Hurricane Sandy is officially no
longer labeled a hurricane, but a “post-tropical” superstorm. But no matter the name, the U.S.
Death toll is high and continues to climb. At least 94 deaths have been reported so far (Associated Press) and 3.6
million homes and businesses without power (down from a peak of 8.5 million). View this PDF for more current statistics.
»Hurricane Sandy
Volunteer Efforts
- Over 877 National Service members have been deployed and are serving in disaster-affected communities
- More than 855 National Service members are on standby
- 320 AmeriCorps and Senior Corps members are helping with shelter operations and other response activities
- 445 FEMA Corps have been deployed to NY and NJ to support FEMA Emergency Response operations in affected communities
How to Donate
Donate Money
For a list of organizations who are active in nonprofit work please visit: http://nvoad.org/members
Donate Blood
For more information on how and where to donate, please visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-REDCROSS
Note: There will be a blood drive on-campus on November 15th in AF 119 A and B, check back for more details, or visit the SCL Facebook page
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