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Video: Ways To Help Storm Victims
POSTED: 2:41 pm PDT August 31,
2008
UPDATED: 5:47 pm PDT September 13,
2008
As the devastation from Hurricane Ike becomes more clear, here is a list of agencies that most often help people affected by disasters.American Red Cross American Refugee Committee AmeriCares ASPCA Baptist World Aid Catholic Relief Services Christian Children's Fund Christian Reformed World Relief Committee Church of God Church World Service Direct Relief International Episcopal Relief and Development Farm Share Feed the Children Food for the Hungry Habitat for Humanity Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless Interchurch Medical Assistance International Aid International Medical Corps International Mission Board International Relief and Development, Inc. International Relief Teams International Rescue Committee Life for Relief and Development Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation Lutheran Disaster Response MAP International Mercy (M-USA) MercyCorps Moveon.org: Hurricane housing NAACP National Organization for Victims Assistance Operation Blessing Operation USA Oxfam America Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Project HOPE Quarters From Kids Relief International Salvation Army Samaritan’s Purse Save the Children Society of St. Vincent de Paul Southern Baptist Convention SPCA The Children's Health Fund The Baton Rouge Area Foundation The US Coast Guard Foundation The Humane Society of the United States The United Way UNICEF USA United Methodist Committee on Relief World Concern World Emergency Relief World Health Organization World Hope International World Relief
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