By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 10:08 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:37 EST, 29 November 2012 One month ago, the massively powerful winds, rain, and floodwaters of Superstorm Sandy devastated much of New York and New Jersey, killing 60 in the region and causing more than $62billion in damage. In the aftermath of the storm, relief groups offered their aid, but many have blasted the Red Cross for being absent in the areas hit hardest by the storm. Many have slammed the organization for not helping families who needed the most relief and are asking what the Red Cross has done with the $150million in donations it has received.
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Activist Michelle Manning said that in two weeks of volunteering in hard-hit Rockaways neighborhood in Queens, she saw only two Red Cross vehicles
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Immediately following storm, Staten Island borough president called Red Cross 'an absolute disgrace'
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Organization has received $150m in donations following Superstorm Sandy
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Red Cross says that parts of Manning's story was inaccurate and she did not contact nonprofit for comment
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Relief group has spent $60-$70M of donations; remainder will be spent on long-term recovery efforts
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