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Britney Spears is giving away a trip for 2 to the MTV Video Music Awards, and is giving away the costume she will wear during her performance, with all the money going to the Louisiana Flood victims.

Among the faces: old, young, married, single, Asian, black, white, sick. All who have lost something very dear, but not the will to carry on.

This list gives you websites and phone numbers that are useful in replacing important documents that may have been lost in the Louisiana floods.

This sweet dog was stranded in the flood, scared to death, and was desperately clinging to a small piece of fence to keep from drowning. Watch as these men pull up and save this dog's life.

As much as we've come together over the past week to help ourselves, there is a very long road ahead of us before we can recover, if we ever can. This is a task we need help in achieving. Baton Rouge resident and New Iberia native Heather Cross took to Facebook to tell CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, ABC News, CBS News, Good Morning America, The Today Show and all national media everything we as Louisianians want them to hear.

As the rest of the country is finally finding out how bad the Louisiana floods have been, many people are jumping at the chance to help. Nashville took early notice however, and now Garth Brooks has spoken out publicly urging people to help us.

Boise State, the first opponent the Cajuns will face this fall in football, has set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for United Way of Acadiana.

From around the world people are using the Internet to offer personal contributions to aid in flood relief efforts across Louisiana.

The life blood of Louisiana, agriculture, suffers tremendous damage during the Flood of 2016. Damages are over $100 million and rising.

If you need to register your damage from the flood, you can call 394-2810 or email the information to ohsep@stmartinsheriff.org.

Actor and Louisiana resident John Schneider has lost his home and movie studio to the historic flooding in our state.

Here's some advice on renting and other options you might consider in housing your family while you wait for your flood damaged home to be repaired or restored.

A LSU economist issues a forecast for true recovery from the recent flooding across the state.

Thank you, South Alabama. Ragin' Cajuns and flood victims across Louisiana needed your help.

Facebook users have been copying and pasting a status update that lists the ten things we learned from the recent flooding in South Louisiana.

It may have been over a week since the Great Flood of 2016 was caused by a weather system described as "a hurricane without the wind" drenched south Louisiana, but many people are still feelings its effects and are expected to continue feeling those effects for more time to come.

One of the first schools to do a supply drive after the flood last week in south Louisiana was the University of South Alabama and on Monday they delivered what they collected.

The family of Mickey Shunick is just one of the thousands of Acadiana flood victims who have accounts set up for them through Go Fund Me.

The video of the incredible rescue in Baton Rouge of the woman and her dog has been seen by countless people all over the world. A Baton Rouge man claims he now has that red Miata from the video, and that it's a stolen vehicle.

The best way to pre-register is online at www.dcfs.la.gov/preregister, or you can call 1-888-LAHELP-U (1-888-524-3578).