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How You Can Help Hurricane Victims
October 14, 2018
A cross still stands this Sunday at a church in Lynn Haven, on the outskirts of Panama City, after Hurricane Michael heavily damaged the building and destroyed much around the church.
Here are several ways you can help Hurricane Michael victims:
Florida Disaster Fund
Florida Disaster Fund has been activated to help. Administered by the Volunteer Florida Foundation, the fund receives donations that go to disaster-relief efforts. To make a contribution, visit www.FloridaDisasterFund.org or text DISASTER to 20222 to make a one-time donation of $10 or DISASTER25 to 20222 to make a $25 donation. It is the state’s official fund for disaster response and recovery.
Volunteer To Help
To volunteer in the recovery efforts for Hurricane Michael visit VolunteerFlorida.org.
American Red Cross
The Red Cross has set up a fund specifically for Hurricane Michael victims. Click here to donate online and find information on how to donate by phone or mail.
The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army has a web page dedicated to collecting donations for victims of Hurricane Michael. Donations can also be made my phone or through mail, click here for more information.
Donate Blood
OneBlood is urging anyone who is eligible to donate blood. Find a list of OneBlood locations and blood drives here. In Pensacola, visit the Pensacola Donor Center at 1999 East Nine Mile Road 8 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Comments
3 Responses to “How You Can Help Hurricane Victims”
I’ve seen many storms with towns in shambles and two things are always outstanding, Crosses and Bibles! The Lord watches over the people, who will rebuild and rejoice/
Amen, Master Mechanic!!! And He will ALWAYS be in charge!
Before ya-all PAID PROTESTERS Demand Crosses be torn down perhaps you need to Kneel before a cross & say a few words,,,,,,This Picture says it all………He’s still in Charge.