Red Cross on the Ground as Florence Brings Devastating and Historic Flooding to Entire Communities
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The storm is still bringing extremely dangerous flooding to the affected region and getting help into some areas will be difficult for some time.
"Over the coming days, we're going to see a tremendous need for support. As rivers continue to rise and hundreds of roads remain closed, our biggest challenge will be in getting help to where it's needed most," said
Disasters are upsetting and difficult experiences for everyone involved. For people in the path of this storm who may have been affected by other disasters, this is a particularly stressful time. So many have had to leave their homes and belongings behind and are worried about what their future will bring. The
WHAT THE RED CROSS IS DOING As of midnight, more than 15,000 people sought refuge in more than 150
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PLEASE GIVE BLOOD More than 170 blood drives have been forced to cancel through this week due to Hurricane Florence, resulting in more than 4,600 uncollected blood and platelet donations. The
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CORPORATIONS HELP The generous donations from members of the Red Cross Annual Disaster Giving Program (ADGP) and the Disaster Responder Program enable the
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