Apple is
accepting donations through iTunes to aid
Harvey storm relief
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As Tropical
storm Harvey causes
catastrophic floods and torrential downpours across the Houston area,
Apple is stepping up to aid
storm relief.*
The tech company has teamed with American Red Cross to create an
iTunes online store link where users can donate in increments of $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, or $200. 100 percent of the contributions will be given to American Red Cross to help provide
relief efforts for those who were adversely affected by unprecedented storm.
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A
similar donations page was set up to benefit the Southern Poverty Law Center in the aftermath of the violence in Charlottesville, earlier in August. Unfortunately,
iTunes store credit cannot be used to make the donations.
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