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Don't wait... Be Lutheran Disaster Response
today!
We want to remind you that, no matter what
that spring is just around the corner. And after a
particularly cold and snowy winter, especially for those in the East and Midwest,
warmer temperatures and green leaves on trees will be a welcome change.
But a challenging winter also means that as the
temperatures rise, a lot of snow will be melting quickly and will need some
place to go.
What can you do? Well, any time that Lutherans serve
their neighbors in preparation for (or in response to) disaster, they are
being Lutheran Disaster Response for their community. So don't just wait
for disaster to happen... take the opportunity to be Lutheran Disaster
Response today! Before floods come, consider the ways in which you and your
congregation can help your neighbors become better prepared. There are some
easy steps you can take to be better prepared today.
First, visit Ready.gov,
a site sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The
site has lots of helpful information about preparing your home and your
family for disaster. There is even specific information for what to do in
the event of certain types of disasters, like
floods.
And for a specific checklist of ways to protect your home against flood
damage,
click here to visit FloodSmart, the Web site of the National Flood
Insurance Program.
Next, talk with members of your congregation and consider
canvassing your community to share information with neighbors about flood
preparedness. This will also help you to identify members of your community
who may need special assistance in preparing, and you can organize teams of
volunteers to help them.
Thank you for being Lutheran Disaster Response. Working
together to be prepared, we will be more resilient together in our time of
need.
Lutheran Disaster Response
Bringing Help and Hope...
Phone: 773-380-2748
Fax: 773-380-2493
Visit us on the Web at
LDR.org
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Join the cause.
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