From the release:
"One hundred percent of the money donated to this fund will go to recovery efforts."
In reflecting on the incredible work of volunteers and local agencies, [United Way CEO Dennis Smith] singled out American Red Cross. "The Red Cross and local agencies led by County Executive John Lovick and Snohomish County Emergency Management Director John Pennington have done a tremendous job in the relief effort. When the affected communities are ready to start moving toward recovery, we will be ready, too," he added.
United Way will work with local elected officials, community groups and others in Darrington, Oso and Arlington to distribute the funds.
We have set up a Disaster Recovery Fund for Mudslide Relief. Details/Online Giving: http://t.co/1kZZyrA82p #530slide pic.twitter.com/otViYtgPZx
— United Way Snohomish (@unitedwaysnoco) March 25, 2014
Our Recovery Fund starts with $25K from our endowment and $50K from @Chase. Details:http://t.co/1kZZyrA82p #530slide pic.twitter.com/4RmZtSylUO
— United Way Snohomish (@unitedwaysnoco) March 25, 2014
.@RedCrossSNOCO @snocounty @SnoCo_DEM and all the volunteers, other agencies have done a tremendous job in the relief effort.#530slide
— United Way Snohomish (@unitedwaysnoco) March 26, 2014
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