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ORIGINAL: LadyPact RS, that's why I asked for this thread. Tomorrow will be another day. I admit... I am cowardly. I want these families to have a chance to grieve I know..... I am wasting My time. there is assistance urgently needed by the victims. there is assistance urgently needed in all of our communities. if this tragedy has touched your heart, please take your day to mourn, but then get out in the community and put your sadness into action. here is a list of agencies in Aurora that can (or cannot, as the case may be) use assistance. or google your own town and find a cause you feel passionate about. think globally, act locally. Bonfils Blood Center After sending 342 units of blood to five local hospitals treating the victims of Friday’s tragic shooting, the Bonfils Blood Center in Denver is desperate for donations, Tiffany Anderson, marketing and communications director, told the Huffington Post via email. The 70-year-old bank particularly needs donations of O-negative and A-negative blood in order to replenish its supply. Bonfils is no longer accepting walk-ins, but you can schedule an appointment by calling 303.363.2300 or visiting the organization’s website here. Aurora Mental Health Center The Aurora Mental Health Center is offering crisis counseling to anyone in need. Those seeking help can walk in to the center or call 303.617.2300 to find out more information. United Way Denver United Way Denver is working to reunite families with lost loved ones who they believe may have been victims of the Aurora theater shooting. Those looking for missing relatives can contact the organization’s 2-1-1 hotline for help. Thrive With Confidence Foundation Thrive With Confidence has organized a local gathering and donation drive in Aurora, Colo., aimed at supporting the community in this time of need. The meeting will provide support for those affected by the tragedy. Donations, such as food and bottled water, are encouraged. For more information, visit the event's Facebook page. Donations can be delivered directly to the Rec Center at 15528 east Hampden circle, Aurora, CO 80013 The American Red Cross The American Red Cross Colorado Chapters dispensed food, water and mental health professionals to Gateway High School, which served as an evacuation site for victims and witnesses after the shooting. The organization is not accepting donations at this time for this specific effort. The Denver Center For Crime Victims The local nonprofit is providing bilingual/bicultural counselors to victims and families affected by the tragedy. The organization provides resources such as financial aid, provisions, support groups and more during times of trauma. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/20/aurora-theater-colorado-shooting_n_1690093.html?ir=Impact
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