It has been more than 90 days since Hurricane Sandy and I still have not received any money to repair my home. FEMA has not given me further housing assistance and now my home is infested with bats. That aside, I tried to call The Red Cross today and their directory has New Jersey listed alphabetically after North Dakota? I finally called 848-202-2930 for assistance and the answering machine says to leave a message and someone will return my call shortly. It then says, "MAILBOX IS FULL!" This is unacceptable and the ignorance of this organization and their lack of concern should be publicized.
Christopher Capo

CR
12:55 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
I just called the waaaaaaaa-mbulance for you, paisan! You can thank me later.
I have spoken
12:55 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
WAAAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
S. Bar
12:09 pm on Friday, February 8, 2013
It is a joke and known to be corrupt. Did they really need to drop off boxes of dried milatary food and back packs with torches and water purifying pills? This isn't Haiti. Would have been better off just giving building materials or something to people whose insurance didn't cover everything.
Commenting
8:50 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
When was the last time YOU volunteered with them to really understand what they do?.
~Barb~
1:30 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Red Cross provides emergency relief immediately after a disaster. It's not their responsibility to give you a new house, car, clothes, or pay your bills 4 months later. Get a life!
S. Bar
11:59 am on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Point is their CEO gets paid over $600,000/year. Mr. Capo didn't say he was asking for a new house, car or pay bills. He house was destroyed as were all of his belongings. Have a heart Barb. And ps. the red cross does give clothes.
1stcav
5:11 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Donuts & coffee from the donut dollies , that's all folks !
Commenting
8:50 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
When was the last time YOU volunteered with them to really understand what they do?.
Commenting
8:49 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Red Cross Disaster Assistance helpline (800) 621-3362. Very easy to find on computer. They are a great organization, when was the last time YOU volunteered with them to really understand what they do.
CanWeTalk?
2:10 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
WHO IS COMMENTING, AND WHAT'S HE/SHE GOT TO DO WITH RED CROSS, AND HOW MUCH GETTING PAID???????????????????????????????
NEVER SAY IT'S GREAT ORG. PEOPLE I KNOW GAVE PLENTY TO THEM, AND "LIKE THE GUY SAID" "IT'S A JOKE".
IT'S NICE TO GIVE A SMALL SANDWICH AND 1 BOTTLE OF WATER, BUT, THEY COLLECT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, AND I DON'T KNOW OF ANYONE WHO IS GETTING HELP. SO, I WENT TO THE VOLUNTEER PAGES, AND THEY DON'T WANT PEOPLE. I SUPPOSE THEY ONLY USE THOSE WHO KEEP THEIR MOUTHS SHUT. SO, TWO WORDS FOR COMMENTING. :) DON'T COMMENT!
S. Bar
12:03 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Red Cross received more $ donations then any other organization. The point is they used the money to pay their staff and drop off freeze dried food to people as if we were in Haiti. Surely the money could be used in a better way. They weren't even here until days after the storm. My local fire dept for days was the outfit doing the most good driving up and down the streets making sure people had blankets and water and asking if anyone needed medical attention. The point is for the organization collecting the most money, how is it helping? PS. the vast majority of the money goes to foreign aid.
CanWeTalk?
2:42 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
How about before another disaster strikes, each person or group contact their church, fire department, or any first responders, and donate through/to them to begin with. Make some calls and find out which churches are noted for helping others and get a volunteer group together and work with them, so that those who actually have the need are served. It's exhausting to keep hashing out about the R.C. bec. they aer no good to us in this country. Getting paid big bucks. Has anyone gone to their pages to try to volunteer? Try it.