name: Adventist Community Services (2011 Alabama Tornadoes) -> Adventist Community Services - Cullman (2011 Alabama Tornadoes)

notes: Posted 5-4-11 Southern Tornado Disaster Response Update http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=180 --- FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178 -> 5/16/11: Per VOAD meeting this warehouse is closed. lpar Posted 5-4-11 Southern Tornado Disaster Response Update http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=180 --- FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178
status: Open -> Standby

notes: FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178 -> Posted 5-4-11 Southern Tornado Disaster Response Update http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=180 --- FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178
website: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=42 -> http://www.communityservices.org/index.php
cat_notes: LTel 4/29/11: Placed them on standby because per the site notes they are still working on securing warehouse space. -> LTel 4/29/11: Placed them on standby because per the site notes they are still working on securing warehouse space. 5/4/11 WAS: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=42

parish: -> Cullman
town: Huntsville -> Cullman
address: 1705 Pulaski Pike Northwest -> 1705 Pulaski Pike Northwest?
notes: FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Huntsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178 -> FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178
latitude: 34.743271 ->
longitude: -86.606255 ->
status: Standby -> Open

notes: FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Hunsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178 -> FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Huntsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178

status: Open -> Standby
cat_notes: -> LTel 4/29/11: Placed them on standby because per the site notes they are still working on securing warehouse space.

notes: FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Hunsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178 -> FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Hunsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. NEEDS: Cash for needes supplies: infant and adult diapers, infant formula, dust masks, glvoes, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and samll appliances. To Donate: send a check payable to Adventist Community Service ar: North American Division Adventist Community Services 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Memo: For disaster relief Donate online at: http://vad.aidmatrix.org/vadxml.cfm?driveid=2091 FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178

notes: FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Hunsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. -> FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Hunsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year. FOR TN RESIDENTS: If you'd like to donate items to help Tornado survivors, see the list of needs at: http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=178

facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Warehouse
mission: FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders. -> FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders.

notes: -> FROM THE SITE: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lillie Buckingham, South Central Conference Adventist Community Services Disaster Response Coordinator, may have pinpointed a warehouse building in Mercedes Bend, between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Tornado that hit Alabama hit 18 counties with a total of 194 deaths (confirmed). Huntsville, Alabama Wayne Blanding and team have been out accessing situation in the Hunsville area. Oakwood University is without power, difficult time getting gas, knocked out the main power plant. Oakwood Universtiy has postponed graduation until Memorial Day Weekend, dismissing students for the Year.
mission: FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders. -> FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders.

mission: FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders. -> FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders.

name: Adventist Community Services -> Adventist Community Services (2011 Alabama Tornadoes)
website: -> http://www.communityservices.org/article.php?id=42
facility_type: Unknown -> Info/Hotline
mission: -> FROM THE SITE: What is ACS Disaster Response? Adventist Community Services volunteers provide disaster response services through the ACS Disaster Response Ministry to assist individuals, families and communities affected by natural disasters and unforeseen tragedies. Who comprises the ACS Disaster Response Ministry? The ACS Disaster Response Ministry is comprised of volunteers who form local disaster response teams that are organized by state disaster response coordinators. These state coordinators and teams assist regional disaster response coordinators to respond to multi-state calamities. The national disaster response coordinator manages the national program. Who are ACS Disaster Response Partners? ACS Disaster Response operates under a Statement of Understanding with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross and many state emergency management agencies. It is also a founding member of the inter-agency compact called National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD). ACS is also a member of most state VOADs. Services Provided The following services are provided to assist disaster survivors and their families, disaster responders, and affected communities in cooperation with ACS Disaster Response partners: * Emergency distribution of relief and recovery supplies - a service that provides goods to survivors and responders such as drinking water, groceries, clothing and much more. * Warehouse operations - a service in which volunteers sort, package and store donated goods for distribution. * Community collection centers - locations where goods are collected to assist communities affected by disasters. * Donations Management Consultants - ACS subject matter experts in donations management provide assistance and input to other organizations in addition to local, state and federal agencies. * Crisis Care - emotional and spiritual care is provided for disaster survivors, their relatives, neighbors, and responders.

town: -> Huntsville
main_phone: -> (256) 539-3626
address: -> 1705 Pulaski Pike Northwest
latitude: -> 34.743271
longitude: -> -86.606255