President's Radio Address In his weekly radio address, President Bush said, "Americans are a compassionate people and we are already hard at work helping those nations meet these challenges. The United States has pledged $350 million in relief assistance, with $15 million already in the hands of relief organizations in the affected countries." Audio

President Commits $350 Million for Tsunami Relief Efforts President Bush on Friday said, "Initial findings of American assessment teams on the ground indicate that the need for financial and other assistance will steadily increase in the days and weeks ahead. Because of this information and based on the recommendation of Secretary Powell and Administrator Natsios, I am today committing $350 million to fund the U.S. portion of the relief effort. Our contributions will continue to be revised as the full effects of this terrible tragedy become clearer."

President to Send Delegation to Assess Tsunami Relief Aid President Bush on Thursday said, "On Sunday, January 2, I will send a delegation of experts to the affected areas to meet with regional leaders and international organizations to assess what additional aid can be provided by the United States."

Tsunami Relief Efforts Discussed Andrew Natsios, USAID Administrator, answered your questions on the ongoing relief efforts for tsunami victims Thursday.

President Discusses Support for Earthquake and Tsunami Victims President Bush on Wednesday said, "These past few days have brought loss and grief to the world that is beyond our comprehension. The United States will continue to stand with the affected governments as they care for the victims." Audio For more information on US Humanitarian Assistance and how you can help . . .