September 2005

Kids Helping Kids After Hurricane Katrina

July 11, 2017September 18, 2005 by Lynnette Walczak

Here it is 3 weeks later, and people all across this great country are still showing amazing acts of humanity to make things a little easier for those whose lives were affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Case in point: Taylor Rutledge from Clarksville, Tennessee put together sixty (60) backpacks and loaded them each with lots of fun stuff and necessities… just for kids.

Taylor’s parents, Jeremiah and Tawana, have a right to be proud of their daughter. In response to Katrina: A FUN Way To Help!, they submitted this photo, along with the following story describing Taylor’s heroic “Hugs For Hurricane Victims Drive”.

Katrina Blog: How People Like You & Me Can Help

April 9, 2024September 2, 2005 by Lynnette Walczak

To all of our readers and their friends & families who have been affected by Hurricane Katrina:

While a site called The Fun Times Guide may not seem like an obvious place to extend a hand to the survivors dealing with Katrina’s brutal aftermath… it’s the best we’ve got.

Katrina Photos: Everyday People Helping Hurricane Katrina Victims

February 6, 2018September 2, 2005 by Lynnette Walczak

Following are the responses received to our Katrina Blog — a request for photographs that depict “good news”… people helping people and having a POSITIVE impact on the lives of Hurricane Katrina’s victims.

If you haven’t sent in your photo yet, you’ve got until September 30th to submit a photo that shows you or your family doing something that’s POSITIVE and DIRECTLY RELATED to the ongoing relief efforts.

Reminder: Every photo = another donation to the American Red Cross!