Help Floats
By Nico Constantinides, Jeff LaPenna, Brock Alter
The Can Kick
By Tanner Woodman, Savannah Can foods and material donations are very hard to use effectively for disaster relief. In many parts of the world if donors keep sending cans instead of cash there is going to be a lot of broken toes.
Cash, the best way to help
By Greg Liebig, Plattsburgh, NY
Relief
By Corey Collins
Water Bottle
By Ryan Pincince, RI, R Kalhofer , N Kingstown, RI, Jill-Ann Hewins, Coventry RI Shows price of shipping water across globe
Why Cash
By Chris Chymiy, Ashley McArthur “Financial donations are the best way to help international disaster victims. With a cash contribution, relief organizations can purchase exactly what is most urgently needed by victims — without incurring any transportation costs. Cash also enables relief supplies to be purchased near the disaster site which helps to stimulate the […]
Always Best
By Giordany Orellana A quick graphic describing the benefits of donating cash vs donating goods. Voice by Rocky Collins.
Keep This In Mind Before You Donate In-Kind
By K. Inoshita, Phoenix, AZ, L. Zickl, Phoenix, AZ, Hugo Polanco Print ad designed to convey the message that in-kind donations are not as effective as cash. Send cash.
Chance
By Cassandra Chowdhury, Los Angeles Don’t play a guessing game.