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Gulf Coast Hurricanes
How You Can Help the Survivors
 |  | Give to World Vision's American Families Assistance Fund
Donate to provide supplies and support to children and families left homeless by the Hurricanes in the Gulf.
Donate a one-time gift | Make a monthly pledge |
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 | | School Supplies for Hurricane-Affected Kids
The children need basic school supplies so they can return to class. You can bring them hope by creating SchoolTools Kits to ship or drop off at a World Vision location near you.
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 | | Individuals May Donate New Products at Storehouses
To help evacuees, you may donate new clothing (especially children’s clothing), new school supplies and new toys at the Storehouse of World Vision at 10 locations across the country. Sorry, we are unable to accept used goods. See a list of Storehouse locations and contact information. The most effective and direct way to help those in need is through cash donations. |
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 | | Keep Your Congregation Informed About the Need
Help keep your congregation informed by distributing World Vision's handy church bulletin insert on Gulf Coast Hurricane disaster relief. Click here to download the insert and print it on your own color or black and white printer. |
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 | | Matching Gifts and Workplace Giving
Thousands of companies match employee contributions to World Vision. Learn more ...
You can also turn your vacation pay into Hurricane help. Did you know that, with the cooperation of your employer,
you can turn a vacation day into a cash contribution for Hurricane Katrina survivors? Ask your employer to participate
in a leave-donation program that provides cash for World Vision's relief efforts. Click here for IRS' explanation ... |
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 | | Pray for the Survivors of Katrina and Rita
World Vision is committed to helping the survivors of hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Part of this commitment is praying for them. We are praying, along with people of faith all across America, and we urge you to join us. Friday, Sept. 16, 2005 was proclaimed the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance for the Victims of Hurricane Katrina. See the President's Proclamation ... |
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 | | Raise Funds Through Your Own Web Page
Build your own page to send to your family, friends and co-workers. Invite them to help hurricane survivors. You can add a personal message. Those who donate will receive a receipt by e-mail. It's easy. Learn more ... |
|  | 1-888-511-6548 : P.O. Box 9716
Federal Way, WA 98063-9716 Who Is World Vision?
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice.
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