I think it's really important that we're extremely careful as to what relief funds we donate to. I definitely don't want to advocate sending your money to fake companies or false relief services. There's alot of controversy as to where you should send you money if you really want it to help the victims of September 11th. Therefore I'm not going to list any specific places you should send money. I will only grant this advice, do your research, and only send to organizations that have publically proven they have distributed money to the right places and for the right reasons. I apologize if this seems disappointing. But unfortunately, we don't live in an honest world. If anyone wants to contact me about this, please feel free to do so.

Thanks ! - Provi

Volunteer Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I can't stress ENOUGH, how important Volunteers are to our area. Without the kindness of these people, MANY of those affected by the tragedy would've never been able to get through it. I found an organization that I really feel is doing something positive for the people of NYC and NJ. It's called Project Liberty. I encourage everyone to help them out, or even give them a call, if you need help for yourself or a loved one.

Project Liberty offers free Counseling ! Project Liberty is a disaster-recovery program created to provide support to you, your family, your neighbors, your employees, and your spiritual community.
visit >>> http://www.projectliberty.state.ny.us/

Let's also not forget other ways you can help the world be a better place, check out these other services and organizations created to help those in need.

The Student Volunteers Council is a student-led organization that promotes an ethic of community involvement and works to foster and strengthen partnerships within our community. Learn about the many ways Princeton students are helping to build community, and how you can join in.
visit >>> http://svc.westside.com