One of the most powerful storms in history has swept whole coastal villages and devastated cities. The mega Typhoon Haiyan (typhoon Yolanda) destroyed between 70 and 80 percent of the surface in its path.
Typhoon Haiyan, known in the Philippines as Yolanda, made landfall last week, bringing wind speeds higher than 230 mph and a storm surge of more than 10 feet. The death toll, currently confirmed at more than 1,000 is expected to rise.
People all over the United States are looking for ways to help the Philippines recover from the devastating typhoon that has left tens of thousands dead.
Looking for ways to give back? Our guide helps you decide whether to offer cash, time or merch—and shows you how to get the kids in on the giving, too.
When Darcy and I first talked about the wedding, she immediately asked, “Where are you going to register?” Sweat beads formed on my forehead as I thought about the double Jimmy Buffet margarita mixer being delivered to my door. Guess I will have to throw out my coffee table and stack magazines on this massive mixer instead. She calmed me down and walked me through some of the newer registry options.
The Kitomary family farm is a miraculous oasis of organic farming outside the city of Arusha in Tanzania. It wasn’t always that way, though.
As the season of giving draws near, Maht Wuyts, the owner and grand poobah of The Velvet, hopes to capitalize on your giving spirit to support his annual effort to raise funds for Heifer International.
The holiday season is quickly approaching and we all know how hard it can be to find that perfect gift. This year, you can go beyond typical sharing and caring for the holidays by looking into an alternative giving option.
We extend our deep appreciation and gratitude to the many nonprofit organizations on the ground helping with relief efforts for Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda. Those who wish to offer support can do so by donating to the following nonprofit organizations that are providing aid to those impacted:
One of the first groups to take part in the faire was Heifer International. The now international nonprofit was founded by Indiana farmer and Brethren parishioner Dan West in the mid-20th century. He supplied food to families impacted by the civil war in Spain, but soon concluded people needed sustenance year-round.
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