A $30,000 grant from #EDCInvestor Gulf Coast Community Foundation has provided disaster aid to #EDCInvestor State College of Florida-Manatee-Sarasota students and employees who have been adversely impacted by Hurricane Milton. The grant funding has helped cover the costs of temporary housing, food replacement, repairs and other critical needs resulting from the hurricane’s destruction. #EconDev #BradentonArea #Community https://hubs.ly/Q02ZTCJT0
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In Boone, North Carolina, 62 members of the Pennsylvania Amish community demonstrated exceptional community service by constructing 12 tiny homes in just 48 hours for Hurricane Helene victims. This initiative, costing over $300,000, was entirely funded by the Amish, showcasing their efficiency, craftsmanship, and generosity. The project has received widespread online appreciation, with many suggesting that organizations like FEMA could benefit from adopting similar efficient and community-driven approaches. The Amish builders have returned home but are scheduled to come back in January to continue their work, highlighting their ongoing commitment to aid those in need.
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Hurricane Milton is projected to bring damaging winds and life-threatening storm surge to Florida. Here's how you can help: Federal employees and their families may face significant challenges in the aftermath of this storm. Following Hurricane Helene, FEEA is providing disaster relief grants to federal employees across six states, assisting with temporary lodging and storm-related damage. FEEA is again ready to provide support through our Disaster Relief Grants, helping feds cover the costs of temporary lodging, critical home repairs, and replacement mattresses. But we need your support! Back-to-back hurricanes will strain FEEA’s resources. Join us in bringing our #FedsHelpingFeds mission to life and to help federal employees impacted by both Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Donate to FEEA: https://lnkd.in/e8KUYuF2 #HurricaneMilton #DisasterRelief #FederalEmployees #Feds #FEEA #FedsHelpingFeds #Florida
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Amish Builders Outpace FEMA: The Boone, NC Tiny Homes Initiative In Boone, North Carolina, 62 members of the Pennsylvania Amish community demonstrated exceptional community service by constructing 12 tiny homes in just 48 hours for Hurricane Helene victims. This initiative, costing over $300,000, was entirely funded by the Amish, showcasing their efficiency, craftsmanship, and generosity. The project has received widespread online appreciation, with many suggesting that organizations like FEMA could benefit from adopting similar efficient and community-driven approaches. The Amish builders have returned home but are scheduled to come back in January to continue their work, highlighting their ongoing commitment to aid those in need.
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At 10 Federal, our commitment to community and social responsibility are integral parts of our core values. In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we’re proud to support the communities we serve across Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee by offering disaster relief through our self-storage facilities. For a limited time, we are providing 50% off the first 3 months, no admin fee, and a free lock at select locations to assist individuals and families affected by the storm. We understand the importance of community support during challenging times and this initiative reflects our dedication to making a positive impact in the communities we operate. #HurricaneHelene #CommunitySupport #SocialResponsibility #10Federal #SelfStorageIndustry #RealEstateInvesting #OperationalExcellence #StorageSolutions #IndustryLeadership
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As we prepare for another busy hurricane season — expected to be one of the most active in years — we're grateful to our partner #TruistFoundation for supporting our critical disaster preparedness, relief and recovery work. Listen as our President and CEO Gail McGovern speaks with Truist Foundation President Lynette Bell about the adversity faced by people experiencing severe weather year after year and the profound impact donors can make for affected families and communities: https://lnkd.in/gKspt8jD
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Attention Small Business Owners! In the wake of Hurricane Helene, PBS Appalachia/Blue Ridge PBS has developed a vital resource dashboard to assist small businesses impacted by the storm. This initiative, funded by a GO Virginia Region 1 grant, aims to provide the support you need to recover and thrive. Explore the dashboard at: https://lnkd.in/eVgYYUfv https://lnkd.in/eswe3bSq 💡 Discover valuable resources, guidance, and support tailored specifically for small businesses like yours. Let's come together as a community to rebuild and grow! Please share this post to spread the word and help those in need! 🤝 #SmallBusinessSupport #HurricaneHelene #CommunityRecovery #PBSAppalachia #GoVirginia
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We hope everyone stayed safe and experienced minimal damage during Hurricane Milton. Thank you to the businesses who were able to take our survey and check in with us. Here's a recap of the results: - Total Responses: 36 businesses participated. - Businesses Open: 32 are open, while 4 are temporarily closed. - Temporarily Closed: Most businesses (20) reported they are not closed, while - others mentioned specific reasons like power outages or staffing considerations. - Sustained Damage: 14 businesses reported no damage, while others mentioned minor issues like flooding, cleanup, or minimal structural impact. The Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler have noted that anyone looking to donate to local hurricane relief efforts can do so through the link below: https://lnkd.in/ePmVQfjn #SEVChamber #SupportLocalBusinesses #BusinessResources #DisasterRecovery
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Based in North Carolina, we are profoundly affected by the unprecedented destruction Hurricane Helene has brought to our western regions. Despite the valiant efforts of first responders, the National Guard, utility teams, and humanitarian workers, many of the most severely impacted areas remain isolated, lacking access to essentials like gas, food, water, electricity, and phone service. The devastation has also reached parts of Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida. Although our facilities were not damaged, it's likely we all know someone—be it a colleague, friend, family member, neighbor or client—who has been touched by this tragedy. In such times of crisis and hardship, deciding how best to offer support can be challenging. However, uniting in our efforts can create significant impact. We encourage you to consider supporting the recovery alongside Alcami by contributing to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund. If you prefer to donate through an organization you're already familiar with and trust for their relief efforts, we suggest considering direct contributions to them or to established entities like the American Red Cross or Salvation Army. Let’s keep these communities close to our hearts and do everything within our power to assist them as they navigate this difficult journey. Contribute to NC Hurricane Relief ➡️ https://gag.gl/sMpO6L #SoutheastStrong #HurricaneHelene #disasterrecovery #alcamistrong
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Attention Small Business Owners! In the wake of Hurricane Helene, PBS Appalachia/Blue Ridge PBS has developed a vital resource dashboard to assist small businesses impacted by the storm. This initiative, funded by a GO Virginia Region 1 grant, aims to provide the support you need to recover and thrive. Explore the dashboard at: https://lnkd.in/e7Bjju8v https://lnkd.in/ewKjGi8g 💡 Discover valuable resources, guidance, and support tailored specifically for small businesses like yours. Let's come together as a community to rebuild and grow! Please share this post to spread the word and help those in need! 🤝 #SmallBusinessSupport #HurricaneHelene #CommunityRecovery #PBSAppalachia #GoVirginia
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