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Tag: Natural Disaster

USAA at One Riverwalk Place.
Posted inBusiness & Tech

USAA Cites Disasters and Competition for Lower Employee Bonus

by Shari Biediger January 23, 2019January 25, 2019

USAA employees, about 19,000 of whom are based in San Antonio, will receive 14.8 percent of their annual salary in a payout Feb. 7.

May 21, 2013. Moore, Oklahoma. 4-year-old Devion Hambrick’s eagerness to help his family characterizes the collaborative spirit of Moore, Oklahoma, in the aftermath of the tornado. With his father’s work gloves, Devion spends all day helping to clear debris from the front yard. Many Oklahoma residents actively partake to help their fellow friends, neighbors, and even strangers. Photo by Talia Frenkel/American Red Cross.
Posted inLifestyle, Uncategorized

Rivals Turned Neighbors: San Antonio Red Cross at Work in Oklahoma City

by Robert Rivard May 24, 2013January 31, 2020
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