Tens of thousands of pounds of food, water and medical supplies from South Florida arrived in Jamaica on Monday, part of a relief effort to support communities devastated by Hurricane Melissa.

World Care maintains a medical equipment bank to loan wheelchairs, walkers, commodes and other medical equipment to the Tucson community free of charge. In addition, the nonprofit’s Tools for Health ...

Items like bandages, face masks, first aid kits, and walking aids are also FSA-eligible. So are blood pressure monitors, ...

David Martin, manager of Full Circle Thrift, was honored with the 2025 L.B. Henretty Outstanding Citizen Award by the ...

Mini O'Beirne Crisis Nursery provides free, emergency child care for anyone who needs it. Other times, parents drop their ...

As the hurricane barreled toward Jamaica, Amazon’s disaster relief hub in Atlanta started to prepare. When Hurricane Melissa ...

According to the ERC, the convoy includes over 250,000 food baskets, 1,000 tons of flour, 2,200 tons of medical and relief supplies, and 1,200 tons of fuel. The convoy was dispatched amid ongoing ...

The plan is to fly the supplies to Kingston and then transport them to a relief area near the part of Jamaica that suffered ...

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Ozzy Samad, president of Brother’s Brother Foundation, knew Pittsburgh needed to step up to help Jamaica after seeing the ...

Delaware's Jamaican community is collecting aid to support recovery efforts after Hurricane Melissa hit the island. Why one ...