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On Friday, July 4, the Guadalupe River rose 29 feet in 45 minutes, sweeping residents of Comfort, Kerrville, and other small towns in the Texas Hill Country into the raging waters. To date, more than View more
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Wildfires have torn through more than 35,000 acres of Southern California’s coastal communities and canyons, causing the evacuation of at least 180,000 people and the loss of 10,000 homes and business View more
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Last weekend, heavy rains over a 24-hour period resulted in flash flooding of Kentucky’s three major rivers, leaving 15 dead, thousands evacuated from their homes, and many schools across the state cl View more
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Seasonal changes often bring the threat of natural disasters to communities across the country. There’s always work to do, whether it’s preparation or recovery. We know givers with NCF want to know ho View more
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Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with winds of 185 miles per hour, made landfall near New Hope, Jamaica, on Tuesday, October 28, leaving widespread destruction: more than 500,000 residents withou View more
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From the war in Ukraine to earthquakes in Haiti and local crises like tornadoes in Kentucky, fires in Maui, or the recent shooting in Kansas City, NCF givers have repeatedly risen to the challenge to View more
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On Thursday, September 26, 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall in the Big Bend area of Florida as a Category 4, then made its way north, leaving a path of destruction through five more states. Only d View more
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UPDATED 2-24-2024: As Russian troops continue to attack Ukraine from almost every side and the rest of the world watches, wondering what they can do, many charities you know have risen to the occasion View more
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On Monday, February 6, 2023, a pair of magnitude 7.8 and 7.7 earthquakes killed more than 42,000 people in southern and central Turkey and more than 5,000 in northern parts of Syria and caused catastr View more
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Two weeks after the deadliest U.S. wildfires swept through the island of Maui, 115 people are dead and more than 1,000 are still missing. More than 2,200 buildings in the historic town of Lahaina have View more
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After this year’s hurricane season devastated Southwest Florida, NCF givers responded, sending $4.7 million in grants to charities. Meanwhile, NCF’s Florida teams came together and activated their Dis View more
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Angels never sleep, and neither does our grantmaking. Recently, Americares, which has been meeting the health needs of children and adults affected by the escalating crisis in Ukraine and in surroundi View more
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From our vantage point, it has been awe-inspiring to watch the response of NCF givers to disasters over the last couple of years. In crisis after crisis, this community that supports ministries and ch View more
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This week, Hurricane Ian swept through South and Central Florida, leaving a staggering amount of damage in its wake. At the time of this story’s publishing, the death toll has reached 42, more than 2 View more
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One-third of Pakistan is under water after heavy rainfall in the southern part of the country has brought historic levels of flash-flooding and destruction. At least 1,355 people have died, and 12,722 View more
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