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SAN DIEGO — Members of the San Diego community are continuing to join forces to provide aid and lend a hand to victims of Monday's historic rainfall and subsequent flooding. If you need shelter because of storm damage or flooding, The American Red Cross continues to operate a shelter at Lincoln High School, located at 4777 Imperial Ave, San Diego, CA 92113.
Call 1-800-733-2767 to learn more about the Red Cross assistance for storm victims, or follow this link. The San Diego Foundation has launched the San Diego Flood Response Fund to support communities and organizations doing their part to aid storm victims. The foundation accepts donations, and the money will be used for emergency grants to nonprofit service organizations on the front lines of the disaster response.Below, you'll find more links to information from the city, county and community groups related to storm response, including sandbag locations and free vehicle removal: Individual members of the community are organizing donation drives to help victims as well. After handing out home-cooked meals in Barrio Logan all week, the Hernadezes are now collecting supplies at the following addresses: The Jackie Robinson Family YMCA is also collecting donations, including gently used blankets, pillows, jackets and towels. They're also collecting personal hygiene items. It's located at 151 YMCA Way, San Diego, CA 92102. The facility is open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Jackie Robinson Family YMCA is also offering mental health support — send an email here to get connected.Below, you'll find a list of the GoFundMe fundraisers connected to the flooding stories 10News has covered so far: San Diego man swims through flooded home to rescue petsCar owners feel 'unprecedented' impact of flooding in San Diego County Flood victims brace for next round of storms hitting San DiegoHelp revive PASACAT, home of dance & cultureSan Diego family left homeless after floodRanch in Bonita saves animals in storm but suffered thousands in damageEncinitas businesses and homes hit hard by Monday's flash floodingShelltown residents go from rescue to recoveryFlood relief for elderly parentsABC 10News is committed to telling this story from start to finish. Our team of journalists will keep a pulse on the storm recovery as developments happen, and we will continue to check in on how the victims are doing. Find our robust coverage of the storm and its aftermath below.
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