Disaster Relief Effort Opportunities Now Posted
Looking for ways to help out someone in need this summer?
Three new opportunities have been added to our website for those who would like to help provide emergency relief assistance to those whose lives have been affected by recent catastrophic disasters.
Oklahoma City Area
The Lutheran Disaster Assistance Fund, organized by those at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, an LCMC congregation in Marion, IA, provides emergency assistance to help support the needs of victims of catastrophic natural disasters including tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, ice storms, wildfires, flooding caused by excessive rains, and similar natural disasters. For more information, or to donate to the LDA Fund, click here.West, TX
Relief efforts are currently being coordinated to help support those affected by the the April 17 explosion at the West Fertilizer Co. in West, Texas. For further information, click here.East Coast
Finally, those interested in taking part in the ongoing relief efforts to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy can find links to various volunteer organizations and hands-on opportunities here.All of the information that we currently have has been posted to our Relief Funds page.
If you have any additional information, or if your congregation has coordinated a disaster relief effort, please contact kristy@lcmc.net.
If you have any additional information, or if your congregation has coordinated a disaster relief effort, please contact kristy@lcmc.net.
Author
Kristy Thomas is a Halloween enthusiast with an affinity for 90s music and depression glass. When she needs to unwind (which is pretty much all of the time), she likes arts & crafts, staying active, and playing the ukulele. As Communications & Public Relations Specialist, she is responsible for keeping the people of LCMC informed of what’s going on within the association and for tackling all of the creative-type projects. For the future, she would like to see the congregations of LCMC be proactive in raising up future leaders and for the “20-30 somethings” to be able to make some cool things happen, both within The Church and throughout the world.
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