American Red Cross Just completed — the American Red Cross Family Registration Web, which is designed to help those searching for information regarding family members affected by the disaster. If you are from one of the disaster-impacted areas, you can register at the site, and this will help Red Cross workers provide information to family members and loved ones who are concerned about you. Other Red Cross links: Donate to the Disaster Relief Fund Find out about giving blood   The September 11th Fund United Way and The New York Community Trust have established The September 11th Fund. Contributions will be used to help respond to the immediate and longer-term needs of the victims, their families, and communities affected by the events of September 11. Please note that 100% of all contributions will be used to support these efforts, as United Way and The Community Trust are underwriting all administrative costs. Donations can be made online, by telephone (at 1-800-710-8002) or by mail.   World Trade Center Relief Fund The newly established New York State World Trade Center Fund supports the emergency response and victim support efforts in New York. Donations can be made online (follow the link on the site), by phone (at 1-800-801-8092), or by mail (to the address provided on the site).   Salvation Army Disaster Relief The Salvation Army sees to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of families, individuals, and emergency personnel involved in the disasters. Aid is given to those affected both directly and indirectly by this tragedy. Donations can be made online or by phone at 1-800-SAL-ARMY (1-800-725-2769).   Mercy Corps Mercy Corps supports organizations that provide counseling for survivors, emergency personnel, and families of the victims. They also support organizations that provide scholarship funds for children who lost parents in the attacks. Mercy Corps ensures that your funds reach outstanding local organizations that are making a difference. Donations can be made online (follow the link on the site), by phone (at 1-800-852-2100), or by mail (to the address provided on the site).