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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...

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American Archer1 年前

The Official GoFundMe is live. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help:

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DragonSlayer5241 年前

@AwakenedOutlaw We got destroyed yesterday (Savannah GA). I woulda gotten out of dodge, if I had known it was gonna be that bad. Trees down everywhere, and power is out for the foreseeable future.

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American Archer1 年前

@AwakenedOutlaw Trees are down everywhere and underwater in most places. No power, no ability to leave your home. It’s insane. First time in my thirty years this has happened

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DownhillFast1 年前

I live in Pa and have rooms for displaced Americans is there a website that people can go to for help?

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American Archer1 年前

I’m not sure..

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FUGIO SAPIENS SAPIENS SAPIENS SAPIENS SAPIENS1 年前

Don't worry, Kamala will build new condominiums for illegals to replace the houses and your community.

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American Archer1 年前

Oh wow you’re right, all is well then

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MKeuphoria1 年前

I’m in eastern TN, but unaffected. I have an extra Starlink and happy to set it up someplace if internet is needed. Can also pickup / deliver food & water if needed.

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American Archer1 年前

You’re a fantastic person. I’ll let you know.. Unicoi county and Greene county seemed to be hit the hardest.. and Carter

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cq1 年前

I will fill as many 53 ft. trucks as I can with supplies for western nc. Let me know where I can deliver

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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)

Yashar Ali 🐘

476,572 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨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.

Ryan Tyre 🇺🇸

338,209 次观看 • 1 年前

I found an hour-long livestream that CHIRLA, a nonprofit primarily funded by the State of California, posted on YouTube yesterday. As the LA riots had gone on for days, they continued their extremist rhetoric, trying to foment fear in the Spanish-speaking community. I am so disturbed by this video that I struggle to put the reasons into words. Here is a snippet: “You are going to become literally an activist, activating others to also please share this information that we are going to review. My people, let's dive right in. We don't have any more time. It's very, very important that we all be very, very informed, given the unfortunate situation we are experiencing here in Los Angeles, in Southern California. Well, today's topic is that we are going to break down what are the rights we have as immigrants. It's important, and part of it is not just knowing what our rights are. Please share it—I insist—share it with everyone. Also, how to be prepared. Today we no longer have the option to say, 'I'll prepare tomorrow.' No, today we have to be prepared for the worst, and part of that preparation can decide how things go for us in a case, unfortunately, whether we are detained or not. So, it's important that we empower others this way as well. So, as we've already witnessed here, especially in the last four days, my people, our community has been the target of attacks, and these attacks have been brutal by ICE. And I'm going to be very direct because they are. These attacks are brutal against our communities, carrying out orders from an administration that—this administration is ruthless, and although it promised to focus on criminals, it has demonstrated with actions completely the opposite. What we have seen and what we see is a systematic persecution against our people. People, for example—workers who with dignity seek their daily sustenance in places like Home Depot. Families, for example, who fulfill their duty to appear before immigration courts as required, and yet they are detained. They are literally taken and detained. And why not? The saddest thing is seeing minors—children who are being marked by the trauma of seeing their mother or father taken away. And this, without a doubt, cannot be called anything other than brutal attacks against our community, the hardest-working community that characterizes us as a working community. And what is undeniable is that this administration is systematically and arbitrarily violating the due process of fundamental rights of people. It is a fundamental right protected by the United States Constitution itself. What this administration doesn't understand is that it is violating the rights already established in the Constitution. The opinion of this administration does not override the United States Constitution itself. And this is how the rights of our communities are being violated, and the very law of the United States is being violated. And today more than ever, it is necessary for us all to learn the importance of having a family plan. And that is why CHIRLA’s motto has been ‘Get ready to stay.’”

Laura Powell

34,271 次观看 • 1 年前