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Simple Steps Can Help Charities Plan for Disasters
By Nicole WallaceThe everyday crises that charity leaders face often leave them with little time or money to devote to planning for fires, floods, terrorism, or other catastrophes. But disaster-response experts say making such plans doesn't have to be hard. Among their suggestions:
Find a model. Andrew S. Lang, a consultant in Bethesda, Md., who works...