Damage Caused by The Gulf Coast Oil Spill And Ways You Can Help

BP has now spent about 1.6 billion dollars trying to cleanup the oil spill, but it will take years before the gulf coast will even get close to being like it was before.There are 400 species of birds threatened by the oil spill. Yet, there are 27,000 animal rescue workers trying to help save them.Those workers are willing to help, but what are they going to do without money for supplies? And how can they cleanup the beaches and the water without, again money for proper supplies? And, if you live near the gulf coast and you happen to be reading this, why are you on the computer? If i live near enough and was old enough I wouldn't be writing this. I would be out there, doing everything I could to end this nightmare. But since I can't do that, I am having my book drive and donating the money to the efforts. I have found quite a few reputable charities that I will now list:

CLEANUP:
1.`Deepwater Horizon Unified Command- 866-448-5816 deepwaterhorizonresponse.com
2. volunteerlouisiana.gov
3. Mississippi:mcvs.org
4. volunteerflorida.org
5. servealabama.gov
WILDLIFE RESCUE:
1. sierraclub.org
2. audubon.org
3. National Wildlife Federation, text "WILDLIFE" to 2022 to donate ten dollars.
nwf.org/oilspill
If you know me, please help me with my fundraiser. If not, try donating to one of these charities for volunteering with them.