#disasterrelief

Here are all the direct links to help that I could find. If you know of a major organization like the Red Cross that would usually send aid to these situations, they'll likely have a page up no more than a day or two after I post this(August 10th), but right now I'm only linking to pages that have donation links specifically to help with search and rescue/aiding survivors for this disaster. The charities are:

Convoy of Hope

Catholic Relief Services

DirectRelief

UNICEF USA

The head of the family suffered a serious spinal injury, and other family members were also injured, leaving them struggling for shelter, food, and medical care.

In these difficult times, the Annapurna Muhim, led by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj, came as a ray of hope for this family. They provided relief by providing rations, clothing, bedding, medicines, a gas stove, and other essential relief materials.

The family said this assistance has alleviated their major worries and provided them with support during difficult times.

Watch this heartwarming ground report and learn how the Annapurna Muhim is providing assistance to families in need.

👉 Watch the full video on the "Annapurna Muhim" Official YouTube Channel.

Audio Credits:Song: Wah Guru (Ki Wadhiiyayan Teriya Mere Satgur Jio)Singer / Lyricist: @happyraikoti(Disclaimer: I do not own this audio. All rights belong to the respective copyright owners.)

Assam is battling devastating floods. This is the time to raise awareness, support relief efforts, and stand with every affected family.

Here are some ways you can:

The World Central Kitchen:

Austin Disaster Relief A network of Churches offering support to surviors accepting both donations and volunteers.

Verfied GOFundME Campagins to donate to:

Austin Pets Alive!

Amercian Red Cross has opened up shelters in Central and Southern texas. Call: 1-800-RED-CROSS (800-733-2767) Or Donate: https://www.redcross.org/ Community Foundation of Texas Hill Country has set up a relief fund for Kerr County.

You can find more info on places to send support here! Every little bit helps:

Fossil fuel companies ignore damages caused by the climate disaster they created. Leaving governments, insurance companies, and private citizens to cover the costs of mitigation, damage and reconstruction.

In the meantime, these fossil fuel corporations are price-gouging and ripping off the world as they brag about record-breaking profits (while receiving government subsidies - aka corporate welfare)

Fossil fuel corporations must be held accountable and should be legally obligated to help pay for the crisis they created.

Researchers calculated the amount each fossil fuel corporation could pay to a global fund for mitigation efforts, climate damage and climate refugee relocation.

Top 5 Fossil Fuel Corporations Annual Assessments:

Saudi Aramco - $42.7 billion

Gazprom - $20.1 billion

Exxon-Mobil - $18.4 billion

Shell - $16.3 billion

With California wildfires still burning, the 2018 fire season continues to leave its mark on the state’s landscape. Together, the Camp Fire and Woolsey Fire (as seen above) have burned more than 248,000 acres (1003 square kilometers, or 387 square miles).

Burn scars are what wildfire leaves behind. With no vegetation to hold the land in place, many burned locations are susceptible to landslides and mudslides, especially in areas with steep slopes. Fighting fires on these slopes is more difficult, too — once a slope’s steepness exceeds 30 percent, firefighting with bulldozers or trucks becomes dangerous, and emergency response teams must fight the fires on foot.

For the past two weeks, our scientists have been working every day producing maps and damage assessments that can help agency fire managers understand the active wildfire and plan for recovery. By deploying research aircraft carrying instruments, like the Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar (UAVSAR), scientists can identify burned areas at risk of mudslides in advance of winter rains expected in the area.

Learn more about how we’re mobilizing to aid California fire response here.