Ways to Give and Get Help After the Christmas Day Bombing Help is available for those who live or work in the bombed area, including a drive-thru event on New Yearâs Day Tweet
Lower Broadway days after the Christmas Day bombingPhoto: Matt Masters
âWhen thereâs a tornado or fire or hurricane, there is a disaster recovery plan,â says entrepreneur and philanthropist Marcus Lemonis about the Christmas Day explosion that gutted Second Avenue. But there isnât a playbook for this.
The federal government has not yet issued an emergency declaration for Second Avenue, though Gov. Bill Lee requested that the feds do so on Saturday. That means there is not (yet) FEMA money to aid those who lost homes, businesses or employment as a result of Fridayâs bomb. However, there is aid out there, and some of it is available immediately.
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Leftists are ruining the country. They’ve transformed college from a step up to an albatross around everyone’s neck, they’ve redistributed our wealth and made no difference in poverty, they kill high paying jobs and replace them with low paying jobs, foreigners get all the new jobs thanks to them, they’ve grown government into a corrupt massive bureaucracy of unelected pencil pushers who dictate to us and now they are importing poverty to make us into a Third World country.
Refugees are coming in but we don’t know where they are going, who they are and how many there are. On Long Island, New York, Catholic Charities is “welcoming” them with funding from tax dollars and on their Nassau County Archdiocese website they say they have 9,000 active cases.