Hurricane Katrina Survivors RED CROSS HELP
Most Katrina-Rita victims, who need the assistance available from the program "Means to Recovery", have never heard of the program.
The Red Cross spends millions of advertising dollars producing slick clever radio and television ads soliciting for financial donations, but refuses to spread the word through basic low budget production tv and radio public service announcements which are free to alert the thousands of hurricane survivor families of the monetary relief available.
As a public service YouThinkWhat is providing the means to obtain the help you require. If you know someone who is a survivor please pass along these valuable details. Complete the applications, and submit to apply for your money!
All links are included. Applications should be completed and submitted IMMEDIATELY!
1. Call the National Red Cross at 1-800-435-7669 and demand release of funds to the victims on the Gulf Coast. Be persistent because they do not want you to know about the "Means to Recovery" program.
2. Call 211 to get a list of Red Cross case managers. You will need a case manager to open up a case and submit the completed application to the Red Cross.
Click here to download the Red Cross application forms for the Means to Recovery program
(a) Click here to download the short version of the application
(b) Click here to download the Means to Recovery checklist
(c) Click here to download the Red Cross vendor letter
We agree with the Peoples Hurricane Relief Fund and Oversight Coalition. We demand the Red Cross:
Immediately and aggressively notify the public about the "Means to Recovery" program
Disburse the funds to Katrina-Rita Survivors within 90 days
Account for all funds received for "Means to Recovery"
Account for all funds disbursed on a dollars-to-demographics neighborhoods basis
Begin to treat all survivors, especially Black Survivors, with dignity,compassion and respect.
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The Red Cross spends millions of advertising dollars producing slick clever radio and television ads soliciting for financial donations, but refuses to spread the word through basic low budget production tv and radio public service announcements which are free to alert the thousands of hurricane survivor families of the monetary relief available.
As a public service YouThinkWhat is providing the means to obtain the help you require. If you know someone who is a survivor please pass along these valuable details. Complete the applications, and submit to apply for your money!
All links are included. Applications should be completed and submitted IMMEDIATELY!
1. Call the National Red Cross at 1-800-435-7669 and demand release of funds to the victims on the Gulf Coast. Be persistent because they do not want you to know about the "Means to Recovery" program.
2. Call 211 to get a list of Red Cross case managers. You will need a case manager to open up a case and submit the completed application to the Red Cross.
Click here to download the Red Cross application forms for the Means to Recovery program
(a) Click here to download the short version of the application
(b) Click here to download the Means to Recovery checklist
(c) Click here to download the Red Cross vendor letter
We agree with the Peoples Hurricane Relief Fund and Oversight Coalition. We demand the Red Cross:
Immediately and aggressively notify the public about the "Means to Recovery" program
Disburse the funds to Katrina-Rita Survivors within 90 days
Account for all funds received for "Means to Recovery"
Account for all funds disbursed on a dollars-to-demographics neighborhoods basis
Begin to treat all survivors, especially Black Survivors, with dignity,compassion and respect.
Visit Our Forum: Tell Us What You Think! READ MORE! CONTINUES HERE!