Japan:Hope -How you can help (?)

 As a society what can we do to help, and will my donation even make a dent? 

Visit The American Red Cross website to mail, email  or donate $10 via text…

And from The Christian Science Monitor:

InterAction: InterAction, an alliance of US-based humanitarian aid organizations, offers an extensive list of major nonprofit groups participating in helping Japan, including a brief description of each. More organizations are being listed as they gear up their responses.

UniversalGiving: UniversalGiving, a website that helps people give to and volunteer at top-performing charitable organizations that it has vetted, has created its own Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Relief Fund.

Network for Good: At Network for Good donors can choose a particular charity working in Japan or spread their donation across all of them.

Japan NGO Earthquake Relief and Recovery Fund: The Japan Center for International Exchange, in partnership with leading Japanese relief organizations, has organized a ‘GiveOne’ fund to ensure money gets to organizations working on the ground over the long-term.

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