How to Help the Victims and First Responders of the DC Air Disaster - Washingtonian
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The tragic midair collision of an American Airlines jet and a US Army helicopter in the Potomac River resulted in the loss of 67 lives. In response, various organizations have initiated fundraisers to aid the victims' families and first responders. The Capital Region Community Foundations launched a campaign to provide immediate resources for grieving families and mental health services, while chefs and non-profits, such as José Andrés's and DC Central Kitchen, are delivering meals to first responders. The GoFundMe platform is also compiling verified fundraisers for affected families in the DC area.
The Capital Region Community Foundations has launched a fundraiser to support families and first responders who have been impacted by the air disaster, as well as groups working to provide relief.
Donations will support the immediate needs of grieving families, resources for first responders and relief efforts, and nonprofits offering counseling and other mental health services to afflicted communities, according to fund organizers.
José Andrés's disaster relief nonprofit continues on-the-ground efforts to feed first responders.
Since Thursday morning, volunteers with DC Central Kitchen have been providing meals to first responders. The nonprofit is calling for donations to support its efforts.
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