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Houston has been hit hard by Hurricane Harvey, causing heavy flooding in some parts of the city. The Montrose and Museum Districts in which the wedding will take place have only been minimally effected, thankfully, but the city as a whole will be recovering from this disaster for at least the next decade. If you would like to make a contribution to Harvey Relief in lieu of a traditional wedding gift, we suggest that you choose from among the following organizations. We have listed specific organizations below, but there are many more outlets enumerated in these lists here: Money for the People: http://bit.ly/2wHVwGV NPR: http://n.pr/2iIK6Ni Colorlines: http://bit.ly/2iJgL5a A Just Harvey Recovery: http://bit.ly/2iH2Dcw

http://bit.ly/2vFtsQs

Houston Undocumented Communities

An estimated 575,000 undocumented immigrant families live in Houston and its surrounding suburbs. Many have lost it all. Due to their undocumented status, hundreds of thousands don't qualify for government aid, such as FEMA.

http://bit.ly/2xyiSvS

SHAPE Community Center | Texas

As one of the most visible and involved community centers in Houston’s African-American community and the Houston community as a whole, S.H.A.P.E. has led the way toward justice, equal opportunity, and institution building in the city, state, nation and world. Because of its deep commitment to the community, S.H.A.P.E. has actively sought ways to oppose injustice and to better the community for all people.” This community center, staple in Houston’s Black Community located in the heart of Houston’s Third Ward, has been there for the community in every kind of way since time immemorial.

http://bit.ly/2xyQRnZ

Lone Star Legal Aid

Provides Free Legal Aid to people with low income, disabilities, and seniors. Their headquarters were damaged on Monday after an explosion and fire due to Harvey. Please join me in supporting them as they will be actively providing disaster relief services to much needed Houstonians. Thanks! Check out info about this nonprofit: https://lonestarlegal.wordpress.com/

http://bit.ly/2wownOy

Fe y Justicia Workers’ Center

Fe y Justicia (Faith and Justice) is a Local Immigrant Laborer Rights and Advocacy Group. Houston’s recovery from Hurricane Harvey will be a marathon, and those who will bear much of the weight these coming years in the cleanup and rebuilding of our city will be immigrant laborers. Only this time around, they will be even more at risk of exploitation due to upcoming implementation of state policies targeting them for arrest and deportation, not to mention the added health risks of broken infrastructures, chemical and material debris, a surge in mosquitoes, etc. They will be assembling outreach kits for day laborers to take to labor sites in efforts to inform them of their civil and labor rights and health risks as they are tapped to be the unappreciated labor in our post-disaster recovery.

http://bit.ly/2wJOsJJ

Trans Advocate

The fund will assist Gulf Coast trans, intersex, and genderqueer survivors recover from this disaster.

http://www.portlight.org/

Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies

Portlight Strategies, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization, founded in 1997 to facilitate a variety of projects involving people with disabilities, including post-disaster relief work.

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