Friday, October 13, 2017

How to Help Hurricane Irma Victims in Florida

The catastrophe that was Hurricane Irma forced over 6 million Floridians to evacuate their homes and businesses. Now that the dangers have seemingly passed, approximately 1.2 million residents are still left without a roof over their heads. At Dimmitt Chevrolet, we understand how challenging the rebuilding efforts will be, which is why we’re hopeful that everyone pitches in. Below are six ways in which you can help our state and your neighbors tackle the post-Irma obstacles.

Clearwater Florida Hurricane Irma


Volunteer Florida

Volunteer Florida needs volunteers for the state’s shelters and other disaster relief organizations. They offer Red Cross Shelter Training, so don’t worry if you feel like you lack the know-how to help. If you aren’t from any affected areas, such as Clearwater or St. Pete, you can always donate money. If you are interested in volunteering or donating, please visit the Volunteer Floridawebsite.