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Help4Galveston
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Help4Galveston is a local non-profit Hurricane Ike Recovery coordinating organization created to support Galveston County’s recovery, repair and rebuilding efforts. Help4Galveston coordinates volunteers, in-kind donations and provide community support outreach in collaboration with local, regional, state and national government, agencies, organizations, communities and individuals.
Please help Galveston County repair, restore and rebuild!
HELP4GALVESTON RECOVERY FUND
Help4Galveston Recovery Fund
PO Box 8146
Galveston, TX 77553
RECENT NEWS
AL ROKER BRINGS $540,600 TO ISLAND CHARITY
GALVESTON — Erin Toberman wiped tears from her eyes as she watched volunteers unload home appliances, plumbing fixtures, paint and air-conditioning units from a bright yellow Penske moving truck. She shook her head in amazement as Al Roker, weatherman for NBC’s “Today” show, put his arm around her shoulders. This is just the tip of the iceberg, he kept telling her, a big smile spreading across his face. Roker and the “Today” crew stopped in Galveston on Wednesday as part of the show’s Lend a Hand series, an annual, weeklong showcase of charities that normally operate out of the spotlight. NBC producers chose Help4Galveston, the nonprofit formed by Toberman after Hurricane Ike struck in September, to receive the $540,600 in supplies donated for Galveston.
Read the full story online.
AL AND TODAY ‘LEND A HAND’ TO GALVESTON
Watch the Today Show’s Al Roker present Help4Galveston with much needed rebuilding materials for Galveston County. Help4Galveston was one of five charities chosen nationwide to receive support from Al Roker’s Lend a Hand Week. Help4Galveston is thankful to Al Roker and all of the generous company’s that provided donations.
CONTACT US
To volunteer, donate or ask for assistance, please click on VOLUNTEER, DONATE OR ASSISTANCE to send an email.Call Our Toll-Free Hotline:
1 (888) 425-5439
Help4Galveston.org
PO Box 8146
Galveston, TX 77550
info@help4galveston.org.
Help4Galveston
On August - 6 - 2008 ADD COMMENTS
Help4Galveston is a local non-profit Hurricane Ike Recovery coordinating organization created to support Galveston County’s recovery, repair and rebuilding efforts. Help4Galveston coordinates volunteers, in-kind donations and provide community support outreach in collaboration with local, regional, state and national government, agencies, organizations, communities and individuals.
Please help Galveston County repair, restore and rebuild!
HELP4GALVESTON RECOVERY FUND
Help4Galveston Recovery Fund
PO Box 8146
Galveston, TX 77553
RECENT NEWS
AL ROKER BRINGS $540,600 TO ISLAND CHARITY
GALVESTON — Erin Toberman wiped tears from her eyes as she watched volunteers unload home appliances, plumbing fixtures, paint and air-conditioning units from a bright yellow Penske moving truck. She shook her head in amazement as Al Roker, weatherman for NBC’s “Today” show, put his arm around her shoulders. This is just the tip of the iceberg, he kept telling her, a big smile spreading across his face. Roker and the “Today” crew stopped in Galveston on Wednesday as part of the show’s Lend a Hand series, an annual, weeklong showcase of charities that normally operate out of the spotlight. NBC producers chose Help4Galveston, the nonprofit formed by Toberman after Hurricane Ike struck in September, to receive the $540,600 in supplies donated for Galveston.
Read the full story online.
AL AND TODAY ‘LEND A HAND’ TO GALVESTON
Watch the Today Show’s Al Roker present Help4Galveston with much needed rebuilding materials for Galveston County. Help4Galveston was one of five charities chosen nationwide to receive support from Al Roker’s Lend a Hand Week. Help4Galveston is thankful to Al Roker and all of the generous company’s that provided donations.
CONTACT US
To volunteer, donate or ask for assistance, please click on VOLUNTEER, DONATE OR ASSISTANCE to send an email.Call Our Toll-Free Hotline:
1 (888) 425-5439
Help4Galveston.org
PO Box 8146
Galveston, TX 77550
info@help4galveston.org.