Tag: natural disaster
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Hurricane Florence: Prepare for Today and Tomorrow with Access to Capital and Resources
Resources for local, county, state and federal programs, including loans for up to $2 million with no application or processing fees and no payment for the first year, to help rebuild your personal and professional life. North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia have declared states of emergency as they prepare for Hurricane Florence, a Category…
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November 24, 2017 Deadline for Hurricane Irma Disaster Assistance – No Application Costs – No Payments for One Full Year!
At absolutely no cost to apply, no payments for the first year, and an interest rate as low as 1.75 percent, Florida residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Irma are encouraged to apply for U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Assistance. For those impacted by natural disasters, the SBA offers low-interest loans to homeowners, businesses…
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Pets Displaced by Hurricane Find Loving Homes
Rescued from residences, shelters and even the flooded streets, hundreds of pets are finding homes across the country after being rescued from Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Just Wednesday night, 79 dogs and 25 cats arrived in South Florida from Save a Sato, a shelter damaged during the hurricane.
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Newsletter: Happy Labor Day – Hurricane Harvey Disaster Assistance – AmeriCatalyst Sept 6-8
NAWRB is the Women’s and Small Business Validator : Collaboration, Influence, Access and Opportunities (#CIAO). To find out how you can get involved, contact NAWRB at (949) 559-9800 and info@www.nawrb.com or visit www.NAWRB.com.
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Disaster Assistance for Homes and Businesses Hurt by Hurricane Harvey
As the rains of Hurricane Harvey cease and the floods begin to lessen, the city of Houston and millions of residents are beginning to evaluate the extent of the damage. It is estimated that up to one million cars and trucks and 30,000 to 40,000 Houston homes have been destroyed by the hurricane.
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Hurricane Harvey and Irma Pet Rescue Resources
Hurricane Harvey has torn through Texas, flooding entire cities and displacing countless families from their lives and homes. As the flooding and rain continues—until early Wednesday, forecasters predict—we must raise awareness of resources and organizations helping displaced families and their pets.