Facebook just made it a lot easier for users to find and give help in the wake of crises and disasters. The social media company has created Community Help, a new tool tied to the Safety Check feature ...

Facebook plans to add a feature on Wednesday, Feb. 8, to make it easier for people affected by disasters to find each other locally to provide and receive help. The world's largest social network said ...

Facebook plans to add a feature on Wednesday to make it easier for people affected by disasters to find each other locally to provide and receive help. The world’s largest social network said its ...

Facebook’s Safety Check tool makes it easy to check up on loved ones after a terrorist attack, earthquake, hurricane, or other disaster, but there isn’t much more to it. Survivors can notify friends ...

Facebook is taking its Safety Check feature beyond the ability to just mark yourself and others as safe with a new addition called Community Help, which started rolling out Wednesday. Facebook first ...

Facebook back in November announced a new Community Help feature that lets people ask for or offer things like shelter, food, and supplies in the event of a natural disaster, and now the tool is ...

Facebook is making it easier for relief organizations to pinpoint exactly where people are in crisis -- and discover exactly what they need. The company announced at its second-annual Social Good ...

Facebook first launched its Community Help feature in 2017, to give users a way to offer assistance, search for help and receive help in the wake of a crisis. The feature has since been used to ...

Facebook today is introducing a new feature that will allow users in the U.S. to collect food, clothing and other necessities for people in need. The feature, called “Drives,” is being made available ...

Facebook logo is seen at a start-up companies gathering at Paris' Station F in Paris, France, January 17, 2017. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer By David Ingram (Reuters) - Facebook plans to add a feature on ...