PLEASE HELP My community has been ravaged by Hurricane... Helene on a level that we have never seen before. The worst part is that most of the people in my community are lower middle class or poor - many of which are watching their family homes be washed away by the flood. Any help is greatly, greatly appreciated.show more

"Please kindly assist if you have any information regarding... my stolen passport or if you can identify these ladies seen on the CCTV footage. Kindly DM Vehicle Trackers privately. Any help will be greatly appreciated."show more

The people of Jamaica are still suffering greatly from... the devastation left by Hurricane Melissa, but Samaritan's Purse is there bringing hope and help in Jesus’ Name. Watch to see more of my recent trip to Black River and hear from survivors…show more

The mainstream media isn't going to show you this.... "How many of you heard that President Trump gave Western North Carolina, those effected by Hurricane Helene, $1.4B to help rebuild their community?" "Trump did something good for the American people and they can't stand the fact that we are outshining their Democrat admin that Biden had." Thank you President Trump for taking care of those people!show more

Nigeria army has been terrorising Imezi Owa, a village... in Enugu, burning down houses, chasing people out of their homes since May 2026 in the name of ESN are in the community. May we remind Nigeria army that it is not a duty of any village to provide army any information for their operations. We have never seen Nigeria army att@cking any village in the north because bandits is in their forest. Nigeria army leave our people alone.show more

The High Country of North Carolina has been devastated... by flooding from Hurricane Helene. Samaritan's Purse is responding to help in our own community in addition to other locations. To get involved, visitshow more

Watching Fran talk about her home in Altadena broke... me. The enormity of the loss in the LA area is hard to comprehend and is ongoing as the fires continue to expand and new ones pop up. For people who either don’t live in LA or have never lived in LA, there’s this idea that everyone impacted by the fires is wealthy and doesn’t need support. Nothing could be further from the truth. While there are some very wealthy people who have lost their homes—people who have the resources to rebuild—there are so many people who have been impacted by the fires who desperately need support. People in communities like Altadena, where fires have ravaged so many homes, are, for the most part, not wealthy. Many of them have lived in their homes for decades and bought them when Altadena was a much more affordable community. There are also many renters who have been impacted by the fires. And this doesn’t even address all of the hourly workers who have lost customers and clients now that so many houses have burned down. I have linked to two GoFundMe pages below. The first is the GoFundMe Foundation’s fundraiser, which will provide grants to people in need. Since the money is going to the foundation, your donations are tax-deductible. The second link is for a page that lists GoFundMe pages that GoFundMe has verified and authenticated. You can feel comfortable that your donations to any of these pages (the listing of verified pages is over 13 pages long) will go to people in need. There will be so much more to do. GoFundMe Foundation grants for people in need (donations are tax-deductible): Verified individual GoFundMe pages: (Video by Brian Entin)show more

Adam Silver admits tanking is worst this year than... previous seasons but speaks on the caveats that the teams face: “It’s not what the fans what although my caveat is and teams are in a difficult place because many of you have written the worst place to be is a middle of the road team and either be great or be bad, because that will help you with the draft”show more

🚨 A hurricane took their homes… the system took... their children. 18 months after Hurricane Helene, families in Western North Carolina are still trying to rebuild their lives. Some are still living in tents. Roads and bridges remain destroyed. Homes still haven’t been rebuilt. And the most heartbreaking part… Some parents and grandparents lost custody of their children because their homes were washed away.💔 18 months later, many of those kids are still in foster care - some even adopted out. Residents are calling this region “The Forgotten South.” In the wealthiest nation on Earth… how is this possible?show more

Most of the villages in #Herat that were destroyed... by the #earthquake have not yet received any help. The weather is cold. People are still dependent on their personal efforts. Lack of food, healthcare service, shelter and NFIs are very crucial. They should be helped on time.show more

🚨Relief effort update - yes it is a long... post, but please read. I want to start off by explaining how strong the Appalachia people are, because the scale of devastation is truly bizarre. We have had team members on the ground reach some of the most rural places that havent seen a single "agency" since this has all happened. Our crews have reached people whose homes no longer exist, who have lost loved ones and who have nothing but the clothes on their backs, people completely cut off from the outside world. That being said, the common theme through every one of these interactions, is that the citizens who live in these communities still have their heads held high and have rolled up their sleeves and begun the process of trying to clean the FEET thick layer of mud covering everything to see what is even left to salvage. These people are "mountain tough" and their resolve is unbreakable, but they need our help, AS A COUNTRY. One of our forward crew member on the ground, providing updates on road conditions into towns that are cut off and need help, has hiked into several places that have been neglected. The pictures i include in this post are of the area in and surrounding the Green Mountain area. The level of destruction depicted in the photos and videos do not do the scope of the damage justice, but you can tell from the imagery, that this situation is not only challenging, but dire. Critical infrastructure is completely decimated in most of these places and will take months if not longer to repair or rebuild. We have coordinated a group of Doctors that will be bringing life saving medical supplies, well above and beyond basic first aid needs. They will be traveling by helicopter to areas that are inaccessible by vehicle to give that life saving aid. We have been able to get supplies into the remote town of Marshall, where their homes have been either damaged by the flood waters to the point of being unlivable or just completely deleted from the earth. Talking with these people, they have concerns for the future, and not just the coming days or weeks, but in the near future as winter creeps into the area. As that happens, the challenges they are presented with become exponentially more difficult and so much more dire. From the difficulty of building temporary housing to the logistics and availability of supplies to rebuild, the geographical location of this devastation is creating more problems to overcome than what most would associate with "hurricane damage". As the country descends on Asheville, supplies and help has become bountiful there and our operations will begin to shift further into the mountains to help those that have not had help. Supply needs are changing rapidly, and as they do we are having to pivot on what we are procuring to bring into the affected areas. I call on the people of this country to help us help these people. They have been largely neglected and are deserving of our compassion and help in any way that we can deliver it. I can't speak for the government and what they are or aren't doing, but i can speak for our efforts. We are just everyday citizens, husbands, wives, sons and daughters, standing together to help those in need. We will not stop, until our mission is complete.show more

Today we stood with the people of Chertsey, laying... flowers for that poor two-year-old angel. We showed the community they are not alone, many of us have no choice but to stand up. That poor little girl was the same age as my own and she was ripped away in the most brutal way by a man who should never have been in this country. This is becoming far too common: men not born here committing horrific crimes against our women and children. Whether they come through the front door or not, they should never be here. Flowers and words are not enough. We honoured her today… but action is coming. We’ve had enough.show more

A urgent plea for help , the recent storms... have destroyed our roof to the 61fc bar and clubhouse , we need your help raising funds to pay the cost to fix , the club has been around for many years and is a huge part of the community of Luton please helpshow more

ralph talks about his journey of faith, greatly influenced... by his family, and how he has never missed (except during his pbb stint) their holy week tradition of bringing out their carosa of the "Huling Hapunan" for the procession. "i feel like that kind of tradition is really what keeps us, at least for my family and the Catholic community in tanza, alive and well."show more

VIDEO | Jammu and Kashmir: Flash flood in Rajouri... has caused extensive damage to public and private property. Congress MLA from Rajouri, Iftkhar Ahmed, says, "The water supply scheme has been disrupted, pipes have been washed away, and water has entered people's homes. More than 200 vehicles have been washed away. Poor people have been affected by this, and many people's belongings have been washed away. The department's estimation is ongoing." (Full video available on PTI Videos -show more

The truth is that Democratic politicians are bullied by... their staff. This is part of the reason they won’t give up unpopular political beliefs or criticize progressives in deep blue cities that don’t help them win swing voters in the middle of the countryshow more

RFK Jr. says we are raising the most anxious... generation of children ever. “The level of anxiety in these kids is something that I’ve never seen before in my life.” “It just seems to me from my own observations that the anxiety levels are off the chart.” “They’re almost disabling in many of these kids.” Secretary Kennedyshow more

Hurricane #Milton is inbound. Our community was one of... the most impacted after Helene, and we want to ensure no more lives are lost. Please EVACUATE if you are on the barrier islands. DO NOT DELAY.show more

I’m in Spokane, Washington documenting the wildfire that has... destroyed hundreds of homes. A suspect is in custody. I am learning, though that there are multiple people in the community that have also been starting fires. Discovery Instituteshow more