Hurricane Aid For Florida Panhandle
Donation protected
In cooperation with the non-profit PR Legal Project, volunteers are heading to North Florida to bring Relief supplies, clean up teams and rescue specialists to back up governmental and non-governmental agencies with Efforts during and after Hurricane Michael.
How are we different?
We are a non-profit with no administrative costs and so every dollar donated goes to relief efforts and supplies. We accompany EVERY delivery of goods to make sure they get to where they are needed most.
The social services arm of our non-profit began after Hurricane Maria to supply food and water and local emergency response training for the communities not receiving enough governmental or NGO help in Puerto Rico.
This has expanded to many efforts and natural disaster responses in several states most recently in North Carolina where we were on the ground during and after the storm supplying shelters, performing water rescues, evacuating people and many other clean up activities. We worked along side many organizations including the National Guard, New Bern Police Department, North Carolina State Police, NGOs like the Cajun Navy and many others.
We go where no one else will go, we travel roads that seem impassible and we get to the people who need our help most, BUT, we can not continue to do this without your help.
Here is one recent news story of some of our volunteers efforts in North Carolina: https://www.wtsp.com/mobile/article/weather/hurricane/tampa-bay-man-is-in-north-carolina-to-help-florence-victims/67-594557109
No amount of donation is to small or too great. There are 100s of thousands of people who still are without the necessities of food and water.
I as the organizer of this Campaign and Director of the Puerto Rico Legal Project, a 501c3 Charity, which is supplying volunteers for this effort will be withdrawing the financial donations, purchasing the supplies and personally delivering this aid to North Florida and the surrounding areas for distribution.
If you have further questions about our project and to help you understand our efforts here are news interviews we have done Talking about what we have done in Puerto Rico and other areas.
http://www.wtsp.com/mobile/article/news/local/lakeland-man-visits-puerto-rico-to-offer-aid/481377003
Featured on CNN Money: http://money.cnn.com/2017/11/10/news/economy/hurricane-foreclosures/index.html
Featured in National Magazines:https://www.alanet.org/docs/default-source/default-document-library/lm-novdec2017-fullpdf.pdf?sfvrsn=0I dont know
100% of your donation will go to FLORIDA HURRICANE RELIEF (with the exception of the small fee charged by gofundme.com).
Thank you so much for your consideration and your help!Puerto Rico Legal Project is a registered non-profit based in Puerto Rico EIN 66-0884093
How are we different?
We are a non-profit with no administrative costs and so every dollar donated goes to relief efforts and supplies. We accompany EVERY delivery of goods to make sure they get to where they are needed most.
The social services arm of our non-profit began after Hurricane Maria to supply food and water and local emergency response training for the communities not receiving enough governmental or NGO help in Puerto Rico.
This has expanded to many efforts and natural disaster responses in several states most recently in North Carolina where we were on the ground during and after the storm supplying shelters, performing water rescues, evacuating people and many other clean up activities. We worked along side many organizations including the National Guard, New Bern Police Department, North Carolina State Police, NGOs like the Cajun Navy and many others.
We go where no one else will go, we travel roads that seem impassible and we get to the people who need our help most, BUT, we can not continue to do this without your help.
Here is one recent news story of some of our volunteers efforts in North Carolina: https://www.wtsp.com/mobile/article/weather/hurricane/tampa-bay-man-is-in-north-carolina-to-help-florence-victims/67-594557109
No amount of donation is to small or too great. There are 100s of thousands of people who still are without the necessities of food and water.
I as the organizer of this Campaign and Director of the Puerto Rico Legal Project, a 501c3 Charity, which is supplying volunteers for this effort will be withdrawing the financial donations, purchasing the supplies and personally delivering this aid to North Florida and the surrounding areas for distribution.
If you have further questions about our project and to help you understand our efforts here are news interviews we have done Talking about what we have done in Puerto Rico and other areas.
http://www.wtsp.com/mobile/article/news/local/lakeland-man-visits-puerto-rico-to-offer-aid/481377003
Featured on CNN Money: http://money.cnn.com/2017/11/10/news/economy/hurricane-foreclosures/index.html
Featured in National Magazines:https://www.alanet.org/docs/default-source/default-document-library/lm-novdec2017-fullpdf.pdf?sfvrsn=0I dont know
100% of your donation will go to FLORIDA HURRICANE RELIEF (with the exception of the small fee charged by gofundme.com).
Thank you so much for your consideration and your help!Puerto Rico Legal Project is a registered non-profit based in Puerto Rico EIN 66-0884093
Organizer
Nate Hendricks
Organizer
Winter Haven, FL
