Donations to Charities Providing Tsunami Relief Top $245-Million

• Ten days after the December 26 catastrophe, the American Red Cross has raised more than $106-million. More than $57-million of that total has come in through the organization's Web site.
  
  
• The U.S. Fund for Unicef, in New York, has received $30-million for its relief efforts. Donors have made approximately 150,000 Internet gifts totaling $20-million.
  
  
• Save the Children, in Westport, Conn., has received more than $15-million in contributions, with $6-million to $7-million coming through the organization's Web site.
  
  
• World Vision USA, in Federal Way, Wash., has received gifts totaling $20-million, with Internet contributions accounting for $11-million of that figure.
  
  
• Oxfam America, in Boston, has raised $15-million, more than $11-million of which has come in online. Oxfam International affiliates have together raised more than $48-million for relief efforts.
  
  
• As of Monday, Catholic Relief Services, in Baltimore, had brought in $14.4-million, $8-million of which was donated online.
  
  
• CARE USA, in Atlanta, has collected $12.5-million for its relief efforts. Internet gifts account for $5.4-million of that total. Internationally, CARE has raised approximately $40-million.
  
  
• Mercy Corps, in Portland, Ore., has raised approximately $10-million -- which is about the same amount the organization raised during its entire 2004 fiscal year. Roughly half of the money Mercy Corps has received for its relief efforts in South Asia have come in online.
  
  
• The International Rescue Committee, in New York, has raised $2.7-million.