Charities, USA
(703) 549-1390Christian Disaster Response
(941) 956-5183 or (941) 551-9554Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
(800) 848-5818Church World Service
(800) 297-1516Convoy of Hope
(417) 823-8998Episcopal Relief & Development
(800) 334-7626 Ext. 5129Federal Emergency Management Agency
(888) 312-4567Habitat For Humanity
(800) HABITAT Ext. 2979The Humane Society
(888) 259-5431Islamic Relief USA
(888) 479-4968Lutheran Disaster Response
(800) 638-3522Mennonite Disaster Service
(717) 859-2210Nazarene Disaster Response
(888) 256-5886Pasado's Safe HavenPresbyterian Disaster Assistance
(800) 872-3283Salvation Army
(800) SAL-ARMY (725-2769)Southern Baptist Convention -- Disaster Relief
(800) 462-8657, ext. 6440United Methodist Committee on Relief
(800) 554-8583
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