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Apartment for Lease
1 Bed/1 Bath; Laundry on-site;
1 car enclosed garage; $1795/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
Condo for Lease
2 Bed/2 Bath; Beautiful and
bright south-facing, top floor
unit; Master suite with walk-in
closet; Laundry hook-ups; $2995/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
For Lease
Avail Large 40x40 2 story garage
with office and bathrm. Aprox 2800
sq ft. For storage or daytime office
use only - NOT zoned for residential
living, manufacturing or Industrial.
Ample parking. Secluded location in
heart of El Segundo- great for classic
car storage or artist space. $2,500
month plus utilities. Please call
(310) 985-1184 or (310) 487-1476
for showings.
House for Lease
2 Bed/1Bath with large yard; $2995/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
House for Rent
LARGE E.S. House 2 BD/2B,
living and family room, 1600sq. 2
Car Garage w/ WD Hook-up’s. Avl.
9/1. 1515 E. Sycamore Ave. No
pets. $3,450.00, one year lease.
310-322-6090
Moving Sale
Collectibles. Tools. Furniture. Area
Rugs. Sports Equip. New & Barely
Used Clothing, Knick Knacks. Sat/
Sun 8am Start. 619 Sheldon Street.
Rummage Sale
United Methodist Church, 540
Main St, El Segundo rummage sale.
Fri. Sept 8, 9:00 to 5:00, Sat, Sept
9, 9:00 to 1:30. Household goods,
toys, books, clothing, shoes, tools,
furniture, etc.
Townhouse for Lease
3 Bed/2 ½ Bath; 2 Car
Garage; $4500/month –
C o n t a c t 3 1 0 - 6 4 7 - 1 6 3 5
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Houston’s Back from page 3
Whole Foods is taking donations for the
American Red Cross through the Amazon
Smile website, and promised to match cash
donations of up to $1 million. American
Airlines is giving loyalty-program members
10 miles for every dollar members donate
to the Red Cross, with a minimum donation
of $25. Apple is accepting donations of $5,
$10, $25, $50, $100, or $200 through iTunes.
Every donation is passed onto the American
Red Cross, and Apple gave $2 million to the
Red Cross and offered to match employee
donations at a 2:1 rate.
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation
is donating $1 million to support Harvey
relief efforts, including a $250,000 donation
to the Red Cross. Bank of America will also
match employee donations of $1 or more until
September 30.
Boeing made a $1 million pledge to the
American Red Cross, and Carnival Cruise
Lines and its philanthropic division also said
they would give $1 million to Harvey disaster
relief, without specifying which organizations
would receive the gift. Carnival ‘s Chairman
Micky Arison and his wife matched the cruise
ship company’s $1 million gift with a donation
of their own.
Chevron is making a $1 million contribution
to the American Red Cross, and the Californiabased
refinery said that the Chevron Humankind
fund will match the personal contributions of the
company’s U.S. paid employees and retirees.
Valero did the same with a $1 million gift and
gave away free gas in the Houston area during
and after hurricane Harvey that set a storm-drive
n rainfall record of 51.88 inches for the 48 states.
Southwest Airlines donated 100 round-trip
tickets to help move volunteers from disaster
response organization Team Rubicon into
Houston once flight operations resume. The
Dallas-based carrier supplied catering services to
support the shelter at the Kay Bailey Hutchison
Convention Center in downtown Dallas, and
made a $500,000 donation to the Red Cross.
United Airlines is encouraging passengers to
donate to the relief efforts by offering three
million bonus miles to MileagePlus members
who made a donation. The carrier said it will
match the first $100,000 in donations to the
American Red Cross or AmeriCares.
Raytheon wasted little time, announcing two
days after Harvey made land on August 25 that
the company would make a $250,000 grant to
help residents affected by the hurricane and
flooding. Raytheon’s gift included $50,000 to
the American Red Cross and a matching grant
of up to $100,000 for all employee donations
to ongoing disaster relief in the region. Last
week, nationwide retailer Walmart made the
largest pledge to date, offering $20 million for
Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. This includes
$10 million for support of American Red Cross
shelters and $2 million in support of a relief
fund at the Greater Houston Community Foundation.
The Arkansas-based retailer promised
to match customer donations two to one up to
$10 million in cash and products.
This is not meant as a complete listing
of companies and brands involved with the
corporate giving to the Gulf region. A full listing,
which is updated regularly, can be found
at www.uschamberfoundation.org/aid-event/
hurricane-harvey. Companies that wish to have
their donations and fundraising drives added
to the list can do so by using the form on the
Corporate Aid Tracker. The page also lists past
disasters and the level of corporate support for
recovery from past disasters and emergencies
in the United States and in foreign countries. •
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