 Some three million people still have to find
adequate shelter.
 Remote
mountain villages are facing the oncoming bitter winter.
 Many
mountain roads are too damaged for vehicles. Even mules are being
used to ferry supplies.
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Since the
magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit northern Pakistan and India on October 8,
2005, many people still need help. Whole villages have been
destroyed, leaving people without resources as the winter snows
are beginning. Your used clothing could save a life. Look in your closet for items you have outgrown:
Bring your donations to Mrs. Hinkle in room 33 or Mrs. Pierce in room 43. Redwood's earthquake relief effort is coordinated by Redwood parent Mrs. Saira Siddiqi, who is sending clothing and winter supplies through the United Nations.  |
  Aerial view of a devastated village More information:
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