Public Service Announcements for International Disasters

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Author:  Mandy Collins, Alpharetta, GA
Views:  81   Comments:  1   Links:  0
Description:  Based on the following statistic: The shipping & purchase of a twenty-four case of bottled water could provide seventy Nigerian citizens clean drinking water for one year. Utima... (more)
Description:  Based on the following statistic: The shipping & purchase of a twenty-four case of bottled water could provide seventy Nigerian citizens clean drinking water for one year. Utimately, this statistic translates to 1 bottled water for every 1,000 cups of clean drinking water. (less)

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Author:  Andy McErlean, Dallas, Tx
Views:  28   Comments:  1   Links:  0
Description:  Getting relief to victims of a crisis is critical. That is why I'm showing cash as the better option instead of cans. The difference cash makes is overwhelming and unmistaken.
Description:  Getting relief to victims of a crisis is critical. That is why I'm showing cash as the better option instead of cans. The difference cash makes is overwhelming and unmistaken.

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Author:  Ashley Stephens, Auburn University
Views:  26   Comments:  0   Links:  0

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Author:  C. McCollough, Auburn
Views:  28   Comments:  0   Links:  0
Description:  Financial donations are the best way to help international disaster victims.
Description:  Financial donations are the best way to help international disaster victims.

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Author:  Audrey Matthews, Auburn, AL
Views:  23   Comments:  0   Links:  0

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Author:  Ryan Boswell, Auburn, AL
Views:  59   Comments:  1   Links:  1
Description:  The poster mostly consist of cans piled up on top of each other. The cans are what most people donate when dealing with diaster relief. The cans in front have the heading, Why Assu... (more)
Description:  The poster mostly consist of cans piled up on top of each other. The cans are what most people donate when dealing with diaster relief. The cans in front have the heading, Why Assume What They Need? This is saying that we should not guess what we think disaster victims need. The relief agencies know example what they need that is why sending cash is best because it allows the agencies to buy the things needed most.(less)