The devastating Indonesian tsunami has claimed more than 400 lives - here's what you can do to help the victims

Catholic Relief Services is working to bring disaster relief to those in West Java and Sumatra. They have a 4 out of 4 rating from Charity Navigator

Source: Fast Company

Doctors Without Borders — which has a 4 out of 4 star rating from Charity Navigator — has three teams in the area. Two teams are supporting health centers in the Pandeglang district; a third team is mobile traveling to those who cannot make it to health centers.

Source: Fast Company

GlobalGiving has a fund set up for tsunami relief: short-term emergency relief in the form of food, water, and medicine, and long-term assistance with recovery. It has a four-star rating from Charity Navigator.

Source: Fast Company

The American Jewish World Service (AJWS) has a four out of four star rating on Charity Navigator. AJWS has a Indonesia Disaster Relief Fund and the organization works with local partners to both rebuild in the long-term and provide immediate emergency aid.

Source: Business Insider

Islamic Relief USA is on the ground assessing damage, and it's raising funds for emergency relief. The organization has a four star rating from Charity Navigator.

Source: The New York Times

International Medical Corps is working with local aid organizations on the ground to provide emergency relief; it has a three out of four star rating on Charity Navigator.

Source: The New York Times

The International Federation of Red Cross has sent over "relief goods from its regional warehouse in Banten including water, tarpaulins, cleaning equipment (shovels, mattocks (axes), etc.), family kits and hygiene kits," according to its website.

Source: The New York Times and the IFRC

UNICEF is on the ground standing by to help the Indonesian government with the goal to help children and families. The organization has a rating of three out of four stars.

Source: Fast Company