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Katrina Sympathizers Neglect South Mississippi in Favor of New Orleans
Ryan LaFontaine, in the latest edition of the Sun Herald, writes “National media attention continues to follow the Big Easy’s plight, leaving smaller towns feeling left behind.”
from the Sun Herald:
According to the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, more than $3.6 billion in private donations has been sent to the Gulf Coast from corporations, foundations and individuals.
Of those donations, Bay St. Louis has received about $160,000 — total — and $50,000 of that came from one man, Favre said.
In contrast, in New Orleans, $2 million will go to help arts organizations, Pennsylvania residents donated $80,000 for a truck to suck out the muck from the city’s underground drainage system and a New York nonprofit sent $262,000 to public school teachers, to name just a few private donations.
People, please have a heart and know that New Orleans was merely a tiny portion of the area affected by Hurricane Katrina.
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