is_fee_required: No -> N/A

organization: Episcopal Diocese of LA - Faith-Based Disaster Recovery -> Episcopal Diocese of LA/Faith-Based Disaster Recovery

notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. See complete volunteer details/packet at: http://www.edola.org/odr_volunteer_main.php Susan Foto/Volunteer Coordinator: sfoto@edola.org (504) 895-4304 -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. See complete volunteer details/packet at: http://www.edola.org/odr_volunteer_main.php Susan Foto/Volunteer Coordinator: sfoto@edola.org (504) 895-4304

organization: Faith-Based Disaster Recovery -> Episcopal Diocese of LA - Faith-Based Disaster Recovery

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notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. See complete volunteer details/packet at: http://www.edola.org/odr_volunteer_main.php -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. See complete volunteer details/packet at: http://www.edola.org/odr_volunteer_main.php Susan Foto/Volunteer Coordinator: sfoto@edola.org (504) 895-4304

mgt_contact changed.
notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire ======================================================= Why We Need YOU: Most of the programs offered through the Office of Disaster Response are volunteer-driven. It is only with the help of caring people from around the world that we are able to respond to the needs of people affected by Hurricane Katrina. · ODR needs volunteers in Louisiana to: · do the hard work of gutting and eventually rebuilding a flooded home · offer a listening ear to folks who just need to talk · cheerfully prepare and serve a hearty meal to a hurting community · serve in the medical and mental health fields. · assist our staff in running our Home Coming Centers and the programs for residents that will be offered out of those centers. Adult groups: If an adult group includes a parent who would like to bring their child who is 16 or older, that is acceptable. The child must live and work with the parent at all times. There will be no difference in the way a group of this type is handled than the way a regular adult group is handled. What ODR does to support our Volunteers: ODR is able to provide well organized, well directed, productive and meaningful work for volunteers. We are also able to provide you with good information about your work in New Orleans as well as the condition of New Orleans itself prior to your arrival. ODR provides volunteer housing on a first come first serve basis. All of our housing spaces are located in diocesan churches. Volunteers are provided with comfortable beds, shower facilities and access to a fully equipped kitchen. Our individual housing bases have created resources lists for our volunteer groups including information about area restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies, Laundromats, etc. When working with our gutting crews, ODR will provide all tools necessary for the work. There is no charge for any volunteer experience in the Diocese of Louisiana. If groups wish to make a contribution to their housing space to help offset expenses, that would be appreciated and can be arranged through individual housing base coordinators. Who is an ODR Volunteer?: An ODR volunteer can be ANYONE 16 years old or older. It is not necessary to have specific skills to volunteer in disaster relief. Groups of any number are welcome to coordinate their trips through: Susan Foto, Volunteer Coordinator 504-895-4304 sfoto@edola.org -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. See complete volunteer details/packet at: http://www.edola.org/odr_volunteer_main.php
is_fee_required: N/A -> No

notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire ======================================================= Why We Need YOU: Most of the programs offered through the Office of Disaster Response are volunteer-driven. It is only with the help of caring people from around the world that we are able to respond to the needs of people affected by Hurricane Katrina. · ODR needs volunteers in Louisiana to: · do the hard work of gutting and eventually rebuilding a flooded home · offer a listening ear to folks who just need to talk · cheerfully prepare and serve a hearty meal to a hurting community · serve in the medical and mental health fields. · assist our staff in running our Home Coming Centers and the programs for residents that will be offered out of those centers. Who is an ODR Volunteer?: An ODR volunteer can be ANYONE 16 years old or older. It is not necessary to have specific skills to volunteer in disaster relief. Groups of any number are welcome to coordinate their trips through: Susan Foto, Volunteer Coordinator 504-895-4304 sfoto@edola.org Adult groups: If an adult group includes a parent who would like to bring their child who is 16 or older, that is acceptable. The child must live and work with the parent at all times. There will be no difference in the way a group of this type is handled than the way a regular adult group is handled. What ODR does to support our Volunteers: ODR is able to provide well organized, well directed, productive and meaningful work for volunteers. We are also able to provide you with good information about your work in New Orleans as well as the condition of New Orleans itself prior to your arrival. ODR provides volunteer housing on a first come first serve basis. All of our housing spaces are located in diocesan churches. Volunteers are provided with comfortable beds, shower facilities and access to a fully equipped kitchen. Our individual housing bases have created resources lists for our volunteer groups including information about area restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies, Laundromats, etc. When working with our gutting crews, ODR will provide all tools necessary for the work. There is no charge for any volunteer experience in the Diocese of Louisiana. If groups wish to make a contribution to their housing space to help offset expenses, that would be appreciated and can be arranged through individual housing base coordinators -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire ======================================================= Why We Need YOU: Most of the programs offered through the Office of Disaster Response are volunteer-driven. It is only with the help of caring people from around the world that we are able to respond to the needs of people affected by Hurricane Katrina. · ODR needs volunteers in Louisiana to: · do the hard work of gutting and eventually rebuilding a flooded home · offer a listening ear to folks who just need to talk · cheerfully prepare and serve a hearty meal to a hurting community · serve in the medical and mental health fields. · assist our staff in running our Home Coming Centers and the programs for residents that will be offered out of those centers. Adult groups: If an adult group includes a parent who would like to bring their child who is 16 or older, that is acceptable. The child must live and work with the parent at all times. There will be no difference in the way a group of this type is handled than the way a regular adult group is handled. What ODR does to support our Volunteers: ODR is able to provide well organized, well directed, productive and meaningful work for volunteers. We are also able to provide you with good information about your work in New Orleans as well as the condition of New Orleans itself prior to your arrival. ODR provides volunteer housing on a first come first serve basis. All of our housing spaces are located in diocesan churches. Volunteers are provided with comfortable beds, shower facilities and access to a fully equipped kitchen. Our individual housing bases have created resources lists for our volunteer groups including information about area restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies, Laundromats, etc. When working with our gutting crews, ODR will provide all tools necessary for the work. There is no charge for any volunteer experience in the Diocese of Louisiana. If groups wish to make a contribution to their housing space to help offset expenses, that would be appreciated and can be arranged through individual housing base coordinators. Who is an ODR Volunteer?: An ODR volunteer can be ANYONE 16 years old or older. It is not necessary to have specific skills to volunteer in disaster relief. Groups of any number are welcome to coordinate their trips through: Susan Foto, Volunteer Coordinator 504-895-4304 sfoto@edola.org

notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire ======================================================= Why We Need YOU: Most of the programs offered through the Office of Disaster Response are volunteer-driven. It is only with the help of caring people from around the world that we are able to respond to the needs of people affected by Hurricane Katrina. · ODR needs volunteers in Louisiana to: · do the hard work of gutting and eventually rebuilding a flooded home · offer a listening ear to folks who just need to talk · cheerfully prepare and serve a hearty meal to a hurting community · serve in the medical and mental health fields. · assist our staff in running our Home Coming Centers and the programs for residents that will be offered out of those centers. Who is an ODR Volunteer?: An ODR volunteer can be ANYONE 16 years old or older. It is not necessary to have specific skills to volunteer in disaster relief. Groups of any number are welcome to coordinate their trips through: Susan Foto, Volunteer Coordinator 504-895-4304 sfoto@edola.org Adult groups: If an adult group includes a parent who would like to bring their child who is 16 or older, that is acceptable. The child must live and work with the parent at all times. There will be no difference in the way a group of this type is handled than the way a regular adult group is handled. What ODR does to support our Volunteers: ODR is able to provide well organized, well directed, productive and meaningful work for volunteers. We are also able to provide you with good information about your work in New Orleans as well as the condition of New Orleans itself prior to your arrival. ODR provides volunteer housing on a first come first serve basis. All of our housing spaces are located in diocesan churches. Volunteers are provided with comfortable beds, shower facilities and access to a fully equipped kitchen. Our individual housing bases have created resources lists for our volunteer groups including information about area restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies, Laundromats, etc. When working with our gutting crews, ODR will provide all tools necessary for the work. There is no charge for any volunteer experience in the Diocese of Louisiana. If groups wish to make a contribution to their housing space to help offset expenses, that would be appreciated and can be arranged through individual housing base coordinators

notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire

notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org ===================================================== THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE USED IN OUR GUTTING PROGRAM (we supply these tools or your team can bring them) We welcome donations of any of the items below to your housing or work site. Please let Holly Heine know in advance if you plan to make a tool contribution. Thank you. 24” Crowbars Hammers Bolt cutter Utility knives Flat bars Hand trucks Ladders Screwdrivers 4 lb. Engineer Hammer Chain Saw 8 lb. Sledge Wire cutter 20 oz. Claw Hammer Leaf Rake Push brooms Pick axe/Maul Square Point Shovel Snow Shovels Wheelbarrow with Puncture Proof Tire

main_phone: (504-895-4304) -> (504) 895-4304
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notes: Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org Darlene Davillier - ddavillier@edola.org -> Once a single family home, Chalstrom House now serves as a Parish House for St. Andrew's, housing parish offices and hosting parish community meetings of all types. St. Andrew's Church family has opened the doors of Chalstrom House to share their space with volunteers traveling to the New Orleans area to work in disaster relief. Space available to volunteers includes sleeping space for 15 beds, a kitchen and 3 full baths. There is common area in Chalstrom House that is available to volunteer groups when St. Andrew's doesn't already have it reserved. Army beds with foam mattresses are provided for each resident. When staying in this house, individuals will need to bring sleeping bag/bedding, pillow and pillow case and personal items. As in all of our volunteer housing spaces, volunteers are responsible for their own meals and transportation. When teams are scheduled into Chalstrom House, they will be provided with more detailed information on the house as well as a variety of resources (grocery, laundry, restaurants, etc.) are nearby, most within walking distance. Volunteers are asked to not park in the circle drive or on Zimple st. as this interferes with the school. Guests are urged to park on Carrolton Ave. We are grateful beyond words for the efforts that so many have put forth in organizing volunteer groups coming to Louisiana. It is because of caring groups and individuals like you that so many hurricane victims are able to begin to rebuild their lives. This process of relief and recovery will be going on for quite some time. We need your help! After reviewing the information on our web site, if you have any questions about volunteering, please contact ODR's volunteer coordinators via email or phone (504-895-4304). Thank you! Susan Foto - sfoto@edola.org
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