Hurricane Florence Update | Via The American Red Cross
The American Red Cross has worked around the clock to provide safe shelter, warm meals and comfort for hurricane victims.
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The American Red Cross has worked around the clock to provide safe shelter, warm meals and comfort for hurricane victims.
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We are so thankful to all of our gracious supporters who have stepped forward to help those affected by Hurricane Florence. Our response is not possible without you. I wanted to share the story of Cheryl, who is currently in a Red Cross shelter in North Carolina.Â
A native resident of Jacksonville, NC, the path for Cheryl to return home is still plagued by road closures, flooded streets, downed trees and power lines. Although updates are few and far between, she is hopeful that when she is allowed to return, her home and possessions are untouched by Hurricane Florence. Cheryl uses a wheelchair due to a major medical emergency with her hip several years ago. A team of dedicated health professionals are on hand to provide medical assistance.
A week after Hurricane Florence made landfall, thousands of people in the Carolinas still face immediate danger from devastating river flooding. Hundreds of roads are still impassable, making it difficult to deliver much needed assistance.
The American Red Cross is working around the clock to provide safe shelter, warm meals and comfort for families affected by Florence. Our response covers some 60,000 square miles of the southeast, and with the support of our partners, we’re doing all we can to get help to where it’s needed most.
Here is how your support makes a difference:
If you have not already done so, you can help people affected by Hurricane Florence by making a gift to the Red Cross today. We appreciate your generosity.
With humanity, 
Harvey JohnsonÂ
SVP, Disaster ServicesÂ
American Red CrossÂ
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