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notes: Volunteer on Project St. Louis We are currently accepting applications to volunteer on Project St. Louis. Fill out our Project St. Louis Volunteer Inquiry Form to start the process. https://hodr.wufoo.com/forms/project-st-louis-volunteer-inquiry-form/ Our friends and fellow National Voluntary Orgnizition Active in Disaster (VOAD) member NECHAMA Jewish Response to Disaster linked up with our assessment team in Missouri several days ago. While evaluating the extent of the damage, needs of the community, and climate for our involvement in the response and recovery, All Hands and NECHAMA also developed a specific action plan for joint operation in the greater St. Louis area. We look forward to working closely with NECHAMA in the coming days and weeks. We have collaborated several times with both AmeriCorps St Louis and NECHAMA during previous projects.and look forward to being a part of the team here in Greater St. Louis. Project St Louis also marks our return to Msissouri having responded to a tornado that struck Newton County, MO in 2008. Our involvement: The bulk of the needs and work we will address revolve around tornado debris cleanup. Volunteers working with All Hands can expect a combination of one or more of the following: ◦Working alongside or leading both skilled and unskilled volunteers ◦Assisting with the intake of homeowner needs assessments and or neighborhood canvassing ◦Debris and tree removal ◦Deconstruction of homes damaged beyond repair ◦Tarping and minor repairs of damaged roofs Should the capacity and capability exist when our available volunteer pool, we may have the ability to expand our programs to include substantial roof repairs and roof shingling. As always, we will keep an open mind and continue to listen to the community and potential other needs that may arise as longer term recovery takes shape. A local Lutheran church has graciously opened their doors to us and is providing facilities for volunteer housing in the affected area. Special circumstances: Due to the heavy volume of extreme weather in the State of Missouri and around the USA, the potential for All Hands to engage with additional communities or possibly deploy satellite projects could be realized as we establish our operations in St. Louis and learn about needs in other locations. ======= FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/All-Hands-Volunteers/120494628004036 -> Volunteer on Project St. Louis We are currently accepting applications to volunteer on Project St. Louis. Fill out our Project St. Louis Volunteer Inquiry Form to start the process. https://hodr.wufoo.com/forms/project-st-louis-volunteer-inquiry-form/ Our friends and fellow National Voluntary Orgnizition Active in Disaster (VOAD) member NECHAMA Jewish Response to Disaster linked up with our assessment team in Missouri several days ago. While evaluating the extent of the damage, needs of the community, and climate for our involvement in the response and recovery, All Hands and NECHAMA also developed a specific action plan for joint operation in the greater St. Louis area. We look forward to working closely with NECHAMA in the coming days and weeks. We have collaborated several times with both AmeriCorps St Louis and NECHAMA during previous projects.and look forward to being a part of the team here in Greater St. Louis. Project St Louis also marks our return to Msissouri having responded to a tornado that struck Newton County, MO in 2008. Our involvement: The bulk of the needs and work we will address revolve around tornado debris cleanup. Volunteers working with All Hands can expect a combination of one or more of the following: ◦Working alongside or leading both skilled and unskilled volunteers ◦Assisting with the intake of homeowner needs assessments and or neighborhood canvassing ◦Debris and tree removal ◦Deconstruction of homes damaged beyond repair ◦Tarping and minor repairs of damaged roofs Should the capacity and capability exist when our available volunteer pool, we may have the ability to expand our programs to include substantial roof repairs and roof shingling. As always, we will keep an open mind and continue to listen to the community and potential other needs that may arise as longer term recovery takes shape. A local Lutheran church has graciously opened their doors to us and is providing facilities for volunteer housing in the affected area. Special circumstances: Due to the heavy volume of extreme weather in the State of Missouri and around the USA, the potential for All Hands to engage with additional communities or possibly deploy satellite projects could be realized as we establish our operations in St. Louis and learn about needs in other locations. SEE WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION! ======= FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/All-Hands-Volunteers/120494628004036

notes: Volunteer on Project St. Louis We are currently accepting applications to volunteer on Project St. Louis. Fill out our Project St. Louis Volunteer Inquiry Form to start the process. https://hodr.wufoo.com/forms/project-st-louis-volunteer-inquiry-form/ Our friends and fellow National Voluntary Orgnizition Active in Disaster (VOAD) member NECHAMA Jewish Response to Disaster linked up with our assessment team in Missouri several days ago. While evaluating the extent of the damage, needs of the community, and climate for our involvement in the response and recovery, All Hands and NECHAMA also developed a specific action plan for joint operation in the greater St. Louis area. We look forward to working closely with NECHAMA in the coming days and weeks. We have collaborated several times with both AmeriCorps St Louis and NECHAMA during previous projects.and look forward to being a part of the team here in Greater St. Louis. Project St Louis also marks our return to Msissouri having responded to a tornado that struck Newton County, MO in 2008. Our involvement: The bulk of the needs and work we will address revolve around tornado debris cleanup. Volunteers working with All Hands can expect a combination of one or more of the following: ◦Working alongside or leading both skilled and unskilled volunteers ◦Assisting with the intake of homeowner needs assessments and or neighborhood canvassing ◦Debris and tree removal ◦Deconstruction of homes damaged beyond repair ◦Tarping and minor repairs of damaged roofs Should the capacity and capability exist when our available volunteer pool, we may have the ability to expand our programs to include substantial roof repairs and roof shingling. As always, we will keep an open mind and continue to listen to the community and potential other needs that may arise as longer term recovery takes shape. A local Lutheran church has graciously opened their doors to us and is providing facilities for volunteer housing in the affected area. Special circumstances: Due to the heavy volume of extreme weather in the State of Missouri and around the USA, the potential for All Hands to engage with additional communities or possibly deploy satellite projects could be realized as we establish our operations in St. Louis and learn about needs in other locations. -> Volunteer on Project St. Louis We are currently accepting applications to volunteer on Project St. Louis. Fill out our Project St. Louis Volunteer Inquiry Form to start the process. https://hodr.wufoo.com/forms/project-st-louis-volunteer-inquiry-form/ Our friends and fellow National Voluntary Orgnizition Active in Disaster (VOAD) member NECHAMA Jewish Response to Disaster linked up with our assessment team in Missouri several days ago. While evaluating the extent of the damage, needs of the community, and climate for our involvement in the response and recovery, All Hands and NECHAMA also developed a specific action plan for joint operation in the greater St. Louis area. We look forward to working closely with NECHAMA in the coming days and weeks. We have collaborated several times with both AmeriCorps St Louis and NECHAMA during previous projects.and look forward to being a part of the team here in Greater St. Louis. Project St Louis also marks our return to Msissouri having responded to a tornado that struck Newton County, MO in 2008. Our involvement: The bulk of the needs and work we will address revolve around tornado debris cleanup. Volunteers working with All Hands can expect a combination of one or more of the following: ◦Working alongside or leading both skilled and unskilled volunteers ◦Assisting with the intake of homeowner needs assessments and or neighborhood canvassing ◦Debris and tree removal ◦Deconstruction of homes damaged beyond repair ◦Tarping and minor repairs of damaged roofs Should the capacity and capability exist when our available volunteer pool, we may have the ability to expand our programs to include substantial roof repairs and roof shingling. As always, we will keep an open mind and continue to listen to the community and potential other needs that may arise as longer term recovery takes shape. A local Lutheran church has graciously opened their doors to us and is providing facilities for volunteer housing in the affected area. Special circumstances: Due to the heavy volume of extreme weather in the State of Missouri and around the USA, the potential for All Hands to engage with additional communities or possibly deploy satellite projects could be realized as we establish our operations in St. Louis and learn about needs in other locations. ======= FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/All-Hands-Volunteers/120494628004036

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