(Photo courtesy of United Way of Central Maryland)
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The United Way of Central Maryland has established a fund to provide humanitarian relief to those impacted by the devastating flash floods in Ellicott City over the weekend.
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READ MORE: Growing Number Of Covid Deaths Among Vaccinated In Maryland Linked to Diabetes; Hogan Pushes Booster Shots As State Prepares To Vaccinate ChildrenThe ECStrong fund, formed at the request of Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman, will collect donations for the effort. 100 percent of donations collected will be directed toward disaster recovery efforts in the county, which is under a state of emergency.
READ MORE: At Least 10 People Shot, 1 Killed, Over The Weekend In BaltimoreDonations can be big or small, starting as low as $25. To learn more, just CLICK HERE.
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MORE NEWS: 'It's Very Inappropriate': Cell Phone Video Captures Sex Act In Woodlawn High School ClassYou can help out by contributing, sharing the page or texting ECStrong to 51555.
