INFORMATION: LIBERTYUNITES.ORG -- The site the President referred to in his 9/20 address to the nation FEMA Disaster News -- http://www.fema.gov/ What religious leaders are saying about the disaster Online news sources we recommend: http://www.CrossWalk.com (links to current news articles) http://www.CNN.com http://www.MSNBC.com http://news.yahoo.com/ http://www.nytimes.com/ http://www.washingtonpost.com/ http://www.usatoday.com World Vision A World Vision security expert discusses heightened security A World Vision trauma expert discusses ways of coping with this tragedy Coping with tragedy, one week later Coping with tragedy, two weeks later Response to terrorism requires justice and mercy PRAYER: We are also in partnership with CrossWalk.com to take prayer requests at this site. Concerts of Prayer of Greater New York City AmericaPrays HELPING: American Families Assistance Fund FEMA Information on How to Help Victims of the Terrorist Attacks New York Area Hospitals: St. Vincent’s Hospital has reported receiving more than 112 injured patients. More than 200 doctors are working to save patients suffering from burns, broken bones and smoke inhalation. Two people have been sent to the operation room, and three confirmed dead. The number of casualties is expected to be in the thousands. (Mayor Giuliani has ordered 6,000 body bags from the federal government.) Bellvue Medical Center -- http://www.nyc.gov/bellevue General Information # 212-562-4141 Beth Israel Medical Center -- http://wehealny.org/patients/bimc_description.html St. Vincent’s Medical Center -- http://www.svcmc.org/portal/default.asp General Information # 212-604-7285 Cabrini Medical Center -- http://www.cabrininy.org/ Lenox Hill Hospital -- http://www.lenoxhillhospital.org/ Mt. Sinai -- http://www.mountsinai.org/hso/hosp_index.jsp?hosp=msh St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Medical Center -- http://www.wehealnewyork.org/index1.shtml American Red Cross online donations: http://www.redcross.org/donate/donate.html Greater New York Red Cross: http://www.arc-gny.org/donate/donate_legacy.htm The Red Cross says its most pressing local need will be creating shelters for thousands of stranded travelers in major cities. The best way to help the Red Cross is to donate money by calling 1-800-help-now or clicking one of the above links. Red Cross Blood Donation Center - 800-GIVE-LIFE The blood bank asks people to call 1-800-398-7888 to schedule a donation time, since offices were quickly getting swamped. Medical professionals wishing to support the efforts in New York may contact: Physicians may call (212) 604-3850 Nurses may call (212) 604-8474 EMT and nurses aides may call 800-628-0193 Search and Rescue Professionals may call (703) 222-6277 All Medical Professionals may call (800) 801-8092 VICTIMS' RESOURCE LINES: American Airlines 1-800-245-0999 United Airlines 1-800-932-8555 Navy/Marines 1-877-663-6772 US Air Force 1-800-253-9276 US Army (Military District of Washington) 1-800-477-9571 DoD Compassion Center for non-uniformed DoD employees at the Pentagon: 1-800-833-6622

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