After a disaster, one of the first responses we all think of is to let our co-workers, friends and family know that we’re okay, and to check on them if they were affected by a disaster. The American Red Cross provides an excellent opportunity for this from their home page, free to everyone and easy to use. See their “Safe and Well” page.

After a disaster, one of the first responses we all think of is to let our co-workers, friends and family know that we’re okay, and to check on them if they were affected by a disaster. The American Red Cross provides an excellent opportunity for this from their home page, free to everyone and easy to use. See their “Safe and Well” page.

When you get a chance, take a look at the website currently up at the Sumter Regional Hospital (the hospital that was hit by a tornado last Thursday).  The site contains employee information, a message from the CEO, donation information, photographs, as well as a link to their regular website.

How would your website be managed following a disaster?