notes: 11/13: Currently Do Your Part's virtual volunteer team is supporting Super Typhoon Haiyan logistics on the Third Wave Volunteer - Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Thethirdwavevolunteers/ We are creating files with information on how to volunteer, where to make monetary donations, where to drop off relief item donations, how to help animals. ---------------------------------------- TWITTER: @doyourpartorg -> ---------------------------------------- FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/DYPCommunity/ TWITTER: @doyourpartorg
cat_notes: Removed old notes 4/26/11 LTel: ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. ------------------------------------ Removed old notes 8-12-10 LTel: Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -------------------------------------- Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> Removed old notes 9/11/20 DNug 11/13: Currently Do Your Part's virtual volunteer team is supporting Super Typhoon Haiyan logistics on the Third Wave Volunteer - Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Thethirdwavevolunteers/ We are creating files with information on how to volunteer, where to make monetary donations, where to drop off relief item donations, how to help animals. ---------------------------------------- Removed old notes 4/26/11 LTel: ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. ------------------------------------ Removed old notes 8-12-10 LTel: Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -------------------------------------- Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

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notes: FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Do-Your-Part/102402483179598?ref=ts TWITTER: @doyourpartorg ---------------------------------------- 9/17/10 LTel: Please see the CAT FACILITY RECORD for the Colorado Fourmile Cyn. Wildfire support Do Your Part is providing at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6413 Do Your Part is providing logistical support coordination as well as Insurance Assistance and Insurance Education as a resource to folks impacted by this devastating disaster. -> 11/13: Currently Do Your Part's virtual volunteer team is supporting Super Typhoon Haiyan logistics on the Third Wave Volunteer - Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Thethirdwavevolunteers/ We are creating files with information on how to volunteer, where to make monetary donations, where to drop off relief item donations, how to help animals. ---------------------------------------- TWITTER: @doyourpartorg
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notes: 9/17/10 LTel: Please see the CAT FACILITY RECORD for the Colorado Fourmile Cyn. Wildfire support Do Your Part is providing at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6413 Do Your Part is providing logistical support coordination as well as Insurance Assistance and Insurance Education as a resource to folks impacted by this devastating disaster. ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. -> FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Do-Your-Part/102402483179598?ref=ts TWITTER: @doyourpartorg ---------------------------------------- 9/17/10 LTel: Please see the CAT FACILITY RECORD for the Colorado Fourmile Cyn. Wildfire support Do Your Part is providing at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6413 Do Your Part is providing logistical support coordination as well as Insurance Assistance and Insurance Education as a resource to folks impacted by this devastating disaster.
cat_notes: Removed old notes 8-12-10 LTel: Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -------------------------------------- Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> Removed old notes 4/26/11 LTel: ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. ------------------------------------ Removed old notes 8-12-10 LTel: Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -------------------------------------- Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

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notes: 9/17/10 LTel: Please see the CAT FACILITY RECORD for the Colorado Fourmile Cyn. Wildfire support at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6413 Do Your Part is providing logistical support coordination as well as Insurance Assistance and Insurance Education as a resource to folks impacted by this devastating disaster. ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. -> 9/17/10 LTel: Please see the CAT FACILITY RECORD for the Colorado Fourmile Cyn. Wildfire support Do Your Part is providing at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6413 Do Your Part is providing logistical support coordination as well as Insurance Assistance and Insurance Education as a resource to folks impacted by this devastating disaster. ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity.

notes: 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. -> 9/17/10 LTel: Please see the CAT FACILITY RECORD for the Colorado Fourmile Cyn. Wildfire support at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6413 Do Your Part is providing logistical support coordination as well as Insurance Assistance and Insurance Education as a resource to folks impacted by this devastating disaster. ----------------------------------------- 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity.
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notes: 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. ---------------------------------------- Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -> 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity.
cat_notes: Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> Removed old notes 8-12-10 LTel: Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -------------------------------------- Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

notes: Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization. -> 8/12/10: Do Your Part is offering community members the opportunity to have fundraisers with their group (ie. church, youth group, sports team, school, civic club, etc.) to raise funds to purchase backpacks for Haitian kids. Volunteers can hold garage sale, bake sales, car washes, pancake breakfasts, etc. DYP comes out and presents to your group, sharing the details of the needs of these children and helps organize your drive. Once the event takes place, funds purchase the backpacks and school supplies and we have a 'backpack assembly party'. The supplies are then shipped to Haiti. Your event is filmed and imaged so you see exactly what all your hard work produced from start to finish, including the children receiving the backpacks. Currently, DYP is delivering 100 backpacks to this orphanage site. They are expecting anywhere from 200-300 students to attend school from the on site orphans to the children of this community. Please contact Leslie @doyourpart.org for more details on how you can become involved. We make it effortless and provide you with a complete instructional packet and will support and guide you from start to finish. This is a short term volunteer opportunity. ---------------------------------------- Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization.

notes: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part -> Do Your Part, a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization has been assisting communities with disaster response, relief and recovery since August 2005 when Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. We’ve delivered countless truckloads of relief supplies, fed and kept local firefighters hydrated, served both Los Angeles and San Diego counties with delivery of post disaster supplies and coordination, and currently serve on the Executive and Case Management committee’s for the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group (assisting Sayre/Marek Wildfires survivors). When the Station Fire started on August 26, 2009, Do Your Part immediately responded with coordination of animal evacuation, supplying the SPCA in Pasadena with enough bedding materials to last through the sheltering needs, and raising funds to meet the needs of those who lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. The Station Fire burned 160,577 acres on the Angeles National Forest and took nearly a month to get full containment. It burned out approximately 78 homes in the communities of Acton, Angeles Highway, La Paloma, Palmdale and Vogel Flats. Approximately half of those homes were concentrated in the Big Tujunga Canyon communities. Big Tujunga Canyon is a small community removed from the hustle and bustle of the suburban San Fernando Valley, It was a strongly gelled and neighborly place. Now, a mere handful of homes remain and many people are still staying with friends and relatives, living in motels and trying to put their lives back together. Without federal declaration from FEMA, and many without insurance (or underinsured), the challenges of recovering are heightened and complex at the very least. The media’s attention has moved on and survivors are fending for themselves the best they can. We at Do Your Part understand the needs of people in these types of circumstances and are seeking support to provide ongoing long term recovery case management. In larger scale disasters, typically many long term non-profit entities coordinate their efforts to disaster survivors for a period of 1-2 years. In this situation, the local assistance center is closed and the immediate first response assistance is over with. The much appreciated help was there, but not available for the long haul. We do not want to see anyone left behind or forgotten. Our goal is to provide continuing assistance with things like household items; appliances; gift cards; clothing; furniture; rental assistance; and emergency financial aid. It is our mission to meet the ongoing urgent needs of the Big Tujunga Canyon residents for a minimum of 1-2 years. We are trained to apply disaster case management services and will fairly disperse donated funds by evaluating each client’s needs thoroughly. Won’t you help us help our neighbors? Your donation will make a significant impact in the lives of folks that have suffered a great trauma and loss. Do Your Part has the ability to deliver 100% of your donated dollars to people in need with no overhead costs and a 100% volunteer operated organization.
cat_notes: Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> Removed old notes 12/5/09: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

main_phone: Schlene Boundy: 818-326-5037 or 818-892-2506 -> Schlene Boundy: 818-326-5037
notes: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part -> Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@ doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@ doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part
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notes: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part -> Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets Masks - N95 w/Respirators First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part

notes: Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part -> Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4485 -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part

notes: UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part -> Do Your Part is on standby to respond to potential debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding that is imminent with 2 inches rain projected to make landfall in the Angeles National Forest (Station Fire burna area) on Tues. 10/13/09. The Angeles National Forest is on 100% mandatory evacuation at this time. Vogel Flats, La Paloma and all the foothills between Big Tujunga and the Hansen Dam are on alert for debris flows. We are coordinating supplies to be on delivery standby for things like: Shovels Flood Squeegees Cleaning Supplies Flood Buckets First Aid supplies Whether disaster is avoided with this round of rain, these supplies are urgently needed to be at the ready as a wet winter is predicted and the USGS projects 100% that these debris flows will take place. See more details on current projections and detailed information at the CAT Facility entry for 'Disasters in the Making': -------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part

notes: UPDATE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part -> UPDATE - STATION FIRE ONGOING RESPONSE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part

notes: UPDATE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> UPDATE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part
cat_notes: Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> Removed old notes LTel 10/6/09: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie ---------------------------------- Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

notes: Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> UPDATE 10/6/09: URGENT CURRENT DONATION NEEDS: Clothing - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW - (we have a growing size list) Shoes/Boots - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Coats/Jackets - CLEAN/GENTLY USED/NEW (We have a size list) Socks - Adult Sizes Small Household Items Furniture Toiletries: Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Razers Toothpaste/Toothbrushes Misc. Toiletries Hygiene/Comfort Kits The best thing one can donate is gift cards so folks can make their own purchases to places like: Anna's Linen's Bed Bath & Beyond Wal-Mart Target Ross Marshalls Big Lots Home Depot Lowe's Sears J.C. Penneys Best Buy Grocery Stores (Vons/Ralpsh/Albertsons, etc.) WE NEED DONATED WAREHOUSE SPACE URGENTLY: Without warehouse space we cannot serve these families optimally. As people begin to move to permanent (or temporary) locations, they will require EVERYTHING to replace their complete losses. Salvation Army has been passing out vouchers but this will only cover their needs so far. We'd like to be able to store furniture, household items, toiletries, clothing and anything else that will assist them in recovery as time marches forward. The needs of folks impacted by the Station Fire are changing as the phases of recovery change. The local assistance center is closed now, and the help of larger non-profits is still coming, but dwindling. Red Cross has closed their cases out at the end of Sept. '09. Most people either don't have insurance or are severly underinsured. Many are out of work due to the economy and are really struggling. Some are still living in motels. There is a lot of despair and hope is hard to find. You can help by making even a small donation to make a difference. We will be purchasing a small number of gift cards with your generous donations we've collected to date and passing them out to the neediest people in the next two weeks. It's greatly appreciated yet there is so much more we can do to give people a hand up and get their lives back together. You aren't hearing much in the news these days, but the reality is the needs haven't changed despite the lack of media coverage. Please don't forget! Contact us directly if you'd like to learn how you can help with either an in-kind donation or volunteer to support the Station Fire families at: leslie@doyourpart.org 818-360-2518 schlene@doyourpart.org 818-326-5037 We'd also be happy to coordinate a pickup of donations at the above contacts. You can mail gift cards/checks to: Do Your Part C/O Schlene Boundy 15835 Bahama Street North Hills, California 91343 You can make a PayPal donation at: www.doyourpart.org ----------------------------------------------------------------- Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie
areas_served: Southern California (Los Angeles/San Diego Counties), The Gulf -> Southern California (Los Angeles County) currently

notes: Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> Do Your Part has been on active first response for the Station Wildfire. Activities include gathering vital information for first responders and evacuee's, coordinating pet/equine/livestock evacuation, collecting and delivering bedding that the Pasadena SPCA was able to use for the duration of the evacuation, and currently actively participating in the forming of Long Term Recovery services to the survivors with fire losses. ============================================= Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie
facility_type: Donor -> Info/Hotline

other_contacts changed.
areas_served: Southern California -> Southern California (Los Angeles/San Diego Counties), The Gulf

notes: Do Your Part is on the Rebuild Sylmar LTRC Volunteer/Donations Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> Do Your Part is on the San Fernando Valley Long Term Recovery Group Volunteer/Donations/Case Management Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie

name: Do Your Part (SoCal Wildfires) -> Do Your Part
notes: Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> Do Your Part is on the Rebuild Sylmar LTRC Volunteer/Donations Committee's. ============================================= Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie

notes: Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to come) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie

notes: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie -> Sayre Wildfire 11/08 Announcement: We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters, police/sheriff's, animal services, city/county First Responders, government agencies and non-profits that came (and continue to) to the aid of the Southern California residents impacted by the Sayre Fire. Do Your Part continues to remain on standby to respond to and support fire families, as well as any organizations/agencies that require assistance with clean up efforts, donations, volunteer coordination, etc. Registered volunteers, please check your emails and phone messages for any announcements of deployment. We remain vigilent in answering to any calls for activation. Do Your Part will keep you updated on immediate donation/volunteer needs, as well as any longer term projects we'll be involved in to assist folks during the recovery process of this disaster. We thank you for your continued participation, concerns and support. In Service, Schlene Boundy, CEO/Do Your Part ============================================================================= OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie

mgt_phone changed.
supply_contact changed.
address: -> 15835 Bahama Street
zip: 00000 -> 91343
region: NATIONWIDE -> Southern
organization: Non-Profit Disaster Relief -> Non-Profit Disaster Recovery/Relief
make_payable_to: -> Do Your Part (PayPal Online available at website)

notes: OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie
cat_notes: Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. -> Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. ========================= 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

name: Do Your Part (2007 SoCal Wildfires) -> Do Your Part (SoCal Wildfires)
notes: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered ===================================================================== UPDATE: 10/29/07: The donation drive in San Diego has ended and what was collected is listed in the available items below. Future donation drop-off location to be announced this week. LTel ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> OLD NOTES '07 SoCal Wildfires: UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered (Shovels/Mops/Wheelbarrows/Work Gloves/Fire Kits/Blankets/Cleaning Supplies/Non-Perishable Food, etc.) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP
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cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 11/26/08 LTel: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance.
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notes: UPDATE: 10/29/07: The donation drive in San Diego has ended and what was collected is listed in the available items below. Future donation drop-off location to be announced this week. LTel ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> UPDATE 11/22/07 LTel: On Mon. 11/19/07 Schlene Boundy of Do Your Part delivered the following to the Church of Christ Center Relief Site in Dulzura: Mens/Womens New Underwear/Socks 100 Spanish NIV Bibles Toiletries Used/New Clothing Some misc. canned goods On Mon. 11/26 a large load of distribution supplies for recovery will be delivered ===================================================================== UPDATE: 10/29/07: The donation drive in San Diego has ended and what was collected is listed in the available items below. Future donation drop-off location to be announced this week. LTel ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

name: Do Your Part -> Do Your Part (2007 SoCal Wildfires)
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region: Southern -> NATIONWIDE

main_phone: Schlene Boundy: 818-326-5037 or 818 326-5037 (Cell) or 818 360-2518 (Leslie Teltoe -> Schlene Boundy: 818-326-5037 or 818-892-2506

notes: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> UPDATE: 10/29/07: The donation drive in San Diego has ended and what was collected is listed in the available items below. Future donation drop-off location to be announced this week. LTel ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

notes: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/25/07: Do Your Part, a non-profit 501(c)3 disaster relief organization needs your help! We are gathering donations for the San Diego California Wildfires and are currently securing a donation drop-off location that will be open all day on Friday 10/26/07. Delivery will be made to the Naval Base Loma Point on Sat. 10/27/07, where there are 360 families with more on their way as a result of the Harris wildfire. We are also assisting the Church of Jesus Christ in Escondido, as well as a growing list of other sites with very urgent needs. Most of these people left their homes with nothing due to immediate evac orders and resources are stretched very thin with the astonishing number of evacuations. We will need manpower/volunteers to assist with the donation site on Friday 10/27/07. This will require lifting potentially heavy items. If you have a large truck or van and you'd like to participate in the delivery run to San Diego early Saturday morning 10/27/07, we welcome your assistance. CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

notes: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating first response relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. http://www.gentlebarn.org/ Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

main_phone: -> Schlene Boundy: 818-326-5037 or 818 326-5037 (Cell) or 818 360-2518 (Leslie Teltoe
notes: 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES 10/23/07: Schlene Boundy, CEO of Do Your Part is coordinating relief efforts. Several volunteer members of the organization are collecting donated supplies of: Water Gatorade Nutritious Snacks Fresh Fruit Delivery is being made to the Command Center (in Sherman Oaks) for City Firefighters as well as County Firefighters. We are also assisting the Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita whom had to evacuate all their animals and cannot get to their feed stock and will have URGENT monetary needs to afford transporting them back as well as repairs to their severely damaged facility. Anyone who has a truck, van, car, time, etc. please contact Schlene Boundy or Leslie Teltoe to assist with collecting supplies to keep our firefighters strong and hydrated. As fast as we deliver it, it's gone...the command center is a place for the firefighters to regroup, eat, turn in and pick up equipment and they've been VERY grateful for the community support to take these supplies back out into the field. Their resources are stretched super thin and the community's help is needed URGENTLY! Please note that 100% of monetary and supply donations go directly to those in need. NONE of the donations go towards salaries or overhead in any way!!!! Thanks for being in service, Schlene & Leslie 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP
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notes: 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> 6/07: Hello All! I am writing to share my second documentary relating to Hurricane Katrina and St Bernard Parish. Some of you may be familiar with the first documentary Adam Finberg and I did after Hurricane Katrina. If you don't, feel free to have a peek at: http://www.doyourpart.org/documentaries.html or http://www.jasonite.com/new/mainmenu/films.html. And, it is selling through: www.indiepix.net- Click on "The Katrina Experience" banner. We have not done much with the second documentary as our ability to continue volunteering simply ran out. If any of you are so inclined to help get it out there, please do so or contact me do discuss further. It can be viewed at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5452108694006803818&hl= en. It is about 20 minutes in length. Thanks for watching. Myra Spence 323.973.0373 c 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP

notes: Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP -> 12/06: not clear what she's got left. the rain may have damaged the donations. Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP
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notes: Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP Personally volunteers with many organizations! For example: Medicines Global: http://medicinesglobal.org -> Do Your Part lost it's double wide trailor for storage purposes and has enough donations to fill a 5 ton truck to be transported to the Gulf Region. Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP!! Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP
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notes: Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP Personally volunteers with many organizations! -> Property filled with donations needing transport to Gulf ASAP Furniture Pet food - ASAP Medical Supplies - ASAP Personally volunteers with many organizations! For example: Medicines Global: http://medicinesglobal.org