Hurricane Idalia slams into the U.S. Gulf Coast: Reach the most vulnerable American families with emergency help ≫
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Read MoreThe global humanitarian organization CARE is responding to Hurricane Idalia by mobilizing its CARE Partner Network in Florida to help address the emergency needs of vulnerable communities. Hurricane Idalia made landfall as a Category 3 storm in Florida's Big Bend, with severe impacts felt along large swaths of the state's Gulf Coast, including the Tampa Bay area.
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