China's Rich, Poor Make Tsunami Donations
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From farmers to millionaires, Chinese from all walks of life are digging deep into their pockets to help victims of Southeast Asia's devastating earthquake and tsunamis in one of the country's largest fund-raising efforts in recent history.
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The local chapter of the American Red Cross is collecting funds for tsunami disaster relief in Southern Asia. Executive Director Susan Sauls cautioned that the Red Cross is not equipped to handle any donated items.
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British charities launch a huge aid effort for victims of the Asian tsunami which has killed more than 50,000 people.
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Intel Corp., which has numerous offices in Asia, is making cash donations to organizations offering relief services following the Dec. 26 tsunami that has devastated coastal areas of South and Southeast Asia.
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QUEEN Elizabeth II has made a substantial donation to aid efforts for victims of the tsunami disaster in Asia, royal officials said today.
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Public donations to the Asian tsunami appeal reach Â£76m and are expected to top Â£100m, charities confirm.
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Many US base officials across the Pacific are telling residents that cash donations are the best way for individuals to support relief efforts after Sundayâs massive earthquake and deadly tsunami left tens of thousands dead and millions homeless across
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LONDON: The world's rich industrialised nations stepped up their efforts yesterday to help Asian countries devastated by the tsunami by offering to freeze billions of dollars in debt repayments.
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British firms pledged millions of dollars in cash for victims of the tsunami wave disaster in Asia and launched schemes to encourage workers and clients to dig deep too.
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Some charities could close because so much money is being raised for tsunami victims, an expert warns.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Friday  offered 500 million yuan ($60.42 million) in aid for  tsunami-ravaged countries on top of $2.6 million already  pledged.
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British charities are stepping up their efforts today to help the victims of the tsunamis which devastated countries around the Indian Ocean.
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Giving money may be the best way to provide immediate relief to the victims of the South Asia tsunami catastrophe, but it's long-term development aid that will provide countries with the greatest stability.
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U.S. companies are expected to  contribute hundreds of millions of dollars in relief aid to  tsunami-hit Asia, but some may be slower to help since the  sudden disaster struck during a holiday season, company  executives and charity experts said on Wednesday.
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The world has pledged about $500 million to help tsunami survivors, relying on lessons from past disasters to expedite relief.
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WASHINGTON: Chinese Minister of Finance Jin Renqing has called on the world&#39;s developed countries to step up their aid provision to poorer nations.
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The international response to a  catastrophic tsunami in Asia has been quick and generous, a  senior U.N. official said on Tuesday, playing down his earlier  comments that wealthy nations were stingy.