Support Hurricane Florence Relief Efforts
Shane Engel • September 12, 2018
1 Million Ordered to Evacuate
As we prepare for Hurricane Florence, there are things we can do to preemptively prepare for precise action.
In this category 3 hurricane, we are anticipating:
- Massive Flooding
- High Winds
- Damage to Homes
- Power Outages
- Road Closures
In the threatened areas in the US, Caribbean and Philippines, there are over 30 HOPEww chapters with over 10,000 members. Around the world over 200 Million people are currently in the path of a Hurricane or Typhoon.
We are positioned to support the disaster and we're asking for your support by sharing our efforts, signing up to volunteer, and/or make a financial contribution to support the relief, response, and rebuilding efforts.
You can help provide hope to those impacted by Hurricane Florence. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families who have evacuated and may be affected by this natural disaster.
Please provide life-changing support by making a donation here .
Thank you for your compassion and attention to this urgent matter. We appreciate you and your time.
Shane Engel
HOPE worldwide
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