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April 6, 2018April 7, 2020 Brian Cunningham

Many of us are looking for ways to support response efforts related to the coronavirus. Below are some ways you can choose to help (participation is voluntary and does not impact your employment).

Educate yourself. Visit the CDC Website to learn about the virus, including ways to protect yourself and others.
Consider a donation to one of the following COVID-19 funds or a nonprofit you may already know that’s making a difference:

Organizations serving communities around the globe
Center for Disaster Philanthropy: CDP COVID-19 Response Fund
World Health Organization: COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund
GlobalGiving: Coronavirus Relief Fund
Give2Asia: Coronavirus Fund

Organizations serving U.S. communities
American Red Cross: COVID Response
Associates in Critical Need Trust (ACNT)
CDC Foundation: Emergency Response Fund
Feeding America: COVID Response Fund
Salvation Army: Emergency Relief Fund

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