Hurricane Beryl caused extensive damage in Jamaica and many vulnerable families are at risk because they lack access to food and clean drinking water. Our Emergency Food Kits and Family Emergency Kits have arrived in Jamaica this weekend and will support affected families. Each Family Emergency Kit contains a point-of-use water purification unit, a solar light, and essential hygiene items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and soap. Our point-of-use water purification units use gravity to filter out over 99.9999 percent of bacteria, parasites and other microorganisms found in dirty or contaminated water. These units can provide an entire family with clean drinking water for up to one year. Please help us continue supporting more families with urgently needed aid by donating to our Hurricane Beryl Response fund at https://lnkd.in/evB6Zrck IDRF (International Development and Relief Foundation) Air Canada Food For The Poor
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There’s a major storm heading towards Baja California Sur. In 2014 Hurricane Odile almost completely destroyed certain areas on the Baja Calfornia Sur Peninsula The New Creation Kids Children’s Home in La Paz for example suffered extensive damage. Some buildings were completely destroyed. The airport in SJD was closed for weeks. Overall, more than 11,000 people were evacuated from their homes due to flooding. At least 135 people were injured and miraculously only a dozen were killed (as reported). Total damage from Odile amounted to MXN$16.6 billion (US$1.25 billion). Leaders2Give are now making preparations to protect the work that’s already been completed on the John Gullo Home for Children and the crew working there. Meanwhile, the most vulnerable populations are facing extreme risk and hardship. Let’s all hope, plan, and pray for the best, and prepare for the worst. Please consider making a proactive donation to any organization that can help Baja California Sur’s most vulnerable. #weareallinthistogether
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UPDATED – Information on how to support our Caribbean Community – Hurricane Beryl Aid Relief. ⬇️ Please share. Hurricane Beryl has caused widespread damage, destruction, power outages and disruption to water supplies and telecommunications in the South Eastern Caribbean. After hitting Barbados with high winds and storm surge, the hurricane continued its path, causing further damage in Dominica, Saint Lucia, St Vincent, Jamaica and the Grenadines, and more extensively to Grenada. The most severe devastation has been in Grenada’ sister islands of, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, and the Grenadine islands of Union and Bequia. The impact on Jamaica has been less severe than feared, however some parishes, Manchester and St Elizabeth have suffered serious damage. The scenes of the devastation across the islands are heartbreaking with many people left homeless, many businesses destroyed, and loss of life. Kindly consider supporting the relief effort. HOW TO SUPPORT: We will be making donations to each of the following and we hope you will join us in supporting and disseminating the various initiatives to raise funds and collect resources for those affected by Hurricane Beryl. These communities urgently require tarpaulins, roofing materials, and basic supplies to address immediate needs and ensure safety. Water supplies are also required. Please do consider the following: GRENADA: Fund being managed via the High Commissioner of Grenada in the UK: https://lnkd.in/ePRX3D8S Grenada Red Cross: https://lnkd.in/eMTQVa_F ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES: Fund being set up by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines: https://lnkd.in/e7_3muP7 (will go live in next 24 hours) SVG Friendship Foundation (UK) (UK registered charity chaired by High Commissioner Cenio Lewis). Bank- Lloyds Bank Sort code – 30-98-97 Account – 61803263 Swift – LOYD GB 21031 JAMAICA Information and emergency aid list from the Jamaican High Commission. Donations can be made at Disaster Fund Jamaica. https://lnkd.in/g4Zm2Xzd Photo Credit: https://lnkd.in/g4Zm2Xzd #hurricane #donations #reliefefforts #hurricaneberyl #caribbean
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🔴 When disaster strikes, we aim to be the first on the ground. When floods, droughts or earthquakes happen, we are there — providing life-saving aid such as food, water, shelter, medicine and other essential items. By supporting our Crisis Watch fund, you can help us rapidly provide emergency relief to families who have lost everything. 🤲🏼 Help save lives now: iruk.co/crisis-watch
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🔴 When disaster strikes, we aim to be the first on the ground. When floods, droughts or earthquakes happen, we are there — providing life-saving aid such as food, water, shelter, medicine and other essential items. By supporting our Crisis Watch fund, you can help us rapidly provide emergency relief to families who have lost everything. 🤲🏼 Help save lives now: iruk.co/crisis-watch
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📌 UPDATE 8/29/23: #Idalia is forecast to be a dangerous major hurricane when the storm hits our Gulf Coast. It’s critical to remain vigilant and listen to the advice of local authorities. We encourage safety and being out of harm’s way above all. In addition to monitoring local news for important information, here are some resources. ➡️ Evacuation Orders and Zones Visit https://lnkd.in/eawePcvR to see current evacuation orders and to determine your zone. ➡️ Shelter Openings Open shelters are listed on floridadisaster.org and redcross.org/shelter. You can also download the free Red Cross Emergency App to search open shelter locations. ➡️ Items to Bring to an Evacuation Shelter Consider packing items like bedding, extra clothing, medications, hygiene supplies, water, snacks and items needed for children or family members with unique needs. Find a suggested list at redcross.org/shelter. ➡️ How to Help Here are two ways you can help people affected by storms, wildfires and countless other crises: 1️⃣ Sign up to volunteer at https://lnkd.in/e7WnjGw. 2️⃣ Donate to our Disaster Relief Fund at redcross.org or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation. Your donation enables us to prepare for, respond to, and help people recover from these disasters.
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🌀 In the Wake of Hurricane Idalia: Compassion & Recovery with Off-Road Scout 🌀 The aftermath of Hurricane Idalia has left many in need. As we rally together to rebuild and recover, being equipped and prepared remains paramount. Recovery Essentials: In these challenging times, tools like our MyMedic First Aid kits, Survival Rescue Blankets, and the essential Super Bivvy can make a significant difference in relief efforts. Stay Updated: Continue monitoring local alerts for recovery resources and safety updates. Community First: As we rebuild, let's ensure our neighbors have what they need. Consider donating or sending recovery essentials to those affected. Unified in Recovery: A gesture, whether it's a First Aid kit, a Survival Rescue Blanket, or a Super Bivvy, can be a symbol of hope and solidarity. In the face of adversity, our collective strength and compassion shine brightest. Explore and share our range of recovery essentials from MyMedic. Together, we rebuild, recover, and rise. 💙 #PostIdaliaRecovery #CommunityUnity #OffroadScout #MyMedicFirstAid #SpaceBlankets #SuperBivvy #StrongerTogether
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🔴 When disaster strikes, we aim to be the first on the ground. When floods, droughts or earthquakes happen, we are there — providing life-saving aid such as food, water, shelter, medicine and other essential items. By supporting our Crisis Watch fund, you can help us rapidly provide emergency relief to families who have lost everything. 🤲🏼 Help save lives now: iruk.co/crisis-watch
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#HurricaneBeryl made landfall in Matagorda, Texas, early this morning as a Category 1 storm, bringing torrential rain and strong winds to East Texas. Our second #SitRep is now available, providing updates on customs clearance for impacted Caribbean islands, logistical information from our partners, guidance for in-kind donations, and more. As Airlink responds to this ongoing storm, we acknowledge the increased vulnerability of Caribbean communities to future severe weather events due to Beryl's lasting impacts: https://lnkd.in/eY-nqbs2
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