Needed: Donations for Relief from Hurricane
Needed: Donation for Relief from Hurricane Matthew 2016
$
10.00
The Hurricane Matthew has killed almost 1,000 people as of Saturday, October 8, 2016. Any donations are encouraged to help the needed people.
According to New York Post, Hurricane Matthew packed a deadly punch as it slammed into the southeast on Saturday.
Two people were killed by falling trees in Georgia as the storm roared up the East Coast. By late Saturday, Matthew had killed 10 Americans and left almost 1.6 million people without power.
The giant storm was expected to bring massive flooding from rains and storm surges as it hit the Carolinas despite being downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane.
At its height, Matthew was a raging Category 5 hurricane with winds of 140 mph. Earlier last week, Matthew killed nearly 900 people as it ravaged Haiti, Reuters reports.
Besides the Georgia deaths reported Saturday, the storm killed five people in Florida and three in North Carolina.
The weakening storm was still forecast to unleash eight to 12 inches of rain, winds up to 75 mph, “life-threatening” flooding and the possibility of tornadoes to southeastern states before turning out to sea, according to meteorologists.
At one time, meteorologists feared a second storm developing out in the Atlantic Ocean, Hurricane Nicole, would join forces with Matthew, but it is also weakening and is not expected to reach land.
New Yorkers are enduring a rainy weekend — but not because of Matthew, according to AccuWeather forecasters. Instead, the city is getting hit by a separate storm system.
Matthew was expected to steer well south of New York City, New Jersey and Long Island.
“It is very safe to say there’ll be no impact on New York City,” said AccuWeather meteorologist Tom Kines.
Hurricane Matthew was expected to turn east into the Atlantic Ocean late Saturday night, according to Kines. “Once it reaches the North Carolina area it’s heading out to sea,” he said.
About two million Americans had been warned to evacuate across the Southeast as the storm made its deadly march across the Caribbean.
Haiti now has 60,000 people left homeless by the hurricane and has seen outbreaks of cholera.
According to New York Post, Hurricane Matthew packed a deadly punch as it slammed into the southeast on Saturday.
Two people were killed by falling trees in Georgia as the storm roared up the East Coast. By late Saturday, Matthew had killed 10 Americans and left almost 1.6 million people without power.
The giant storm was expected to bring massive flooding from rains and storm surges as it hit the Carolinas despite being downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane.
At its height, Matthew was a raging Category 5 hurricane with winds of 140 mph. Earlier last week, Matthew killed nearly 900 people as it ravaged Haiti, Reuters reports.
Besides the Georgia deaths reported Saturday, the storm killed five people in Florida and three in North Carolina.
The weakening storm was still forecast to unleash eight to 12 inches of rain, winds up to 75 mph, “life-threatening” flooding and the possibility of tornadoes to southeastern states before turning out to sea, according to meteorologists.
At one time, meteorologists feared a second storm developing out in the Atlantic Ocean, Hurricane Nicole, would join forces with Matthew, but it is also weakening and is not expected to reach land.
New Yorkers are enduring a rainy weekend — but not because of Matthew, according to AccuWeather forecasters. Instead, the city is getting hit by a separate storm system.
Matthew was expected to steer well south of New York City, New Jersey and Long Island.
“It is very safe to say there’ll be no impact on New York City,” said AccuWeather meteorologist Tom Kines.
Hurricane Matthew was expected to turn east into the Atlantic Ocean late Saturday night, according to Kines. “Once it reaches the North Carolina area it’s heading out to sea,” he said.
About two million Americans had been warned to evacuate across the Southeast as the storm made its deadly march across the Caribbean.
Haiti now has 60,000 people left homeless by the hurricane and has seen outbreaks of cholera.
You may help the survivors with a donation as little as $10.00, which merely costs you a dinner in USA.
No matter how much you donate, your support will be very helpful for the survivors to relieve their pains and provide the possible financial resources for their families to rebuild their homes.
Any individual, organization, and business entity may feel free to make a donation to the World Hongming Foundation to support its disaster relief efforts.
As an IRS-certified public foundation for charitable purpose, any of such donations to the Foundation is tax-deductible.
For more information on this hurricane, see the Foundation's Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/WHF168
No matter how much you donate, your support will be very helpful for the survivors to relieve their pains and provide the possible financial resources for their families to rebuild their homes.
Any individual, organization, and business entity may feel free to make a donation to the World Hongming Foundation to support its disaster relief efforts.
As an IRS-certified public foundation for charitable purpose, any of such donations to the Foundation is tax-deductible.
For more information on this hurricane, see the Foundation's Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/WHF168
