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PBS | How to help victims of Hurricane Ian in Cuba

PBS | How to help victims of Hurricane Ian in Cuba

How to help victims of Hurricane Ian in Cuba In the week since Hurricane Ian made landfall in Cuba, leveling buildings and knocking out the island’s electrical grid, protests have erupted in the streets over lingering power outages, resulting in food spoilage and...
WSLS | “Virginia nonprofit provides aid along Ukraine border”

WSLS | “Virginia nonprofit provides aid along Ukraine border”

Virginia nonprofit provides aid along Ukraine border World Help is a Christian humanitarian organization World Help, a Virginia-based nonprofit based in Forest, has sent a team to the Ukraine border in Poland to provide aid during the refugee crisis. The team aims to...
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