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Sanctuary on the Trail, Inc. Independent Native American Church of Virginia
PO Box 123 Bluemont VA 20135
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Give Hope Give Help to Robeson County NC Relief Effort

10/12/2016

 
​Please consider helping my NC family and friends in this tragic situation from right where you are. I can personally assure you if you are able to give ANY amount to this GO FUND ME, or our PAY PAL or by personal check, you have my personal promise your money will go directly to families in need.
 
With no power all week, no clean water, no way to flush toilettes and dirty water everywhere, thousands of people are in need of hygiene products, baby items, blankets, food, non-perishables, clothing, shoes, generators, gas and more. Your cash donations help supply these items in addition to helping us serve meals and water, including to our first responders and National Guard. Many have lost everything except each other.
 
Since roads are out, rather than drive the supplies from out of state to the EOC in Lumberton NC, we are sending money to local non-profits we personally know who can purchase the supplies right there and quickly delivery them. Local distribution centers are set up right down the road from my sister’s house.
​FEMA, Red Cross and other non-profits are on the ground helping, there are seven shelters so far, but there cannot be enough help in situations like this. We are working closely with the Red Cross in Lumberton NC and other non-profits located in Robeson County.

Our Hometown is Under Water

​501(c)3 Non-Profit
Donations 100% Tax Deductible
TO:
Sanctuary on the Trail
​PO Box 123 Bluemont VA 20135

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We fear the worst is not yet here. The rivers are still rising and the water is not leaving. Thousands of elderly, homeless, destitute and displaced people I know are in need of our combined help. This is far from over.
 
If you would like to be part of the recovery program in Robeson County NC in other ways, please email me at [email protected] or message me on facebook René Locklear White (Feather). Your donation is 100% tax deductible. Pay Pal available at SanctuaryontheTrail.org
 
René Locklear White (Feather)
Lt. Col., USAF (Retired)
President, Sanctuary on the Trail
Lumbee Indian
​Home of Record, Robeson County NC
501(c)3 non-profit 

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