Support communities hit by devastating floods

Catastrophic flooding hit Belgium, Germany and other parts of Western Europe. As the death toll continues to rise and many are still missing, our thoughts go out to the families of the victims, the communities who have been devastated as well as the rescue teams.

AmCham EU will make a donation to the Belgian Red Cross. We encourage you to also support relief efforts by clicking here.

For more information, please reach out to Thibaut L’Ortye (TLO@amchameu.eu). 

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18 Jul 2021
Support communities hit by devastating floods

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