Disaster relief

Please sign this national message of support for the community of Boston, for the injured, and for the families of those killed in the terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon. Among those lost was an eight-year-old boy. More than 176+ people also were seriously injured. Let's send a message to

We've all seen the horrific images of hundreds of innocent women burned or crushed to death in factories while making our clothes. In the next few days we can get companies to stop it from happening again. Western clothing brands and retailers source from hundreds of factories in

Our community is very concerned about the fact that we are not getting the dunes our surrounding beaches are getting.  Midland beach suffered more deaths from super storm Sandy than any other place.  Nearly our entire community was flooded.  We are still recovering from extensive damage. 

Please sign this petition to express your sincere concern for those who were injured during the Boston Marathon Bombings. Keep them in your thoughts, and act upon those thoughts to help them to the best of your ability. 

The best thing you can do right now is to check on loved ones, whether it's through texts, tweets, Facebook posts, email, and/or phone calls.  You can register yourself as Safe and Well here: http://www.redcross.org/find-help/contact-family/register-safe-listing You can find open shelters

We wish to express our deepest sympathies to all the families of the children and other individuals who were lost and injured as a result of the devastating tornadoes that struck the Oklahoma City area, and we express our heartfelt sorrow for the many others whose homes and business were damaged or

Pets ARE part of our lives, they ARE family. Hundreds if not thousands of house pets and outdoor animals are lost and misplaced after the terrible May 20, 2013 Moore, Oklahoma tornado tragedy. Donating to the Oklahoma Humane Society will help in so many ways. Your donation will go to sheltering and

People should sign this because they can make a difference and save lives. This can also change the way we respond to tornado threats and how we go about protecting ourselves from them.

Some families still in hotels since super storm Sandy may be at risk of homelessness.  Hotel Stays should be extended until safe housing can be secured for everyone. 

Yesterday's tornado in Moore, OK destroyed block after block of homes and businesses, leaving many without shelter and supplies. The tornado was rated EF4, the second-strongest tornado possible, with winds hitting 200 mph.  Meteorologists are now predicting more storms in the Midwest - threatening