EMM and ERD make progress in Katrina Relocation Project
(10/18/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development is working with Episcopal Migration Ministries to relocate families displaced by Hurricane Katrina in the first phase of recovery.
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ERD Plans Four-Phase, Multi-Year Response to Hurricanes
(10/6/2005) Through a four-phase, multi-year rehabilitation program focusing on human need and outreach ministries, ERD is working in partnership with Episcopal dioceses and communities affected by both disasters. So far, ERD has received close to $10 million in donations.
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ERD Assisting Communities Affected by Hurricanes Rita and Katrina
(9/26/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development is working with Episcopal dioceses affected by Hurricane Rita. The hurricane made landfall along the Texas-Louisiana border early Saturday morning with 120 mph winds. Up to 15 inches of water caused by flooding is left in some areas.
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ERD Partners with Episcopal Migration Ministries
(9/22/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development has partnered with Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) to help relocate people displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The partnership will support EMM in providing initial funding assistance to dioceses where there are large numbers of people from devastated communities in the Gulf Coast region.
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Update on ERD’s Response after Hurricane Katrina
(9/20/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development is furthering its efforts to help people affected by Hurricane Katrina.
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ERD Helps More Displaced People Affected by Hurricane Katrina
(9/13/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development is providing support to more evacuees of Hurricane Katrina in Kansas and Tennessee.
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ERD receives $500,000 Gift from Christ Church Cathedral in Indianapolis
(9/12/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development received a $500,000 gift from Christ Church Cathedral in Indianapolis, Indiana, to assist with Hurricane Katrina relief and recovery efforts. It is the largest church gift ever received in ERD’s history.
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ERD Partners with Communities Impacted by Hurricane Katrina
(9/9/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development continues working closely with dioceses directly impacted by Hurricane Katrina as well as assisting communities where displaced people have relocated.
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ERD Expands Assistance to More People Affected by Hurricane Katrina
(9/7/2005) Nearly eight days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, Episcopal Relief and Development is expanding its relief efforts to assist more people affected by the devastating hurricane in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas.
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Register to Help Hurricane Survivors
(9/4/2005) ERD is creating a database of people who would like to volunteer in the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. Thank you for your generosity and compassion for people living in this desperate situation.
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Hurricane Katrina Update
(9/2/2005) Thank you for your overwhelming generosity in response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina. So far, we have received over $800,000 in donations, mostly online. Checks sent via mail are just beginning to come in, and we hope to raise much more.
An ERD assessment team has reached the affected region, and is currently meeting with local partners. The reports have been devastating.
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ERD Launches Full-Scale Response to Hurricane Katrina
(9/1/2005) Episcopal Relief and Development is launching a full-scale, multi-state response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. We responded immediately to the crisis, sending over $100,000 in emergency funds to four dioceses affected by the hurricane. More emergency assistance will likely follow as we keep in close contact with our local partners.
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Episcopalians Mobilize in Katrina's Aftermath
(Wednesday, August 31, 2005) Hurricane Katrina is leaving a path of destruction across the Gulf States -- causing flooding, power outages, tornadoes and looting. The effects of the storm are far-reaching. Entire towns are completely underwater. Millions of homes are without power. Tens of thousands have lost homes, businesses and loved ones and more than 100 people have been killed. Experts expect the death toll will continue to rise in the days ahead.
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Hurricane Katrina Threatens Gulf Coast
(8/28/2005) Hurricane Katrina, a powerful and potentially catastrophic Category 5 hurricane, is headed for the Gulf Coast.
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