notes: From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg. Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at: pj_turner@sbcglobal.net The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg (SEE HOPE CITY DETAILS BELOW) Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at: 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at: pj_turner@sbcglobal.net The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education

name: Hope Crisis Response Network -> Hope Crisis Response Network (HCRN)

notes: From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg. Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at: pj_turner@sbcglobal.net The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg. Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at: pj_turner@sbcglobal.net The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education

main_phone: 1 (866) 909-4673 or 1 (574) 294-5707 -> Main: 1 (866) 909-4673 or Dodge City, KS: 620-227-3922
notes: From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg. Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at pj_turner@sbcglobal.net. The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg. Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at: pj_turner@sbcglobal.net The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education
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notes: HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> From their weekly email update: Busy times for disaster workers in Greensburg, Kansas. Several HCRN staff members spent time in Kansas working on damage assessments and planning for recovery work. As is often the case, even the photos and video of the destruction can't portray the massive loss. About 220 square blocks of this small town were wiped out, 960 homes and 120 businesses. HCRN is calling for regional volunteers to assist in the clean up. Because of the distance to nearby towns, we do not have access to volunteer housing at this time. Most hotels are about an hour from Greensburg. Please contact our office or watch the website as this situation continues to develop. Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church of Dodge City is coordinating the volunteer work teams. You can contact him at 620-227-3922 or via e-mail at pj_turner@sbcglobal.net. The HCRN team found the families in Greensburg to be resolute as they looked over the incredible damage. ------------------------------------------------ HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education

name: Hope Crisis Response Network (Greensburg) -> Hope Crisis Response Network
address: ->

state: IN -> KS
parish: -> Kiowa
town: Elkhart -> Greensburg
address: P.O. Box 2123 ->
notes: VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> HCRN - HQ: P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education
zip: 46515 -> 00000
region: Midwest -> Southwest

name: Hope Crisis Response Network -> Hope Crisis Response Network (Greensburg)

notes: "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> VOAD Meeting Notes 5/22/07: HCRN is making a 2 year committment to the recovery. Currently building housing and getting trailers for families. Looking for a site to place the units. -Housing will be for volunteers. They have volunteers committed to coming for 10 weeks. -Coordinating with Pastor Jeff Turner at the First Missionary Church in Dodge City. They aren't affiliated with the church but have prior relations with them. -Housing units will arrive the last week of 7/07 -Focus will be on rebuilding mainly the uninsured or severely underinsured families. -Several items have been donated (ie. Sprung Huts) to house materials. -One of the Sprung Huts will house the temporary library until another can be built -They have donors supplying building materials and more will be coming. ------------------------------------------------------- "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education

status: Unknown -> Open

address: P.O. Box 2123 -> P.O. Box 2123
notes: Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education -> "Hope City Kansas" will house volunteers working to rebuild homes in Greensburg, a town devastated by a tremendous tornado earlier this month. Hope City: rebuilding homes, restoring lives "Hope City Kansas" will be the second mobile volunteer base camp operated by Hope Crisis Response Network. The first camp operates in Gulfport, Mississippi, providing assistance to families devastated by Hurricane Katrina. "Hope City Kansas" will include two bunkhouse mobile units, with sleeping accomodations for 40; a restroom and shower unit and a mobile kitchen. $300,000 will purchase the necessary equipment and provide the setup costs for the camp to be ready for volunteers by August. This aggressive fundraising campaign will ensure that homes will be under construction this fall in hard-hit Greensburg. HCRN needs help in three ways: Pray - Ask for blessing and wisdom as the HCRN staff moves forward with the ministry work of restoring lives. Give - Friends, volunteers, individuals and churches can be part of this ministry through financial gifts. God has provided an open door and we want to move quickly in the recovery process. Go - Volunteers will be needed beginning this August. HCRN has made an initial two-year commitment to the building effort in Greensburg. Thank you for your generous gifts. We are called to rebuild and restore. Thank you for supporting this ministry. Packets with additional information are available by request from our administrative office. Please call and request your packet, toll-free 1-866-909-HOPE (4673) or through info@hcrn.info. This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it. Donations can be made on-line through our secure donations page or by mailing your pledge or gift to: Hope Crisis Response Network P.O. Box 2123 Elkhart, IN 46515 (574) 522-2547 Hope Crisis Response Network - HCRN is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization located in Northern Indiana. The mission of HCRN during times of disaster is to: 1) coordinate and deploy volunteers, resources, and financial assistance to the affected areas; 2) serve as advocates to help victims obtain assistance from appropriate agencies and organizations; and 3) assist in devising and implementing post-disaster long term recovery plans for local communities. Volunteers are the most valuable and vital resource for any recovery. It is not only our responsibility to provide well-trained volunteers but to equip them with the tools they need to do the job. The secret to having motivated volunteers is to be well prepared and take good care of them. We work within the community to make sure that each of our projects is well planned and managed in a safe and friendly working environment. When a disaster is declared, HCRN is called upon to provide assistance in all four stages of a disaster: Stage One- The Emergency or the 1st Responder Medical Security Food for distribution Coordinating effective donations Coordinating volunteer response Establishing local partnerships Stage Two- The Relief Food distribution Debris clean up Roof tarping Home repairs Medical clinics Advocacy Stage Three- The Recovery Advocacy Long Term Recovery Committee Rebuilds Stage Four- Hazard Mitigation Community Education
organization: -> Faith-based, Non-Profit, Disaster Relief
website: -> http://www.hcrn.info/index.php?option=com_contact&Itemid=3
facility_type: Unknown -> Volunteer Camp
email changed.