From all the emails I've gotten, it appears the folks over at Samaritan's Purse are the ones to go to if you want to donate money or time and labor to help. You can donate directly to them or contact them at their website.
I saw the same thing. My boss has a daughter in NC and she is working to help. I have asked him to check with her on what the locals think about Samaritan's Purse. I will post if I hear anything.
Pure coincidence but I’d sent samaritans purse some money just before our dam burst and guess who was helping our step daughter with her flooded house a few days later.
Samaritan's Purse is great, and they are based in North Carolina. Other than that, I give all my monetary donations and time to Convoy of Hope. They have extremely low overhead and their trucks are ready to roll for any disaster. One of our church members is a retired Convoy of Hope truck driver, and he still works with us to make simple, cheap, and effective hygiene kits by the thousands and deliver them to CoH HQ in Springfield, MO.
You damn sure don't want to give $$ to salvation army. They expect an "I'm sorry I'm white" card with their donations. They can feed their own shitskins.
Until the recent layoff the company I worked for had the Samaritan's Purse DC-8 on a maintenance schedule. Beast. I got to know several of the hands where the ship is based and can attest to the honorable motives of everyone involved. The HQ is in Boone and is accepting volunteers for short- and long-term schedules.
Another good organization to donate to is JAARS, http://www.jaars.org/ they are based in North Carolina and are flying supplies and relief into the the most severely affected areas.
Hi Kenny, know of any animal shelter's that would be good to donate to? I checked out Brother Wolf Animal Rescue in Asheville, but they seem to be doing OK at this point, having exceeded their donation match goal.
I just donated to Texas Baptists Men Disaster relief. Better one of these groups than Red Cross. They are boots on the ground.
ReplyDeleteIf you give at one of those at the cash register drives,
DeleteIt goes to bringing illegals into the country.
When a store askes if you want to donate to whatever cause, they are making the donation in their name and getting the tax deduction.
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ReplyDeleteI saw the same thing. My boss has a daughter in NC and she is working to help. I have asked him to check with her on what the locals think about Samaritan's Purse. I will post if I hear anything.
Thanks for doing this,
Chewie
Samaritans Purse was a huge help when my mothers house burnt down in Redding CA. Good organization, good people.
ReplyDeleteThey get a check monthly from me. I looked long and hard for a charity that reflected my values, Samaritans Purse stood above the rest.
ReplyDeletePure coincidence but I’d sent samaritans purse some money just before our dam burst and guess who was helping our step daughter with her flooded house a few days later.
ReplyDeleteYes, Franklin Graham does a good job. I plan to donate.
ReplyDeleteSamaritan's Purse is great, and they are based in North Carolina. Other than that, I give all my monetary donations and time to Convoy of Hope. They have extremely low overhead and their trucks are ready to roll for any disaster. One of our church members is a retired Convoy of Hope truck driver, and he still works with us to make simple, cheap, and effective hygiene kits by the thousands and deliver them to CoH HQ in Springfield, MO.
ReplyDeleteNever give through the Red Cross. There are several civic/service clubs and Fraternal groups that are better venues to give.
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ReplyDeleteThat was a link for a story on the Cajun Navy. Great organization. They’ve had air, ground, and water assets there for 24 hours. All volunteers.
DeleteYou damn sure don't want to give $$ to salvation army. They expect an "I'm sorry I'm white" card with their donations. They can feed their own shitskins.
ReplyDeleteUntil the recent layoff the company I worked for had the Samaritan's Purse DC-8 on a maintenance schedule. Beast. I got to know several of the hands where the ship is based and can attest to the honorable motives of everyone involved. The HQ is in Boone and is accepting volunteers for short- and long-term schedules.
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Here is another group of BAMFs doing the right thing.
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Another good organization to donate to is JAARS, http://www.jaars.org/ they are based in North Carolina and are flying supplies and relief into the the most severely affected areas.
ReplyDeleteThere is a website I often use to check charitable organizations. It is not foolproof, but it does give this organization a very good rating.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.charitynavigator.org/search?q=samaritans+purse
Hi Kenny, know of any animal shelter's that would be good to donate to? I checked out Brother Wolf Animal Rescue in Asheville, but they seem to be doing OK at this point, having exceeded their donation match goal.
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