Baton Rouge Flood Relief Fundraiser Pro Skateboarder Anthony Mosley, Kashif, & Politicians MORE! Sunday, August 28 In Carson,CA
Pro Skateboarder Anthony Mosley, Kashif, Kathy Sledge Support ReUnite America & Salvation Army for Baton Rouge Flood Relief Fundraiser
Sunday, August 28 ~ Darrow’s New Orleans Grill 21720 Avalon Blvd, Carson, CA at 3pm. The event ends at 6pm
Join ReUnite America and The Salvation Army at Darrow’s New Orleans Grill to kick-off the Baton Rouge Flood Relief Effort to raise funds to help over 40,000 victims left homeless from the devastating flood.
Norwood J. Clark, CEO/President of Uncle Darrow’s Inc., a first generation family business, based in Los Angeles has always been heavily drawn to his Louisiana roots, and has a plan for Los Angeles to do something about this current natural disaster.
Bring monetary donations, meet some of your favorite celebrities, enjoy good food, drink and music in the Louisiana tradition!
About Baton Rouge & 5 Parish Floods 2016
Called the worst natural disaster to strike the United States since Hurricane Sandy, the current statistics say that a staggering 6,900,000,000,000 gallons of rainwater poured onto the earth over a five parish area in Baton Rouge in only one week causing some $30 million dollars in property damage and to date, the loss of 13 lives. Striking quickly, ferociously and somewhat unexpectedly, one part of Livingston Parish took on more than 31 inches of rainwater in 15 hours.
As ReUnite America did after Hurricane Katrina, they are mobilizing and galvanizing the abilities of those who can make a heart-felt donation to help and assist their neighbors, friends and relatives in Louisiana during their time of tremendous need. Currently, it is estimated that some 40,000 people have been temporarily or permanently displaced. Thousands are still living in temporary shelters provided by the Salvation Army and other agencies. Many of the survivors have lost everything they had.
About ReUnite America
Based on the clarion call to be responsible humanitarians and citizens who care for all humanity, “ReUnite America” was founded in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. As their grass roots mission, ReUnite America was established to marshal resources needed to bring hope, comfort and stability to those who are adversely impacted by natural disasters.
Can’t come out on Sunday? You can still join the movement:
http://www.gofundme.com/2wje3t
http://give.salvationarmyusa.o
From your mobile device, text STORM to 51555 and you’ll be taken to a link to donate
Donate By Phone: 1-800-SALARMY(1-800-725-2769)
