Charity Navigator (charitynavigator.org), which provides ratings of charities, has compiled a list of organizations delivering aid, including the American Red Cross, World Hope International and Matthew 25: Ministries.
The American Kidney Fund is helping with transportation expenses for dialysis treatment, replacing lost medications and assisting with temporary housing; kidneyfund.org.
AmeriCares deployed workers to Florida to deliver emergency medicines and supplies and to offer support to health clinics; americares.org.
GlobalGiving’s Hurricane Michael Relief Fund supports local organizations; globalgiving.org.
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