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地震

Earthquake Relief Donations


A davastating 8.0 earthquate hit a vast area in the Sichuan Province on May 12, 2008.
On May 21, the death toll has exceeded 41,353, with 274,883 injured and possibly two million made homeless.
An all-out effort has been made by the Chinese people and government to help the victims.

Won't you help?


Donations: Here are a few ways to send your donations.

  • Chinese Red Cross

    Red Cross Society of China

    The Red Cross has set up a bank account for donations that will go directly to help the victims. Please use the following account information to give whatever amount you can to help. In China

    RMB Account: 0200001009014413252

    Address: The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Beijing Dongsinan Branch

    Foreign Currency: 7112111482600000209

    Address: CITIC Bank , Jiuxianqiao Branch

    Overseas If you are outside of China, but would still like to offer some support, you can deposit US dollars into the following account:

    US Dollar Account: 7112111482600000209

    China CITIC Bank Beijing, Jiuxianqiao Branch

    C&W Tower. No.14,

    Jiuxianqiao Street, Chaoyang District

    Beijing, China

    Zip Code: 100016

    Swift Code:CIBKCNBJ100

    TEL: 86-10-64319780

  • American Red Cross

    If you are in the U.S., one way to donate to the earthquake relief is send your donation via American Red Cross, with specific instruction to forward your donation to the Chinese Red Cross.
    You may use credit cards and the donations qualify for IRS tax deduction.

    Click to go to the Home Page of Red Cross, and be sure to click on the word "Click here", as shown before.
  • You may wish to donate via Google.
    Click here to donate, and Google will also add to their donation.
  • See also blog posted by Kai-Fu Lee, Present, Google Greater China


Thank you for your kindness
Barely two weeks after the earthquake, over two million people are homeless. Just to provide temporary tents for them is a huge undertaking. See these early photos:


Victims settle in temporary tents at the Agricultural University in Dujiangyan of southwest China's Sichuan province, Friday, May 16, 2008. [Agencies]


Earthquake survirors walk outside shelters in Dujiangyan, May 19, 2008. The quake has made thousands of people homeless in Sichuan. [Agencies]

Construction workers work on a resettlement site for the victims of the May 12 quake in Dujiangyan, southwest China's Sichuan Province, May 20, 2008. A resettlement residence project has started here on May 17 and is expected to be ready on May 27. [Xinhua]

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