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The best way to help after a disaster is to sign up with an established organization and wait to be assigned instead of showing up on your own, according to FEMA. Cash donations to trusted relief groups are usually the most flexible and effective, and you should be wary of unsolicited calls and texts asking for money.

Information may be delayed or incomplete. Always verify with official sources and follow local officials.

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How can I help after a disaster?

  • Don't self-deploy. Sign up with an established organization and wait to be assigned. (FEMA)
  • Cash to trusted organizations is usually the most flexible, effective way to help. (FEMA)
  • Be wary of unsolicited calls and texts asking for donations; give through groups you know.

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