Hurricane Delta slams the Gulf Coast. Here is how you can help
CNN/Stylemagazine.com Newswire | 10/12/2020, 12:30 p.m.
A house which was damaged by Hurricane Laura is seen as Hurricane Delta approaches on October 9, 2020 in Cameron, Louisiana./Credit: Go Nakamura/Getty Images
By Lauren Lee, CNN
(CNN) -- Hurricane Delta slammed the US Gulf Coast in the same southwestern part of Louisiana where Hurricane Laura barreled ashore six weeks earlier.
While residents struggle to recover from both storms, non-profit organizations continue to support the area's recovery. Here is how you can continue to help that area recover.
The American Red Cross is still on the ground as thousands of people remain in emergency lodging following Hurricane Laura. The non-profit will continue to provide emergency housing, relief supplies, and medical care as needed.
Americares has an emergency pharmacy stocked with essential medicines, vaccines, and medical supplies. The health-focused relief and development organization is also prepared to assist safety-net health centers that sustain storm damage.
Direct Relief is responding with medical aid as needed for communities affected by the storm.
Mercy Chefs has deployed its teams to feed those impacted in Louisiana.
The Salvation Army is on the ground, serving those affected by the storm through feeding, sheltering, emotional and spiritual care, as well as long-term services such as rent and utility assistance.
To support any of these responding non-profits simply click here or the button below.
