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MYANMAR & CHINA DISASTERS

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Myanmar

U.S.-based organizations

International Rescue Committee
International Medical Corps
Save the Children
World Vision
Doctors Without Borders
Global Giving: Myanmar
Other U.S.-based charities

Global organizations

International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies
World Food Programme
UNICEF
UN Refugee Agency
CARE International
The Salvation Army



China

U.S.-based organizations

Chinese Philanthropy Global Partnership
Global Giving: China
World Vision
Mercy Corps
Save the Children
Half the Sky Foundation:
Other U.S.-based organizations

Global organizations

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
Red Cross Society of China (RMB)
Care for Children
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Veterans living on streets
They fought for their country on the battlefield. Now they’re scrounging for survival on the streets. Learn why veterans become homeless. Story | Video | iReport

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Disabled American Veterans
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans
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Rivers rose, levees broke and homes were demolished. That grim pattern spread throughout the Midwest as the region struggled to recover from severe flooding. Authorities say the impact from the flooding will last long after rivers recede. Story | Video | iReport.com: Why it's called a flood plain

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American Red Cross
United Methodist Committee on Relief
AmeriCares
The Salvation Army
Help for China, Myanmar
The world has rallied to both countries, but China and Myanmar still need help. The death toll from a massive earthquake is rising toward 70,000 in China. At least 130,000 people have either died or are missing after a cyclone struck Myanmar. Now authorities face the challenge of getting aid to survivors in both countries.

China quake death toll to 'exceed 80,000'
Deadly floods leave China facing new crisis
Monsoon rains hinder Myanmar aid effort
Floods across China

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Some relief organizations working in China & Myanmar

Indonesia's 'orphans'
The 11-year-old's chin quivers. He's going to live in an orphanage in Indonesia even though his parents are still alive and love him very much. Officials say he is one of many children placed in orphanages because the parents are too poor to take care of them. FULL STORY

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Save the Children
Other relief organizations working for Children's causes
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