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roselee z8b S.W. Texas

10 years ago

Sweet Annie from the Cottage Garden Forum posted these two websites making it easy for us to make donations

Here is a link that might be useful: Salvation Army and Red Cross donation sites

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denisew
10 years ago
Those are definitely reputable sites for those who want to help. Thanks for posting, Roselee.
eahamel
10 years ago
You can Text to STORM, 80888 for Salvation Army, and REDCROSS, 90999, for Red Cross. I've already done both today.
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linda_tx8
10 years ago
It's already on my list, along with the 2 disaster areas in Texas.
PKponder TX Z7B
10 years ago
For those in the DFW area, there is a cleanup effort today and tomorrow in Granbury for the Habitat for Humanity neighborhood that was hit last Wednesday. They are in need of volunteers to assist with clearing debris from 8:30 am until 2 pm. Cold drinks and lunch are provided by American Red Cross. If you are interested please email me and I will forward the PDF to you.

keenepam at hotmail.com ... written that way to avoid the bots.

Sorry to hijack the thread Roselee.

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