Please help to the extent you can
Since September 11th , we have all realized how important a community is...no matter how small or large.
In some way, we've all been directly touched by our nation's crisis. Some of us lost friends and family on September 11. Some of us were called on to serve, protect, and defend in this trying time. All of us suffered a grievous loss.
This is a time to strengthen our communities, so let's come together, continue to build and enjoy our LIFE! community, and help each other begin to heal and recover. We're grateful to have each and every one of you among us.
We look forward to seeing you at a LIFE! event soon.
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We thank Diane for her contributions to these emergency links!
If you have a link or information to add or change, e-mail Susan.
For information, and to help with the aftermath of September 11's terror attacks, please use the links below.
News
llrx.com (legal web journal, updated daily)
survivor & victim resources and lists; links to free data resources; related news
Donations
BLOOD DONATIONS 800.HELP.NOW
FINANCIAL DONATIONS
800.HELP.NOW
212.251.4035
800.SAL.ARMY
SERVICES
FEMA World Trade Center Relief
800.801.8092
Walk-in blood donations
The Red Cross continues to accept walk-in blood donations. Lines may be long, so officials urge you to be patient.
Donor centers with expanded hours include (please call to see whether expanded hours are still in effect):
E Street Donor Center, 1730 E Street: (202) 639-3144
The Rockville Donor Center in the Saratoga Building on Parklawn Drive, (301) 468-3021
Fairfax Donor Center on Old Lee Highway, (703) 698-7030
The Red Cross Center on Little Patuxent Parkway in Columbia, (410) 997-1288
The Red Cross Center on York Road in Towson, (410) 583-9756
The Red Cross Center on Honeygo Blvd. in White Marsh, (410) 931-6977
Anne Arundel Medical Center's Blood Donor Center (51 Franklin Street, 4th Floor), Annapolis, reports that it has enough blood supplies to last the month. Officials suggest calling week to week at (410) 280-6564 to check on blood needs. Make an appointment.
The National Institutes of Health is taking donations in Building 10-A from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call (301) 496-1048.
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