• The American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa (ARAHA), an international nonprofit based in Columbia Heights, is accepting donations through its website: https://araha.org/.
• Feed My Starving Children, an international nonprofit based in Coon Rapids, is accepting donations and volunteers through its website: www.fmsc.org/.
• Dine Out for Somalia, a grass-roots effort by 60-plus local restaurant owners, will donate a portion of sales on April 7 to drought and famine relief. For a list of participating restaurants: https://www.facebook.com/dineoutsomalia/.
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