How to Help the Asia Tsunami Victims
Asia Tsunami: How you can help. Donate or Volunteer.
Donate
| Action Against Hunger Providing emergency assistance. |
CARE Initiating assessment of the emergency needs of victims. |
Mercy Corps Assisting families affected by the earthquake. |
| American Jewish World Service Sending humanitarian aid to the people affected by the Tsunami. |
Catholic Relief Services Emergency response support. |
Oxfam America Sending food and water to aid victims. |
| American Red Cross International Response Fund |
Doctors Without Borders Providing medical relief for victims of earthquakes. |
UNICEF Delivering survival supplies to coastal areas. |
Volunteer
Australian
Volunteers – Organizing volunteers to assist with the immediate emergency
relief effort and rebuilding communities over the long term.
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– Coordinating tsumani relief volunteer work in Sri Lanka.
Volunteers for Peace – Looking
for qualified volunteers to help with the Sri Lanka tsumani relief work.
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