Help the Children and the Disaster Relief committee for Rotary District 5280 are partnering to send much needed supplies to the flood victims in Louisiana who are still in desperate need of support.
Friend Ships Unlimited is assisting with recieving the much needed supplies and distributing the items in Louisiana.
Currently, there are several thousand people who are living in shelters as their homes were destroyed, or are not livable due to the extreme devastation endured by the floods.
Your support will go towards helping thousands of people who are displaced. The disaster relief supplies we are sending to people who are in desperate need will include canned and dried food, new clothing for infants, youth, and adults; diapers, baby supplies including formula, cleaning supplies, and more.
Your support will go towards helping thousands of people who are displaced. The disaster relief supplies we are sending to people who are in desperate need will include canned and dried food, new clothing for infants, youth, and adults; diapers, baby supplies including formula, cleaning supplies, and more.
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It’s time for Rotary to provide disaster relief as its continuing goal to provide service above self. What a great organization we belong to, Matt Denny, and help support here in the SCV.
I am working in Amite, LA helping with this disaster. The volunteer agencies like Red Cross, private businesses and church organizations need support to continue to meet the many needs here. There are over 20 Parishes that were impacted. Any support would be helpful.
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Help the Children and the Disaster Relief committee for Rotary District 5280 are partnering to send much needed supplies to the flood victims in Louisiana who are still in desperate need of support.
REAL NAMES ONLY: All posters must use their real individual or business name. This applies equally to Twitter account holders who use a nickname.
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It’s time for Rotary to provide disaster relief as its continuing goal to provide service above self. What a great organization we belong to, Matt Denny, and help support here in the SCV.
I am working in Amite, LA helping with this disaster. The volunteer agencies like Red Cross, private businesses and church organizations need support to continue to meet the many needs here. There are over 20 Parishes that were impacted. Any support would be helpful.