The city of Chennai and several surrounding areas in Tamil Nadu faced weeks of severe rains, culminating in massive flooding of a magnitude not seen in a century.
The time has come for all of us to step forward and help our brothers and sisters in Tamil Nadu on the long and difficult road of recovery ahead.
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The Impact
Almost 2 million people have been displaced from their homes. Roads have caved in, there is no electricity, and thousands remain stranded without shelter. The death toll has crossed 350, and hundreds of thousands more are suffering without access to clean water, medications, and sanitary conditions.
Next Steps
As with most disasters, the poorest people are the most affected, yet least likely to receive the help they urgently need. Share and Care Foundation is working with our credible on-ground partners in Chennai and surrounding areas to provide food, clean water, warm clothing, and medications to those in need. We are also working with our partners to strategically plan the long-term rebuilding and rehabilitation of the areas most affected, ensuring your donation makes the maximum impact.
Today, the people of Tamil Nadu need you to lend a hand and stand strong with them. Show your support by donating today.
Support the people of Tamil Nadu today
How You Can Help
- Donate - any amount, whether $5 or $500, will make a huge impact on the people of Tamil Nadu.
- Fundraise for Tamil Nadu Flood Relief by spreading awareness of the campaign to your friends and family and asking them to contribute to your fundraising goal: Click here and choose “Become a Fundraiser.” Share and Care will help your campaign by providing you with exclusive content, email templates, and more.
- Become an ambassador for the Tamil Nadu Relief Campaign and help us raise awareness by sharing this page, our facebook updates, and emails with your friends and family.
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