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From home repairs to benefit applications assistance —see how we’ve already distributed $20 million in Relief Fund donations to organizations throughout the tri-state area. 
Learn more here: http://www.robinhood.org/rhsandy
29% has gone to provide individual and emergency assistance, such as water, blankets, cash grants and organizational support in the immediate wake of the storm; also includes $2 million grant to New York City Non-Profit Recovery Loan Program.
27% to groups offering housing assistance, such as home repairs and renovations, mold remediation, rental assistance and moving fees.
18% to benefits/legal counseling which includes helping people apply for FEMA and other benefits (unemployment insurance, food stamps), assistance navigating insurance claims, filing appeals for insurance/FEMA denials, and other legal assistance.
13% to medical and mental health support, including counseling services, nursing care and medical supplies
10% to food pantries and soup kitchens which provided hundreds of thousands of meals to storm victims.
2% to groups helping people find/train for new jobs.
1% to education programs that provided tutoring to displaced students and day care services.

From home repairs to benefit applications assistance —see how we’ve already distributed $20 million in Relief Fund donations to organizations throughout the tri-state area.

Learn more here: http://www.robinhood.org/rhsandy

  • 29% has gone to provide individual and emergency assistance, such as water, blankets, cash grants and organizational support in the immediate wake of the storm; also includes $2 million grant to New York City Non-Profit Recovery Loan Program.
  • 27% to groups offering housing assistance, such as home repairs and renovations, mold remediation, rental assistance and moving fees.
  • 18% to benefits/legal counseling which includes helping people apply for FEMA and other benefits (unemployment insurance, food stamps), assistance navigating insurance claims, filing appeals for insurance/FEMA denials, and other legal assistance.
  • 13% to medical and mental health support, including counseling services, nursing care and medical supplies
  • 10% to food pantries and soup kitchens which provided hundreds of thousands of meals to storm victims.
  • 2% to groups helping people find/train for new jobs.
  • 1% to education programs that provided tutoring to displaced students and day care services.
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