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Ike Relief Donations Top $250,000

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas -- Disaster relief donations for employee victims of Hurricane Ike have now soared past $250,000, the two major industry agencies collecting the funds reported Thursday.

By Jim Rubenstein | Updated on September 25, 2008

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas — Disaster relief donations for employee victims of Hurricane Ike have now soared past $250,000, the two major industry agencies collecting the funds reported Thursday.

For its part, the Texas Credit Union Foundation said it has now received more than $155,000 in its Disaster Relief Fund and of that amount has already processed 289 applications issuing checks for $140,000.

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