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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Chart: Comparison of Business Aid for Past Disasters, BCLC | BCLC
Chart: Comparison of Business Aid for Past Disasters, BCLC | BCLC: "Corporate assistance for the continuing crisis in Japan reached $277.5 million (last updated: 4/11/11). This disaster ranks among the top-three disaster responses mobilized by the business sector."
Monday, April 11, 2011
AFP Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page (Updated March 28, 2011) - AFP
Just a reminder that AFP maintains this related AFP Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts page on our website.
AFP Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page (Updated March 28, 2011) - AFP: "AFP Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page (Updated March 28, 2011)
Last year, Haiti was hit by a massive earthquake. In response to the critical and overwhelming challenges that the country faced, AFP put together this Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page. This page is not meant to be comprehensive, but simply an easy way that members can keep up to date with ongoing and recent disaster relief efforts. We know that we have many members who work for organizations involved in the relief efforts. If you don't see a resource or organization listed here and would like it posted, please email the AFP Webmaster (webmaster@afpnet.org)."
AFP Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page (Updated March 28, 2011) - AFP: "AFP Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page (Updated March 28, 2011)
Last year, Haiti was hit by a massive earthquake. In response to the critical and overwhelming challenges that the country faced, AFP put together this Disaster Relief and Fundraising Efforts Page. This page is not meant to be comprehensive, but simply an easy way that members can keep up to date with ongoing and recent disaster relief efforts. We know that we have many members who work for organizations involved in the relief efforts. If you don't see a resource or organization listed here and would like it posted, please email the AFP Webmaster (webmaster@afpnet.org)."
Japanese Disaster Relief Fund homepage
Japanese Disaster Relief Fund homepage: "Mission
Japanese Disaster Relief Fund – Boston is a collaboration of the Boston Foundation, The Japan Society of Boston and the Fish Family Foundation. Its purpose is to provide immediate relief as well as ongoing support to affected individuals and communities in Northeast Japan, dedicated to the region’s recovery. 100% of funds raised* will go toward these relief and sustaining efforts and we anticipate that the Fund will be expended within two years.
JDRFB was launched with a leadership gift of $100,000 from the Fish Family Foundation."
Japanese Disaster Relief Fund – Boston is a collaboration of the Boston Foundation, The Japan Society of Boston and the Fish Family Foundation. Its purpose is to provide immediate relief as well as ongoing support to affected individuals and communities in Northeast Japan, dedicated to the region’s recovery. 100% of funds raised* will go toward these relief and sustaining efforts and we anticipate that the Fund will be expended within two years.
JDRFB was launched with a leadership gift of $100,000 from the Fish Family Foundation."
Disasters leave charities struggling
Disasters leave charities struggling: "Charitable benefactors are giving less to their usual causes as they throw their support behind Queensland's flood and cyclone victims.
Some fundraiser organisers are supporting disaster relief instead of their traditional causes, while others have postponed events until Queensland is better recovered."
Some fundraiser organisers are supporting disaster relief instead of their traditional causes, while others have postponed events until Queensland is better recovered."
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