Carolina Cat’s Post

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of devastation across the Southeast, and many are wondering how they can help. Here are some ways you can make a difference: Donate: Several organizations are accepting financial donations to provide essential resources to those affected by the storm. Consider donating to the Florida Disaster Fund, the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund, or the One SC Fund. Volunteer: If you're in the affected area, consider volunteering your time to help with cleanup and recovery efforts. Check with your state's Emergency Management Division for information on how to get involved. Spread the word: Share information about how others can help on social media and with your networks. Even small actions can make a big difference in the lives of those who have lost so much. Let's come together to support the communities impacted by Hurricane Helene. #HurricaneHelene #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport

Only 2% of the homes hit by Hurricane Helene in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina had a policy protecting them against catastrophic flooding, according to an analysis by Politico and E&E News. If you’re in a position to help, personally or professionally, please do. The rebuilding efforts will take years for so many impacted. Avoid donating money to non-profits with large overhead. Research local organizations that are in a position to get support to those in need quickly and efficiently. #nonprofit #community #america #insurance #financialservices #communitybanking

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of devastation across the Southeast, and many are wondering how they can help. Here are some ways you can make a difference: Donate: Several organizations are accepting financial donations to provide essential resources to those affected by the storm. Consider donating to the Florida Disaster Fund, the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund, or the One SC Fund. Volunteer: If you're in the affected area, consider volunteering your time to help with cleanup and recovery efforts. Check with your state's Emergency Management Division for information on how to get involved. Spread the word: Share information about how others can help on social media and with your networks. Even small actions can make a big difference in the lives of those who have lost so much. Let's come together to support the communities impacted by Hurricane Helene. #HurricaneHelene #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of devastation across the Southeast, and many are wondering how they can help. Here are some ways you can make a difference: Volunteer: If you're in the affected area, consider volunteering your time to help with cleanup and recovery efforts. Check with your state's Emergency Management Division for information on how to get involved. Check out some photos from GCG's recent trip to Western Carolina where we volunteered with Samaritans Purse! Donate: Several organizations are accepting financial donations to provide essential resources to those affected by the storm. Consider donating to the Florida Disaster Fund, the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund, or the One SC Fund. Spread the word: Share information about how others can help on social media and with your networks.  Even small actions can make a big difference in the lives of those who have lost so much. Let's come together to support the communities impacted by Hurricane Helene. #GCGWealthManagement #Finance #PersonalFinance #FinancialPlanner #FinancialAdvisory #Retirement #Invest #GastoniaNC #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneMilton #DisasterRelief #Volunteer #OperationAirDrop

Skyline Property Restoration Stands with Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts Nearly 40 Illinois Volunteers Head South to Help The devastation caused by Hurricane Helene is heartbreaking. Entire communities are submerged in water, and families have lost everything. In the face of this tragedy, the spirit of volunteerism shines brightly. We at Skyline Property Restoration are proud to support the efforts of the Red Cross of Illinois, who have deployed nearly 40 volunteers from our state to assist in the relief efforts across Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida. These dedicated individuals are working tirelessly in shelters, distributing meals, delivering essential supplies, and offering crucial mental health and spiritual care. How You Can Help While Skyline specializes in rebuilding after disasters, there are many ways everyone can contribute to the relief effort. Here are a few resources: Donate: Consider making a financial contribution to the Red Cross or another reputable organization like Direct Relief or All Hands and Hearts. Volunteer: The Red Cross is always seeking volunteers to help from home with tasks like data entry and communication. Visit redcross.org/foxforward to learn more. Donate Blood: Blood donations are critical in the aftermath of a disaster. Spread Awareness: Share information about relief efforts on your social media platforms to encourage participation from your network. Every little bit counts. Let's stand together and support those impacted by Hurricane Helene. #HurricaneHeleneRelief #RedCross #Volunteer #DisasterRelief #Community www.callskyline.com Source: https://lnkd.in/gzPwVeiK

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of devastation across the Southeast, and many are wondering how they can help. Here are some ways you can make a difference: Donate: Several organizations are accepting financial donations to provide essential resources to those affected by the storm. Consider donating to the Florida Disaster Fund, the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund, or the One SC Fund. Volunteer: If you're in the affected area, consider volunteering your time to help with cleanup and recovery efforts. Check with your state's Emergency Management Division for information on how to get involved. Spread the word: Share information about how others can help on social media and with your networks. Even small actions can make a big difference in the lives of those who have lost so much. Let's come together to support the communities impacted by Hurricane Helene. #HurricaneHelene #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport

As we unite in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, let us duly note that not all were as fortunate following the disaster. An alarming number of our neighbours find themselves displaced or worse. Should you find yourself in a position to offer assistance, kindly consider extending your support. Unable to personally deliver supplies to those in dire need? Fear not! A substantial effect can still be made through the medium of financial aid. We humbly request that you contemplate donating, regardless of the sum, via a swift and secure wire transfer or through the following secure link: https://vist.ly/3chrj These contributions can dramatically alter someone's life, illuminating the dark tunnel of these exceedingly difficult times. Let's consolidate our efforts, stand resolute, and reconstruct with greater strength! Every single donation, no matter how minor, has a substantial impact and is greatly appreciated. #HurricaneBerylRelief #DonateNow #StandTogether

More adverse reports about FEMA's performance, as seen in this video and all the related comments that are attached. Definitely worth reviewing to get a sense as to how the country views this entire situation.

Jeff Bezos’ foundation donated $5 million to the Coalition for Homeless in Florida. The coalition is dedicated to providing living necessities to Florida’s most vulnerable population, specifically shelter and providing programs for unhoused people. Trinette Nation, a member of the coalition, told Wesh 2 News reporter Dave McDaniel, "We are in the middle of an affordable housing crisis," and being able to provide these programs and services is huge for this community." This donation comes after an active hurricane season, which left thousands of unhoused Floridians with little shelter and resources. Read the full story:https://lnkd.in/gnEbsp2a #lowincome #affordablehousing #basicneeds

UPDATE - from a Down Home organizer in Watauga & Ashe counties: "I can’t even explain to you the work that’s happening. This is once in a lifetime stuff. They are reaching people that firefighters, emergency services haven’t been able to reach, finding ways to areas that haven’t been reached by officials, literally mapping out the county and establishing supply distribution lines that no one has been to yet. I don’t know how we'll tell the story of this... Incredible work is happening here." Rural folks know how to take care of each other. We're meeting needs and saving lives. If you aren't there on the ground, one of the best things you can do is make sure they have the resources they need. When you use this link to support Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, funds are distributed to local, community based, grassroots organizations where they are needed most. Donate now at dhnc.info/HurricaneDonate or at the link in the bio.