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LINKS TO GIVE OR GET HELP The current recommendation from New York City and National sources is that you give money to relief organizations instead of goods (water, socks, flashlights, etc.). Supplies, blood donations, and volunteer help has exceeded current needs (thank you everyone). Monitary donations can be used to purchase relief supplies when they are needed, or go to the families of the victims. American Red Cross 1-800-HELP-NOW For blood donation, 1-800-GIVE-LIFE The Salvation Army New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund 1.800.801.8092 Firefighters Widows & Children's Fund C/O Uniformed Firefighter's Association 212.683.4832. Aircraft Casualty Emotional Support Services (ACCESS) Windows Of Hope Family Relief Fund Note: as of 2008, the Windows of Hope site is off-line. National Fire Donations Fund Note: as of 2008, the National Fire Donations Fund site is off-line. The United Way of New York's "September 11th Fund". Note: as of 2008, the September 11th Fund site is off-line. OTHER RELIEF AGENCIES & ORGANIZATIONS FEMA Rescue New York FDNY FDNY Support Message Board Disaster Relief Fund for the International Association of Firefighters NYPD NYPD Support Message Boards National Disaster Search Dog Foundation Displaced Offices: Find Leasing Space MTA We will continue to update this list as we receive new information. If you know of other organizations or agencies that should be included here please e-mail us at info@wtc091101.net. We have made every attempt to verify that all of the links provided here are to legitimate, recognized charity or relief organizations. If you have any information that indicates otherwise, please e-mail us immediately so that we can investigate further and remove links to any groups or individuals who would attempt to try and take advantage of your generous spirit. |
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