Center for Arab American Philanthropy Pattern

Be a source of hope for families in Puerto Rico and Florida

On September 18, Hurricane Fiona hit Puerto Rico and knocked out power across the island. With more than 30 inches of rain, flooding and mudslides damaged roads and bridges to the mountains, leaving small communities stranded without food and medical care. More than three weeks later, over 80,000 people in Puerto Rico are still struggling…

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Center for Arab American Philanthropy Pattern

Bring Relief to Families Devastated by Flooding in Pakistan

  Pakistan has declared a national emergency as massive floods attributed to climate change continue to devastate the country.  Nearly half a million people have been displaced by record-breaking rains and flooding that have killed more than a thousand people, a third of them are estimated to be children.  Over 30 million people have been…

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Center for Arab American Philanthropy Pattern

Hurricane Maria: Here’s how you can help

The destruction caused by Hurricane Maria is intense, and Puerto Rico remains in a desperate state as houses have been washed away, the island’s electrical grid has been crippled, and highways have been damaged beyond repair. More than three weeks after the hurricane made landfall, entire communities are still isolated. The problems facing Puerto Rico…

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