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As Hurricane Helene barrels toward the Florida Panhandle, the American Red Cross is working closely with partners and officials across Florida and Georgia to finalize response plans and urges everyone to make their storm preparations now. ??The Red Cross is rapidly mobilizing some 360 trained disaster workers - including several from #WNY, truckloads of supplies and dozens of shelters to help people in Florida and Georgia in the face of Helene. ?? Red Crossers are preparing dozens of evacuation shelters along the Florida Panhandle. More shelter teams are on stand-by in case they are needed. In addition to trailers of disaster supplies pre-positioned earlier this year, the Red Cross is preparing some 30,000 snacks and 15,000 ready-to-eat meals, as well as emergency response vehicles. ??Find evacuation shelters at RedCross.org, download the free Red Cross Emergency app or call 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767). ??You can also help support communities facing potentially life-threatening impacts by making a financial donation, or an appointment to donate blood or platelets by visiting RedCross.org or calling 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767). #HurricaneHelene #RedCross #DisasterRelief #BloodDonation #Volunteer

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In light of the increasing frequency of natural disasters, Walmart's recent initiative to deploy disaster response mobile units is commendable. These units, operated by skilled nonprofit professionals, have already significantly impacted Northwest Arkansas, offering essential services like hot meals, clean laundry, hot showers, and charging stations with Wi-Fi. ? Walmart's proactive approach, driven by a strong sense of corporate responsibility, provides immediate relief and strengthens community resilience, demonstrating the power of businesses in action. ? This is a prime example of how companies can make a meaningful difference and build stronger connections with the communities they serve.? ? As businesses, if we promote initiatives that help communities thrive, we contribute to those communities' social and economic well-being, build a more substantial, loyal base, and create a positive impact that enhances our corporate reputation. #business #community #companies #RSE #social #responsibility

Emergency preparedness and disaster recovery are vital and need to include everyone, including those with disabilities!

With the start of hurricane season, being less than a week away now is the perfect time to check on what supplies you currently have so that you have time to restock. Here are 3 things you can check for: ?? Check to see if any of the emergency supplies have expired. Some medications may be less potent after the expiration date. ?? Check to make sure all supplies are age appropriate. If your family has grown, you may need additional supplies. ?? Make sure nothing is damaged or leaking in your supply container. For example, batteries can corrode over time, and packaged goods can open by accident. If you need assistance with organization, unpacking, or preparing for a move, book your FREE consultation today.? #hurricane #storm #season #getorganized #declutter #purge #donate #organizingpro #homeorganizer #houstonhomeorganizer #professionalorganizerhouston #hireaprofessionalorganizer #blackprofessionalorganizers #womenowned #NABPO #NAPO #Texas #harriscounty #montgomerycounty #galvestoncounty #iOrganize #YouMatter2Us #fyp #foryou https://lnkd.in/gNMhHxTC

Supporting customers for their industrial needs might be what we do, but supporting the PEOPLE in need in our local communities is who we are! Countless families have been impacted by Hurricane Beryl in the Houston area, including some of our own team who sustained damage to their homes. With our headquarters on the Gulf Coast, we know all-too-well the devastation that comes with a direct hit from a Hurricane, and the messy aftermath it leaves in its wake for years to come. But even in tragedies there are always those who rise up to the challenge. Often, the worst times can bring out the best in people. ?? As Mr. Rogers would say: "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping." Which brings us to the point of this post... ?Houston, we're asking you to help us help the helpers! If you know of a local organization or non-profit that's doing great things to help in the aftermath of Beryl, please drop their names or tag them in the comments below. In addition to providing them with some well-deserved recognition, we'd like to reach out to some of them and see how EcoTech can help them! (Particularly those smaller organizations that don't come with bottomless budgets.) If you just want to give a shout-out to an individual you know who has been helping, please do that as well! #hurricaneberyl #beryl #houstonstrong #houston #houstontx #texas #prayforhouston #houstonhelp #nonprofits

We have been closely monitoring the effects of Hurricane Helene across the Southeast and in particular western North Carolina. Many of us at the Foundation have deeply personal connections with this part of our state, and the devastation has been hard to process. We have been able to contact some community partners in the region, and they are in the process of performing a needs assessment for how best to provide support at this time. What we know: there are services on the ground that are tending to the immediate relief needs of those impacted. What we also know: recovery is going to be a months-long effort, at least. People and organizations are going to need our support in the coming weeks to ensure that residents of these areas are taken care of. As with any crisis or disaster that affects a part of our state or country outside our region, we rely on and refer to our community foundation partners that are best-equipped to know the nonprofits on the ground providing important relief and recovery efforts. As soon as supports are in place we will share them.

#helene Pendragon Security @all If anyone here is in a bad spot because of the hurricane or flooding and needs donations for you, specifically family or friends, please DM me. I have been in that spot more times than I care to remember. Rita, Ike, Laura. Some expert advice. When you ask, ask for specific things. Please don't be too ego-filled to do that. If you are part of a mutual aid group or disaster recovery team openly asking for assistance, do not feel bad to turn away things. Americans will give, but if you are not selective in your asks, you will have a semi-load of clothes that will still sit on the ground in your aid center six months later. Contact your local electrical providers, plant facilities, or whatever primary industry you have. Ask for food service tents and food; ask for ICE, water, showering facilities, and washer/dryer facilities. Ask for generators, fuel, ext cords, light plants, commercial refrigeration, and AC units. Establish a fallback location well enough away so that those affected and in the fight can get some rest from the problem. DO NOT put your recovery location inside the wire of the problem. People will work themselves to death if they can see, smell, or hear others working. This is the time to get into local industry and politicians' faces and let them listen to you. Do not get sucked into FEMA is coming or RED CROSS tents. If they do show up, your local progress will fall apart because of red tape. It's a shit show. Reach out to local church groups, volunteer groups local to you, and, if anyone, the Salvation Army. I can't do much more than put you in contact with the right folks and run background interference for your efforts, but I will try.

With the heart of Hurricane Season upon us, we have to be ready to respond at a moment's notice. But what can you do to help when a disaster strikes? What’s the best thing to donate after an international disaster? It’s time for a pop quiz! Watch our video to learn the answer:

?? ADRN is Responding to Hurricane Helene ?? Hurricane Helene has caused widespread devastation, leaving millions without power and entire communities needing urgent help. ADRN partners are on the ground, assessing damage, performing wellness checks, and deploying trained disaster response teams to assist families affected by the storm. ?? How You Can Help: Your support is critical as we bring hope and relief to those in crisis. Please consider donating to help families rebuild. ??Give Online adrn.org/hurricanehelene (Link in bio) ?? Amazon Wish List https://a.co/aifgxdq (Link in bio) ?? Please pray for the physical healing and safety of the over 250,000 people affected by the storm and for those grieving the loss of loved ones. Together, we can make a difference. #HopeInCrisis #ADRN #HurricaneHelene #DisasterResponse #Weloveourcity #Prayforflorida