Upstate for Hurricane Harvey

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Greenville is roughly 1,000 miles away from Texas and Hurricane Harvey. But, S.C. residents are no stranger to hurricanes and the damage they can have on a coastal state.

That’s why residents, nonprofits, businesses, churches and schools from around the area are pitching in all sorts of ways to help with the disaster relief.

Eastside High School is working to collect donatable items alongside other community groups in the area.

Here are a few national resources:
Here’s How You Can Help People Affected By Harvey | NPR
Where to Donate to Harvey Victims (and How to Avoid Scams) | The New York Times

Also, let us know about organizations you know that are helping out the cause, and we’ll help spread the word. 🤝

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