Health | Ebola How You Can Help in Ebola Fight Relief agencies need donations By Newser Editors Posted Oct 3, 2014 1:30 PM CDT Copied Residents of the St. Paul Bridge neighborhood take a man suspected of carrying the Ebola virus to the Island Clinic in Monrovia, Liberia. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay) Hand-wringing isn't going to help stop the world's Ebola outbreak, but money might. The New York Times offers a list of groups trying to keep the disease in check in West Africa and elsewhere, along with links for those interested in donating: Doctors Without Borders: Ways to help here. International Medical Corps: Go here. UNICEF: Go here. Save the Children: Go here. International Red Cross: Go here. World Food Program: Go here. Samaritan's Purse: Go here. Partners in Health: Go here. Americares: Go here. An NBC cameraman is the latest American to contract the disease. Read These Next President Trump accuses six Democrats of 'seditious behavior.' He was an Olympian. Now he's the FBI's most wanted. Driver kills 3, then asks, 'Why should I apologize?' Disturbing turn of events in case of a teen found dead on a cruise. Report an error