Here are some of the available agencies to help the victims of the Sept 11th attacks:

NYC Emergency Efforts - official New York City site; includes current emergency, relief, transportation, and missing persons information.

Red Cross - blood donation number: 1-800-448-3543 or 1-800-GIVE-LIFE to make an appointment. The number for Spanish speakers is 800-257-7575F or cash contributions to the American Red Cross National Disaster Relief Fund may be made via a secure online donation form.

American Association of Blood Banks' Web site Information about where to donate blood.

New York Blood Center - 1-212-468-2060 or 1-800-933-2566- the nearest blood donation center to our NY office is the City Clerk building at 53rd and Lexington, concourse level.

NY Firefighters Fund - all proceeds go towards the NY Firefighters 9-11 Disaster Relief Fund. Contribute via a secure online donation form.

The National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association - has created a scholarship fund for children of the police officers and firefighters who were killed in New York City. Tax-deductible contributions may be sent to Alarm Industry Research and Education Foundation, Heroes Scholarship Fund, 8300 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20910. For more information, call 301-585-1855, Ext. 123 or go to http://www.alarm.org/.

Save The Children - 1-800-728-3843. Contribute to help strengthen counseling and crisis support services with a secure donation form.

Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund - call 1-800-446-0500, or visit the site for details on how to donate to help the families and loved ones of those lost in the World Trade Center disaster.

Carr Futures World Trade Center Memorial Fund - donations to this fund will help the families of Carr employees who were victims of the WTC tragedy.

NYC Patrolmen's Benevolent Association - find out how to donate to the police officer's widows and children's fund.

New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund - call 800-801-8092, or donate online.

Interactive Relief & Rescue Map - helps to determine the location of medical sites, shelters, missing persons centers, area closures, phone/electric outages, and relief organizations. From URHere.

NY Relief - provides up-to-date information to New Yorkers about how they can volunteer and help the relief efforts for the WTC attack.

Supplies Needed for Relief Effort - lists supplies that can be donated to help in relief efforts, and where to direct donations. From NY Rock.

Federal Emergency Management Agency - if you are in NYC or D.C. and are in need of assistance, call FEMA: 1-800-426-9029. Includes suggested donation avenues to help the victims of the terrorist attacks.


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Housing Relief Fund - formed to help pay the mortgage and rental costs of the families devastated by the terrorist attacks in NYC and D.C. From the National Association of Realtors.

McCormick Tribune Foundation Relief Fund - in support of the relief and recovery efforts. From the Los Angles Times. Also: the Chicago Tribune's appeal for the same fund.

New York Times 9/11 Neediest Fund - will help provide financial relief to rescue workers and civilians or their families.

September 11th Victims Relief Fund - non-profit entity established by Virginia business leaders in order to assist the victims of the tragedy.

World Vision - Christian organization partnering with NYC area churches to help families in need.

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals - includes an online donation form for those who wish to help affected animals.

Update On New York City’s Animals - contact information for giving or receiving help with animals orphaned or trapped in the World Trade Center area; from PETA.

The Survivors' Fund -will focus on long-term needs of victims and their families. Send donations to:
The Survivors' Fund
c/o The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region
1112 16th St. NW, Suite 340
Washington, D.C. 20036
Call 202-488-2060 or 202-955-5890.

Newsday Disaster Relief Fund - donate money online, find out what kind of items are most needed, where to donate blood, and more.

American Liberty Partnership - portal created by Internet leaders to provide the public with a place to support numerous rescue and relief organizations.

AmeriCares Foundation

Armed Services YMCA - site has information on a fund to establish programs and services for the family members of those military and civilian personnel who have been tragically lost in the Pentagon disaster.

Church World Service - relief, development, and refugee assistance ministry of 36 Protestant, Orthodox, and Anglican denominations. Includes a factsheet on WTC recovery efforts.

Episcopal Relief and Development - providing food and drink for 24-hour teams involved in the search and rescue, and support trauma and grief counseling.

Feed The Children - mobilizing to address emergency needs in New York. Includes online donation form.

Helping.org: American Tragedy