Carnival of Hurricane Relief
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“cohr”, “flood%20aid”, “gulf%20coast”, “gulf%20coast%20recovery”, “hurricane”, “hurricane%20katrina”, “hurricane%20rita”, “hurricane%20wilma”
Submission deadline is midnight every
Monday.
Send submissions to cohr -at-
cehwiedel.com — this address will forward to the
host’s email address, and will be reset every Tuesday
morning.
Publication is every Thursday morning. If
you wish to host CoHR, please send an email to hearye -at-
cehwiedel.com.
If you wish to receive an announcement of
the publication, please send email to hearye -at-
cehwiedel.com. This is not automated, so the email should be in
plain English!
The goal of this blog carnival is to keep
the plight of the victims of Katrina in the public’s
mind, to encourage continuing and long-term support, and to
show progress as it’s made.
Posts should be related somehow to
encouraging long-term support of relief in the aftermath of
Hurricane Katrina’s devastation of the Gulf Coast; for
example:
- survivor stories
- partnering stories (for example, a
parish in Boston partnering with a parish in New Orleans to
help that parish replace lost school supplies for its parochial
school)
- resettlement stories
- rebuilding stories
- contrast stories, comparing this with
other disaster aftermaths
- aid success stories
- aid-needed stories
- fundraising success stories
- back-in-business stories
The best submissions will be specific,
with links or other contact information to enable follow-up
action on the reader’s part
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The banner photo is courtesy of Lynn N.,
and shows a new house built in Pearlington, MS, for Linda F.
Thanks go to Leslie at Katrina Coalition for forwarding the
photo.
If you have photos that you would be
willing to allow CoHR to use as banner illustrations, please
send an email to cohr -at- cehwiedel.com.