main_phone: 504.310.6961 -> (504) 821-7230
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make_payable_to: Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans (in the check memo ?Operation Helping Hands" -> Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans (in the check memo "Operation Helping Hands")
areas_served: -> New Orleans, LA

notes: Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. As the number of homes in the area inneed of gutting dwindles, we are now recruiting** semi-skilled, longer term volunteers to help us paint, landscape and rebuild the homes that we have gutted. These volunteers will ideally have experience with one or more of the following: • Drywall • Painting • Installing insulation • Carpentry • Electricity • Plumbing • Flooring Operation Helping Hands has in the past accomodated anywhere from 75-200 volunteers at any one time, but can comfortable accomodate up to 100. To volunteer or for more information, please contact us: Kristi Ord (504) 821-7230 kord@archdiocese-no.org -> Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes. Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. As the number of homes in the area inneed of gutting dwindles, we are now recruiting** semi-skilled, longer term volunteers to help us paint, landscape and rebuild the homes that we have gutted. These volunteers will ideally have experience with one or more of the following: • Drywall • Painting • Installing insulation • Carpentry • Electricity • Plumbing • Flooring Operation Helping Hands has in the past accomodated anywhere from 75-200 volunteers at any one time, but can comfortable accomodate up to 100. To volunteer or for more information, please contact us: Kristi Ord (504) 821-7230 kord@archdiocese-no.org

notes: Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. As the number of homes in the area inneed of gutting dwindles, we are now recruiting** semi-skilled, longer term volunteers to help us paint, landscape and rebuild the homes that we have gutted. These volunteers will ideally have experience with one or more of the following: • Drywall • Painting • Installing insulation • Carpentry • Electricity • Plumbing • Flooring To volunteer or for more information, please contact us: Kristi Ord (504) 821-7230 kord@archdiocese-no.org -> Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. As the number of homes in the area inneed of gutting dwindles, we are now recruiting** semi-skilled, longer term volunteers to help us paint, landscape and rebuild the homes that we have gutted. These volunteers will ideally have experience with one or more of the following: • Drywall • Painting • Installing insulation • Carpentry • Electricity • Plumbing • Flooring Operation Helping Hands has in the past accomodated anywhere from 75-200 volunteers at any one time, but can comfortable accomodate up to 100. To volunteer or for more information, please contact us: Kristi Ord (504) 821-7230 kord@archdiocese-no.org

cat_notes: -> Kristy Ord, Vol. Coord. is interested in the volunteer conference. They are looking for new avenues to recruit skilled volunteers for their current rebuild projects. LTel 2/13/08

capacity: -> 100

main_phone: Susan Lackey 504-310-6960 or 504.310.6961 -> 504.310.6961
address: -> Please Call - Locations Vary
organization: Faith-based -> Faith-Based Disaster Recovery

notes: Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Types of Work Undertaken: Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods. If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring. Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria. For more volunteer information please contact: Susan Lackey Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans 504-310-6960 Email: sslackey@archdiocese-no.org -> Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. As the number of homes in the area inneed of gutting dwindles, we are now recruiting** semi-skilled, longer term volunteers to help us paint, landscape and rebuild the homes that we have gutted. These volunteers will ideally have experience with one or more of the following: • Drywall • Painting • Installing insulation • Carpentry • Electricity • Plumbing • Flooring To volunteer or for more information, please contact us: Kristi Ord (504) 821-7230 kord@archdiocese-no.org

notes: Reply to: comm-373102251@craigslist.org Date: 2007-07-13, 1:42PM CDT Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. The flooding in the aftermath of the hurricane severely damaged as many as 200,000 homes in the Greater New Orleans area. Americorps has six positions available starting after Labor Day of this coming year. To be eligible you must: - Be 18 years old or older - Be physically able to handle heavy work like house gutting and rebuilding - Have a high school diploma or a GED - Be an American Citizen - Have no criminal history - Agree to work full time for one year - Have a Can Do Attitude and Team Spirit What you receive: - $10,600 living allowance for one year - Skill Building - Health Insurance Plan - $4,725 Education Award - Child Care reimbursement (if eligible) Please respond to this post if interested ----------------------- Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Project Summary: In the devastating wake of Hurricane Katrina, Catholic Charities will provide a desperately needed service to the people of Greater New Orleans – by amassing thousands of volunteers willing to lend a hand. The outcome of this effort will add to the future health of the city and confirm the commitment of the Catholic Church to serving those in need. Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities’ staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Project Goals: ~ Demonstrate the love of Christ through helping hands ~ Mobilize and manage a volunteer corps to help the neediest home owners within the Archdiocese of New Orleans to clean up their neighborhoods and restore their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Types of Work Undertaken: Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods. If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring. Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria. For more volunteer information please contact: Susan Lackey Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans 504-310-6960 Email: sslackey@archdiocese-no.org -> Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Types of Work Undertaken: Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods. If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring. Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria. For more volunteer information please contact: Susan Lackey Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans 504-310-6960 Email: sslackey@archdiocese-no.org
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notes: Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Project Summary: In the devastating wake of Hurricane Katrina, Catholic Charities will provide a desperately needed service to the people of Greater New Orleans – by amassing thousands of volunteers willing to lend a hand. The outcome of this effort will add to the future health of the city and confirm the commitment of the Catholic Church to serving those in need. Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities’ staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Project Goals: ~ Demonstrate the love of Christ through helping hands ~ Mobilize and manage a volunteer corps to help the neediest ome owners within the Archdiocese of New Orleans to clean up their neighborhoods and restore their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Types of Work Undertaken: Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods. If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring. Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria. For more volunteer information please contact: Susan Lackey Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans 504-310-6960 Email: sslackey@archdiocese-no.org -> Reply to: comm-373102251@craigslist.org Date: 2007-07-13, 1:42PM CDT Operation Helping Hands brings volunteers from across the country together to help elderly, disabled, or uninsured victims of Hurricane Katrina. The flooding in the aftermath of the hurricane severely damaged as many as 200,000 homes in the Greater New Orleans area. Americorps has six positions available starting after Labor Day of this coming year. To be eligible you must: - Be 18 years old or older - Be physically able to handle heavy work like house gutting and rebuilding - Have a high school diploma or a GED - Be an American Citizen - Have no criminal history - Agree to work full time for one year - Have a Can Do Attitude and Team Spirit What you receive: - $10,600 living allowance for one year - Skill Building - Health Insurance Plan - $4,725 Education Award - Child Care reimbursement (if eligible) Please respond to this post if interested ----------------------- Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Project Summary: In the devastating wake of Hurricane Katrina, Catholic Charities will provide a desperately needed service to the people of Greater New Orleans – by amassing thousands of volunteers willing to lend a hand. The outcome of this effort will add to the future health of the city and confirm the commitment of the Catholic Church to serving those in need. Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities’ staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Project Goals: ~ Demonstrate the love of Christ through helping hands ~ Mobilize and manage a volunteer corps to help the neediest home owners within the Archdiocese of New Orleans to clean up their neighborhoods and restore their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Types of Work Undertaken: Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods. If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring. Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria. For more volunteer information please contact: Susan Lackey Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans 504-310-6960 Email: sslackey@archdiocese-no.org

main_phone: Susan Lackey 504-310-6960 -> Susan Lackey 504-310-6960 or 504.310.6961

make_payable_to: Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans -> Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans (in the check memo “Operation Helping Hands"

make_payable_to: -> Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans

website: -> http://ccano.org/programs.htm
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main_phone: -> Susan Lackey 504-310-6960
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notes: Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Project Summary: In the devastating wake of Hurricane Katrina, Catholic Charities will provide a desperately needed service to the people of Greater New Orleans – by amassing thousands of volunteers willing to lend a hand. The outcome of this effort will add to the future health of the city and confirm the commitment of the Catholic Church to serving those in need. Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities’ staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Project Goals: ~ Demonstrate the love of Christ through helping hands ~ Mobilize and manage a volunteer corps to help the neediest home owners within the Archdiocese of New Orleans to clean up their neighborhoods and restore their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Types of Work Undertaken Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria -> Operation Helping Hands is a volunteer program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans to assist the community in reoccupying their homes Project Summary: In the devastating wake of Hurricane Katrina, Catholic Charities will provide a desperately needed service to the people of Greater New Orleans – by amassing thousands of volunteers willing to lend a hand. The outcome of this effort will add to the future health of the city and confirm the commitment of the Catholic Church to serving those in need. Operation Helping Hands mobilizes a large volunteer corps supported by the leadership of Catholic Charities and church parishes within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The volunteer corps is organized in groups ranging from 10 to 15 people. Groups come with their own designated leaders to volunteer for long weekends or a week in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers will come from outside the Archdiocese and will involve members of the local and surrounding communities. To support this effort, Catholic Charities’ staff team is working in close cooperation with church parish teams who will also recruit volunteers, provide accommodations, and hospitality, and supervise the work. Project Goals: ~ Demonstrate the love of Christ through helping hands ~ Mobilize and manage a volunteer corps to help the neediest ome owners within the Archdiocese of New Orleans to clean up their neighborhoods and restore their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Types of Work Undertaken: Homeowners will be asked to remove any items that can be salvaged Volunteers will then remove appliances, furniture and other household goods. If necessary, volunteers will remove damaged walls, ceiling, floors and wiring. Once everything is removed, the home will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution to kill bacteria. For more volunteer information please contact: Susan Lackey Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans 504-310-6960 Email: sslackey@archdiocese-no.org