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Irma traces path of destruction from Cuba to Florida

Irma traces path of destruction from Cuba to Florida

Hurricane Irma wreaks havoc, leaving chaos and turmoil in its wake. Streets are unrecognizable under heavy water in the Caribbean after its destruction. Homes are demolished. Utility poles, signs, and trees have been uprooted. More than 20 people were killed and death...
Chaina’s story: Her life wasn’t the only one saved

Chaina’s story: Her life wasn’t the only one saved

When Jean stumbled through the gates of the Haiti Rescue Center, she was desperate for someone to help her 2-year-old daughter. She had no idea that little Chaina wasn’t the only person who would be rescued that day. Jean had spent the past two years fighting to keep...
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