Before we were married, Wifey and I took a driving trip to New Orleans. We saw the Bucs play the Saints in the Louisiana Superdome. We stayed at a nice little B&B in the French Quarter. On the way back, we took Hwy. 90, and stopped to play ro ulette at Treasure Bay (pirate ship) in Biloxi. During the journey we also toured the USS ALABAMA, docked in Mobile Bay.
The ALABAMA is listing, and all those other things are gone.
TO DONATE MONEY
Specify donations for victims of Hurricane Katrina.
American Red Cross 1-800-435-7669 www.redcross.org
Catholic Charities USA, 1-800-919-9338 www.catholiccharitiesusa.org
Christian Contractors Association, 1-800-278-7703, www.ccaministry.org
Church World Service, 1-800-297-1516, www.churchworldservice.org
Convoy of Hope, 1-800-988-0664 or 417 823-8998, www.convoyofhope.org
Emergency Animal Rescue Services (916) 429-2457 www.uan.org
Episcopal Relief and Development 1-800-334-7626, ext. 5129, www.er-d.org
Florida Baptist Convention, 1-800-226-8584,
Florida Conference United Church of Christ, (407) 835-7501,
Lutheran Disaster Response, 1-800-638-3522, www.elca.org
Mennonite Disaster Service, 717 859-2210, www.mds.mennonite.net
Presbyterian Church, 1-800-872-3283, www.pcusa.org
Salvation Army, 1-800-725-2769, www.salvationarmyusa.org
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, (770) 410-6133,www.namb.net/dr
United Methodist Committee on Relief, 1-800-554-8583, www.umcor.org
United Way, Tampa Bay 813 274-0900 or (727) 535-3545, www.uwtb.org
Any SunTrust bank branch.
Sullivan has more places at Last Day of my Life
Boltsmag has created an image to put on your website.
And don’t forget, you can drop supplies off at the Forum.
Boltsmag
4 years ago
Blogger Relief
I emailed a contingent of Hockey Bloggers and general web logger’s this afternoon in an attempt to show a united front and encourage readership to donate to the Red Cross… Now I’m asking the general blog community to lend a hand.
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marc
4 years ago
Many companies (mine included)are matching employees donations, which is a great way to raise more money. Check with your employer.
Domoni
4 years ago
If you know of any affected college students (or their parents) I’ve put together a list of universities accepting displaced students. I’m trying to keep it updated as I find more and as others fill up.
After you have donated all you can there are still things you can do. Get out word about Hurricane Housing — a service to offer free housing and shelter to persons displaced by Katrina.
Or … 1-866-217-6255 — Air America Radio’s Public Voicemail is a way for disconnected people to communicate in the wake of Katrina.
Thanks for letting me spread the news.