Hurricane Sandy Relief
Our thoughts and prayers are with the millions affected by the Hurricane and its aftermath.
We are so proud of our union sisters and brothers and all workers who have risen to the occasion. The images of health care workers evacuating patients from hospitals and first responders rescuing stranded New Yorkers will be forever etched in our hearts and minds.
We cannot overstate our appreciation to the public sector, private sector and building trades workers who risked their own wellbeing in service to their fellow New Yorkers. In addition, we know it will be working men and women who heal our City and State’s wounds and get us back running full speed again.
We are so proud of our union sisters and brothers and all workers who have risen to the occasion. The images of health care workers evacuating patients from hospitals and first responders rescuing stranded New Yorkers will be forever etched in our hearts and minds.
We cannot overstate our appreciation to the public sector, private sector and building trades workers who risked their own wellbeing in service to their fellow New Yorkers. In addition, we know it will be working men and women who heal our City and State’s wounds and get us back running full speed again.
Here's One Way How You Can Help:
If you would like to donate to those most affected by Hurricane Sandy please consider visiting UWSandyRecovery.org to donate to the United Way Regional Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund. You can also use your phone to text RECOVERY to 52000 to make a $10 donation.
If you have a personal story or pictures about the work or volunteering that you are doing as a union member during Hurricane Sandy please let us know by commenting on our website at www.nysaflcio.org/sandy or email us at information@nysaflcio.org.
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