If you want to help the people of Sulawesi

This NGO is a legitimate group (known personally to me) that is putting people and equipment on the ground in the disaster area.

Donations are very welcome.

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1950/45098403582_6f6d5fef1a_z.jpg

https://flipboard.com/topic/buckinghamp … d7%2Fco.uk

The Queen makes a private donation to Indonesia disaster fund as death toll from quake and tsunami climbs to 1,600
dailymail.co.uk - Claire Anderson For Mailonline

The Queen has made a private donation the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) appeal to help survivors in Indonesia.

As the relief operation, at least as far as emergency work is concerned, is over, perhaps it's time to un-sticky this thread.
Saying that, a lot of people died, were injured, and left homeless by that tragic event, so I would request posters show a little respect.

All with due respect & grief for life lost.
A prayer goes out to the victims & family.
Our hometown in Tasik Malaya has fair share of quakes.
Even worse when working in Sibolga nearest Pulau Nias.
Worse of all when in Medan during the 2004 quakes.
Bali was more docile quakes but an domineering volcano instead Gunung Agong.