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camillasgirl · 2 years ago
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Queen Camilla’s Patronages
Shelterbox (President from 07.08.2007)
Every year thousands of communities, often with no warning, lose their homes, their possessions and their livelihoods. Every day they are faced with a battle for survival. We provide emergency shelter and vital supplies to support communities around the world overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis. Since we began in 2000, we have responded to earthquakes, floods, volcanoes, tsunamis, hurricanes, landslides, typhoons and conflict, delivering emergency humanitarian aid to communities in need.The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the Syria crisis, and the biggest storm to ever make landfall – Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines; we have responded to some of the largest humanitarian crises the modern world has ever known. Alongside this, we have also helped many thousands of people displaced by disasters that are not featured in the media. Simply put, if there are families in need of emergency shelter, we will do everything we can to help them.A world in which all people displaced by disasters and humanitarian crises are rapidly provided with emergency shelter and vital aid, which will help rebuild their communities and lives.To rapidly provide emergency shelter and vital aid to stabilise, protect and support communities overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis.
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kuramirocket · 10 months ago
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Elsa Salazar Cade
I am rather surprised to fined that my wikipedia entry about me is gone. As a Mexican American who together with my husband discovered the first example of a predator locating it’s prey by the prey item’s sexual signal. My name was included in a major paper on crickets because I did a lot of the actual research, too. My work with integrating handicapped kids into the general science classroom was brought to the attention to the National Science Teacher Association and I was a finalist for teacher of the year 1995. That was ground breaking work!   During the Haitian crisis, my work fundraising for ShelterBox went viral and “broke the internet” and hammered the ShelterBox website so much with money somebody here “had to out me” to find out who TexMex was.  In 2012, the State of New York honored me by choosing me as part of the Hispanic Americans exhibit at the Hall of Governors for my work as an educator. My illustrations are in a major book on insect physiology. I went on five trips to Africa to collect insects for a survey of African Orthoperta.
Wikipedia makes it clear that they are not responsible for anything because it is created by regular people.  I wonder if I was removed because of my politics and BECAUSE I am a Mexican American. I used to be linked to pages with list of notable Mexican Americans. During Hispanic month, teacher could assign kids to use that list to study Hispanic Americans and our accomplishments. 
I am not bragging about me. I am just very suspicious that “not white people’ are being erased. Discloser: I wrote my husband’s wikipedia and Dan Otte’s wikipedia and mine a long time ago. 
My page was fine for many many years and now it’s gone.  Education is low importance, Mexican Americans are low importance. Insects are low importance. It’s right there in the talk pages.  They just stuck me into William H. Cade’s page. 
Looks like an attack on me because why was I removed? Something stinks. Hispanic kids now have one less person to research on. Someone who is a woman of color in with life in STEM and with impact in education. And before I was deleted I got several emails from strangers claiming to be from Wikipedia saying they could fix it for me if I emailed them back. I was thinking they needed me to pay them to keep my page up.  What other people of color are being erased because they won’t pay someone to keep it up?  That really stinks. 
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joe-england · 1 year ago
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lingyunxiang · 1 month ago
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LAURA ANGELINI is a national Billboard Top 40 recording artist making a difference through music. Her first single “Share that Love/What the World Needs Now is Love” is reaching a milestone of 1,000,000 streams on Spotify, and her 2nd single “Put A Little Love In Your Heart” is gaining momentum on Spotify and all music sites.
Laura founded the charitable organization, Share That Love, which supports people, wildlife and the environment. Laura has donated her time and resources to support many worthy causes. ShelterBox, a two-time Nobel Peace Prize nominated international disaster relief organization, recently honored Laura as their first Artist Ambassador.
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judi-daily · 4 days ago
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
I would like to thank all of you - my fellow Dame Judi fans - for following this account. I am very grateful to all of you for being here to enjoy all the photos and to share in the love and admiration for such a wonderful person and actor!!
Here's to a bright and shiny 2025!!
Photo credit: Shelterbox Graphic: tayryn
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traumacatholic · 1 year ago
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Every day, homes are torn apart by disaster, conflict and climate catastrophe. Right now, this is the reality for thousands of people. For people who have lost everything, items others take for granted such as warm clothes and blankets, become a necessity. ShelterBox provides emergency shelter and aid essentials at times of disaster and conflict. Help us be there for people who have lost everything by donating today.
ShelterBox are currently running their winter campaign fundraiser. If you're interested in donating then you can go to here:
https://shelterbox.org/winter/#donate
If you're from outside the UK then you can donate to their international branches and their projects by going to the above link and then where it says
"You are making a donation to ShelterBox UK.
To make a donation to an International affiliate of ShelterBox, please select a country from the list."
You would set it to your local country. It will then take you to that affiliated branch and you can find out what projects and such they're running.
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ms-newvegas · 10 months ago
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Holographic vinyl is very difficult to photograph in bad light so I will take better pictures tomorrow but here is a sampling of what I’m making to give in exchange for donations to PCRF and ShelterBox. Let me know if any of you are interested. Or have suggestions :)
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theoriginalmarke · 2 years ago
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ShelterBox USA is located here in Santa Barbara. I wish I could buy one of their tents, they are awesome. They aren’t available for retail sales though.
Paraphrasing Wikipedia: ShelterBox provides emergency shelter and other aid items to families around the world who have lost their homes to disaster or conflict.
ShelterBox responds to natural disasters and also provides emergency aid to families who have been displaced by war or conflict, in places such as Syria and the Lake Chad Basin. 
Typical ShelterBox aid items include tents as temporary shelter or shelter kits to allow people to build or rebuild durable shelters. ShelterBox also provides other aid items such as mosquito nets, water filters, water carriers, solar lights, cooking sets, blankets and mats. 
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ngofundraising · 4 months ago
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Role of NGO in Disaster Management
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When disaster strikes, the world often turns to a unique group of heroes: non-governmental organizations (NGOs). These entities play a crucial role in disaster management, stepping in when help is needed most. They are more than just charitable groups; they are lifelines connecting communities with essential resources and support.
Imagine a sudden earthquake or devastating flood. In these moments of chaos, NGOs mobilize quickly to provide aid. Their work encompasses everything from immediate relief efforts to long-term recovery plans. Through their dedication and expertise, they have transformed how we respond to crises across the globe.
But what drives these organizations? Why do they choose to focus on disaster relief? As we delve deeper into the various ways NGOs contribute during disasters, you’ll discover not only their remarkable impact but also the challenges they face along the way. You’ll see that every effort counts in ensuring communities can rebuild and recover after tragedy strikes. And importantly, there’s always room for individuals like you to step up and support NGO fundraising initiatives that make this vital work possible.
Ways in which NGOs provide aid during disasters
Non-governmental organizations play a critical role in disaster relief efforts. They mobilize quickly, often before government aid can reach affected areas. Their agility allows them to provide immediate assistance where it is most needed.
NGOs supply essential resources such as food, clean water, and medical supplies. They set up temporary shelters for those displaced by disasters and coordinate evacuation plans to ensure safety.
Additionally, these organizations offer emotional support through counseling services. Volunteers are trained to help individuals cope with trauma during tough times.
In many cases, NGOs also facilitate long-term recovery initiatives. They assist communities in rebuilding infrastructure and restoring livelihoods after devastating events.
Furthermore, they advocate for policy changes that address the root causes of vulnerability in disaster-prone areas. This proactive approach helps strengthen communities against future disasters while promoting resilience.
Case studies of successful NGO involvement in disaster management
The response of NGOs during the 2010 Haiti earthquake showcased their critical role in disaster management. Organizations like Partners In Health delivered immediate medical care and established long-term healthcare systems, demonstrating a blend of urgency and sustainability.
Another compelling example is the work of ShelterBox after Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. They provided essential shelter materials to thousands affected by the storm, ensuring families had safe places to recover. Their rapid response helped communities rebuild faster.
In India, during the floods of Kerala in 2018, local NGOs spearheaded relief efforts on multiple fronts. By coordinating with volunteers and leveraging social media for fundraising, they distributed food, medicine, and clothing effectively.
These case studies illustrate how NGOs can mobilize resources quickly and efficiently while fostering community resilience through localized support networks.
Challenges faced by NGOs in disaster management
NGOs often face significant challenges during disaster management. Limited funding can hinder their response capabilities. Many organizations rely heavily on donations, making it difficult to secure resources when crises strike.
Coordination with various stakeholders is another hurdle. NGOs must collaborate with local governments, other agencies, and communities. Different priorities can create confusion and slow down relief efforts.
In addition to logistical issues, NGOs also grapple with access to affected areas. Natural disasters may damage infrastructure, making transportation of aid challenging.
Moreover, the emotional toll on staff cannot be overlooked. Working in high-stress environments takes a mental health toll that isn’t always addressed adequately.
Changing regulations or political climates may impact operations significantly. Navigating these complexities requires resilience and adaptability from NGOs committed to disaster relief efforts.
How individuals can support NGOs in disaster relief efforts
Supporting NGOs in disaster relief is a powerful way to make a difference. Individuals can start by donating money or supplies directly to organizations involved in crisis response.
Volunteering time is equally valuable. Many NGOs welcome hands-on help during emergencies, whether it’s packing food, distributing aid, or providing medical assistance.
Advocacy plays a crucial role too. Spreading awareness about an NGO’s mission can attract more supporters and resources vital for effective relief efforts.
Attending fundraising events also boosts their capabilities. Engaging with local community initiatives helps build stronger networks that benefit everyone involved.
Consider using social media platforms to amplify the message of NGOs working tirelessly on the ground. A simple share can reach countless people who might want to contribute as well. Every action counts and collectively impacts those affected by disasters significantly.
Importance of collaboration between government and NGOs in disaster management
Collaboration between government entities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) is crucial for effective disaster management. Each party brings unique strengths to the table, enhancing response efforts.
Governments often provide the framework and resources needed for large-scale operations. They have access to funding, infrastructure, and regulatory mechanisms that can help streamline relief efforts. On the other hand, NGOs possess local knowledge and agility. Their established relationships within communities allow them to mobilize quickly and effectively during emergencies.
When these two forces unite, they create a powerful synergy. Information flows more freely, leading to better resource allocation and faster action on the ground. Furthermore, joint initiatives foster trust among affected communities as they see both sectors working together towards recovery.
Effective communication is essential in this partnership. Regular updates ensure everyone understands roles and responsibilities while minimizing duplication of efforts in chaotic situations where every second counts.
Conclusion
NGOs often have local knowledge and networks that enable them to respond effectively. This grassroots approach allows for tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of affected communities. The success stories from their interventions illustrate just how impactful they can be when disaster strikes.
As we reflect on the critical roles played by NGOs during disasters, it’s clear that their contributions are vital not only for immediate relief but also for long-term recovery efforts. Engaging with these organizations through effective NGO fundraising drives enables sustained support where it’s needed most — ensuring resilience against future disasters.
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petnews2day · 9 months ago
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Thousands raised by selfless ShelterBox supporters during Lent
New Post has been published on https://petn.ws/tInMg
Thousands raised by selfless ShelterBox supporters during Lent
SUPPORTERS of the international disaster relief charity, ShelterBox, have raised over £11,000 for people around the world left without shelter after disaster by taking part in its annual Tent for Lent challenge. Around 300 people supported the fundraising campaign this year. It encourages people to give something up, take on a challenge, organise a fundraiser, […]
See full article at https://petn.ws/tInMg #OtherNews
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toutmontbeliard-com · 2 years ago
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Les Rotary de Montbéliard-Belfort-Héricourt s’unissent pour aider les sinistrés turcs du tremblement de terre
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Les cinq clubs service Rotary de Belfort, Montbéliard et Héricourt vont financer dix "ShelterBox", des caisses d’urgence contenant une tente et le matériel de base pour les sinistrés du tremblement de terre en Turquie. Le montant de l’opération se monte à 7 500 €. (source LinkedIn Daniel Jacubzak) Read the full article
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kidsandnature · 2 years ago
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RT @Feisty_Waters: If you're able to donate to one of the many organizations sending help to Syria and Turkey, please do. Red Cross, White Helmets, ShelterBox, Doctors Without Borders are just a few great options.
— Mr Bingley (@mbingley) Feb 11, 2023
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nickthebookworm · 4 years ago
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Currently reading:
I got this paperback edition as part of the ShelterBox Book Club, but I also got a hardback edition in one of my A Box of Stories (which I gave to my mum). I'm finally getting around to reading it!
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joe-england · 1 year ago
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POOK! - Pooka Zin
Holy wow!  My friend Bren MacDonald took the reading of Pooka Zin by Chris Morrison and, with help from some talented professionals and a smidge of contribution from yours truly, made this fantastic video adaptation!  Get in on this, everybody!
Doctors Without Borders
Save the Children
Alliance for Middle East Peace
Shelterbox (earthquake relief)
And happy Diwali, to any who celebrate.
- Joe
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blodsboutique · 3 years ago
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New pieces are being added to my jewellery collection which at least 75% of each piece sold donated to my JustGiving page to help aid the people of Ukraine. I’ve opted for pieces using the colours of the flag which pertains to a sunflower. You can purchase these on my Etsy & Folksy shop! 💙 💛 💙 💛 #carregcariad #stopthewar #givepeaceachance #warisoverifyouwantit #ukrainewar #donationsneeded #helpukraine #ukrainecrisis #crisis #helpingothers #handmadejewellery #folksyshop #etsyselleruk #yellowandblue #justgiving #shelterbox #charity #fundraising #fundraisingforacause #clickthelinkinmybio #buynow #dosomethinggood #justbecausegifts #giftforher #handmadeisbest #gemstonejewellery #jewelryoftheday #jewellersofinstagram #jewelleryofinstagram #welshjewellery (at Swansea) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca2GGc_MJLo/?utm_medium=tumblr
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clickandsavemoney · 3 years ago
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Everybody need help sometimes
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