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Mutual Aid Groups responding to Hurricane Ian [Florida/Cuba]

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Dream Defenders, a Florida organization led by young BIPOC whose work spans advocating for prison reform to teaching Black history, is currently accepting items like water and first-aid kits, monetary donations, and volunteers.
Core is coordinating with local organizations in Florida to provide relief. They are accepting donations.

Donate to the Florida Disaster Fund, which is Florida’s official private fund for Florida communities in times of emergency or disaster.

Global Giving is accepting donations to provide food, emergency supplies, and more throughout Cuba and Florida.

Roots of Hope, a nonprofit Cuban youth organization, is collecting donations to help Cuban families.

The People’s Forum, an NYC movement incubator for working-class and marginalized communities, is collecting donations for Cuba.
Direct Relief has sent emergency and medial supplies to Cuba and Florida. They are accepting donations.

Central Florida Mutual Aid is accepting donations.

Disaster Relief at Work is helping recovery efforts in Florida. They are accepting monetary donations and supplies.

Convoy of Hope is providing relief supplies in Florida (and Puerto Rico after

Hurricane Fiona). They are accepting donations.
Feeding America is helping to get food to those impacted by the storm. Donate to their disaster-response fund.

Babycycle, a diaper bank, is accepting donations to send supplies to Florida.