As residents begin the daunting task of cleanup after the storm destruction, here are some ways you can help from wherever you are.
Katsunobu Sakurai, the mayor of a devastated town in Japan’s Fukushima Prefecture that felt all but forgotten, sent out a digital appeal for aid last month with little hope he would be heard. Turns out the world was listening.
In a show of solidarity with the stricken island nation, landmarks across the world glowed the red and white of Japan’s national flag beginning Monday evening.
Japan’s neighbor has taken notice of the quake-stricken nation, and is helping out with a $500,000 donation.
Here’s how you can help out without going AFK.
We understand the urge to head north to help, but there are many ways you can have your hand in recovery right from where you are.
The first thing on most people’s mind after hearing the news of a disaster like the earthquake in Japan is, What can I do to help?
He says no, but NewsFeed thinks he definitely fits the bill.
If current weather models hold, a tropical storm (or quite possible a hurricane) could be crossing the ravaged Haitian landscape by late Friday night. The U.S. government advises outsiders to stay away.
The devastation continues for Haiti.
