Disaster Prep 2.0

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If you have a smart phone, getting prepared for disaster has never been easier. Over on Mashable, they have a great list of resources that either use Web 2.0 tools like Facebook , or can be integrated with any current generation smart phone.
Though it sounds rather fancy and complicated, it is really just another way [...]

United Way’s Response to Haiti

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Learn more about United Way Worldwide’s response to the devastation in Haiti. Together with our partners in the area, and around the world, we can make a difference for the long term.

Do 1 Thing: Water

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The Bay Area is blessed with access to some pristine water sources. In fact the water in the Hecth Hetchy reservoir in the Yosemite was good enough to be bottled and sold to the public. But transporting water from its source requires pipes that can easily be damaged or disrupted during a disaster. Not [...]

More Free Doses of H1N1 Vaccine Are Now Availble for High-Risk Groups

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On Tuesday, December 22, the San Francisco Department of PublicĀ  Health will makeĀ  16,000 doses of the vaccine available at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. These free doses will be set aside for San Francisco residents in the high-risk priority group.
The SF Dept of Pubic Health defines high risk as:
Pregnant women
All people from 6 months [...]

20th Anniversary of Big Quake Reminds Us All to Prepare

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Tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of the Loma Prieta Earthquake that shook San Francisco, resulting in a partial collaspse of the Bay Bridge as well millions of dollars in residential and commerical destruction. As part of San Francisco’s and our own disaster preparedness, United Way of the Bay Area employees are participating in the Great [...]

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