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14 Sep 2018 03:16 PM EST
Hurricane Florence has put thousands of residents into emergency mode in the Carolinas. As the disaster plays out, there are many others watching, hoping for the best and wondering how they can help. The Federal Emergency Management Agencysays many areas will experience flooding for days. And cleanup recovery efforts could take weeks and months. Several charities are deploying to the hardest-hit areas. They are in dire need of monetary donations and nonperishable items. If you want to help or donate, mnn.com says look for a list of 501(c) accredited nonprofit organizations.
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According to Reuters, residents of the Carolinas struggled to return to their homes on Tuesday, after taking a beating from Hurricane Florence, with their efforts being delayed due to standing...More
