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NEW: NYC VOAD Volunteer Committee


Currently Needed for Oklahoma Tornado Victims

We are currently collecting donations (new items in original wrapping only) for the victims ofthe OKC Tornado that took place on May 20th, 2013.

  • -Baby Food
  • -Diapers
  • -Toothbrushes
  • -Toothpaste
  • -Soap
  • -Wash Clothes
  • -Deodorant
  • -Large Zip Lock Bags
  • -NEW Sweatshirts
  • -NEW Tee shirts
  • -NEW Sweatpants

These items can be dropped off at designated locations in the Rockaways, Staten Island and at our office in NYC.

Please Call or email our Operations Manager, Keshara at (212) 563-7570 or operations@worldcares.org for more information.

If you would like to make a cash donation, please click here.

 
 

 

World Cares Center

Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts:

World Cares Center continues to train, coordinate, and deploy volunteer teams to address the immediate recovery effort in the five boroughs of New York and New Jersey.  Please click here for our latest volunteer briefings.  We urge people to volunteer by filling out a volunteer application.  Just click on the “Get Involved” tab to become a volunteer.

We continue with long-term recovery efforts in New Jersey and we respond to Hurricane Sandy.  Please check the “What We Do” section of our website for ongoing New Jersey relief initiatives.


 

A Quick Video About Us:

World Cares Center (WCC) alleviates suffering in marginalized populations while reducing the injuries, deaths, and harmful elements of emergency situations.

WCC teaches youth, seniors, and citizens to act as effective ready responders, trains local and faith-based leaders to emerge as disaster managers, and works with emergency managers to formulate contingency plans and coordinate community-wide response efforts.

Resulting from these initiatives are strong, resilient communities capable of helping each other safely during crisis and disaster response, as well as confident individuals who possess the tools to keep themselves and their family safe by reducing the risks of hazards around them.

 

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