guymenton
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I'm just helping to get the word out. Although they have gotten most evacuees out of New Orleans and are in a recovery mode in New Orleans, the Red Cross will need all the help it can get to run the hundreds of shelters it is setting up around the neighboring states, for many months to come. I was a refugee from VietNam, coming here with nothing, and I owe a great debt to this country, and seeing the horrible images both saddens me and moves me to take some kind of action. If it was a disaster in California, I'd want my fellow Americans to help too. Please help me spread the word!
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With the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, many Orange Country residents want to help.
Heres what you can do:
ORANGE COUNTY RED CROSS
The Red Cross has initiated a special hotline for inquiries about Hurricane Katrina. Call (714) 384-0754 for information on donations and volunteer opportunities. The Red Cross is specifically looking for individuals who have already received the following training:
CERT
Citizen Corp
Sheltering training
Other specialized disaster/first aid training
Disaster Workers Critically Needed!
The Red Cross is also offering a free introduction to disaster service for volunteers who are willing to travel and volunteer at the disaster site for one to three weeks as part of the national Disaster Services Human Resources (DSHR)system. Classes are currently being set up and participants must pre-register. Call (714) 481-5300 Ext. 5337 for specific times and dates
Financial donations are critically needed.
Go online to www.oc-redcross.org or send check to:
American Red Cross of Orange County
% Hurricane Katrina
P.O. Box 894324
Los Angeles 90189
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With the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, many Orange Country residents want to help.
Heres what you can do:
ORANGE COUNTY RED CROSS
The Red Cross has initiated a special hotline for inquiries about Hurricane Katrina. Call (714) 384-0754 for information on donations and volunteer opportunities. The Red Cross is specifically looking for individuals who have already received the following training:
CERT
Citizen Corp
Sheltering training
Other specialized disaster/first aid training
Disaster Workers Critically Needed!
The Red Cross is also offering a free introduction to disaster service for volunteers who are willing to travel and volunteer at the disaster site for one to three weeks as part of the national Disaster Services Human Resources (DSHR)system. Classes are currently being set up and participants must pre-register. Call (714) 481-5300 Ext. 5337 for specific times and dates
Financial donations are critically needed.
Go online to www.oc-redcross.org or send check to:
American Red Cross of Orange County
% Hurricane Katrina
P.O. Box 894324
Los Angeles 90189
