Summary of UMCOR's relief efforts for victims of Hurricane Katrina and Rita.

Established in order to help provide assistance to Louisiana citizens in need through a network of Louisiana charities, non-profit and governmental agencies. Reports results.

Clear Channel's campaign to raise money for Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.

Be wary. Internet opportunists are already trying to cash in on public sympathy for Katrina's victims. [Washington Post]

Results reported. Relief fund for New Orleans residents left homeless by Hurricane Katrina.

Of historic interest. An online service to help individuals affected by Hurricane Katrina work with their health professionals to gain access to their own electronic prescription medication records.

Comic book artists auctioning off artwork to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina. Results and thanks.

Links to official information on US government relief efforts. Find out how to get help, locate loved ones, and get relief.

Includes information for both owners of stranded pets and those who wish to volunteer with helping to save the pets. Of historic interest.

Web design and computer consultant provides her website to assist storm victims. Includes help with locating relatives, missing persons, and relief links.

Here's how to help victims of Katrina. Avoid being scammed. How to be sure your contributions go where you intend.

Includes instructions for evacuees, how to get and give help, and donations.

Many web sites claiming to offer help to victims of Hurricane Katrina are suspicious. How to protect yourself. (CNN)

Resource for those in the creative industry displaced by the disaster in New Orleans and the Gulf States. How to get or give help as well as other resources.

Mission is to provide short term relief for victims of hurricane disasters in the gulf coast region, and long term support in rebuilding the communities affected in New Orleans.

Links to websites and resources recommended by disaster officials. Note: Not all links are current.

News summary of how Austin, Texas, helped New Orleans after Katrina. (The Austin Chronicle)