Assistance Urgently Needed in Iowa and Cedar Rapids
Let's begin with the bottom line. The situation is critical after Monday's derecho. Donation information is below.
It is hard to believe how serious the situation is in Iowa. Six days after, there are still a quarter-million people without power.
It won't be until tomorrow afternoon for even half of the City of Cedar Rapids to have power.
The Iowa governor was very slow on the uptake with this storm and didn't even call out the Iowa National Guard until Friday.
The derecho's damage is more like a Cat. 2 hurricane than a windstorm. More on the derecho, here.
Please, please donate. Local meteorologist Rebecca Kopelman recommends:
God Bless You for doing so!!
This morning in Cedar Rapids |
It won't be until tomorrow afternoon for even half of the City of Cedar Rapids to have power.
The Iowa governor was very slow on the uptake with this storm and didn't even call out the Iowa National Guard until Friday.
The derecho's damage is more like a Cat. 2 hurricane than a windstorm. More on the derecho, here.
Please, please donate. Local meteorologist Rebecca Kopelman recommends:
- United Way of East Central Iowa. Go here. However, their donations have to go through PayPal and I was not able to get the link to work this morning.
- She also recommends the Food Pantry, here. This is where I made my donation this morning.
God Bless You for doing so!!
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