Help donate to victims of Superstorm Sandy

AP Photo/Kathy KmonicekTwo people look over piles of clothing in front of Long Beach city hall donated for victims of Superstorm Sandy on Tuesday

AP Photo/Kathy KmonicekTwo people look over piles of clothing in front of Long Beach city hall donated for victims of Superstorm Sandy on Tuesday

There are several ways to help aid the victims of Hurricane Sandy, which hit the East Coast last week.

A roundup of donation and volunteer opportunites is available on the FEMA website.

You can also donate time or give blood through the American Red Cross.

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