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More Resources on the events of 9/11 >> Many people have already responded to the immediate crisis by giving of their time and substance. As Catholic Charities suggests, the most significant impact of this disaster will not be felt for weeks and months to come. Financial support will continue to be needed in support of longer-term needs as they are assessed. Among the Christian channels for giving are the following: Catholic Charities USA The National Service Center is coordinating the Catholic Church's response through its national disaster fund Catholic Charities agencies have launched an initial response and are assessing what programs will be needed in the weeks and months ahead Catholic Charities agencies have been in the community addressing human need long before this tragedy and will be there long after. Our primary, immediate need is financial support to assist our agencies with these mid- and long-term efforts. Church World Service Domestic Terrorism Recovery, Appeal #6251 Church World Service P.O. Box 968 Elkhart, IN, 46515 Additional on-line information: http://www.churchworldservice.orgCredit card donations: https://secure.churchworldservice.org/ Donations by phone: (800) 297-1516. Episcopal Relief and Development Episcopal Relief and Development Box 12043, Newark, NJ 07101 (Designate for September Disaster Fund) Additional information: (800) 334-7626 ext. 5129 Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
September 11 Relief Fund (Checks payable to September 11 Relief Fund) 212-570-3595 This is a cooperative fund for all Orthodox Christian Churches in the United States.Presbyterian Church USA (Synod of the Covenant) 1-800-848-1030 The Salvation Army 1-800-SAL-ARMY United Methodist Committee on Relief UMCOR Advance #901125-3 475 Riverside Dr., Room 330 New York, NY 10115 (Checks payable to "Love in the Midst of Tragedy") Or, give through your local United Methodist church Donations by phone: 800-554-8583
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