name: Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO) -> Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO)(Jefferson,Hardin,Orange Counties)
region: Serves: Jefferson/Hardin/Orange Counties -> Gulf
areas_served: -> Jefferson,Hardin,Orange Counties

notes: Southeast Texas Interfaith Office(SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Contact person: Louis May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1590 E-mail Address: lmay@lsss.org Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access house leveling/stabilization Skilled volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and/or local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 City: Port Arthur State: TX Zip Code: 77642-3675 Contact person: Beverly May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1596 -> Southeast Texas Interfaith Office(SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Contact person: Louis May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1590 E-mail Address: lmay@lsss.org Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access house leveling/stabilization Skilled volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and/or local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: June-12-2007 City: Port Arthur State: TX Zip Code: 77642-3675 Contact person: Beverly May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1596
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main_phone: 409-984-9530 / Fax is: 409-983-1596 -> 409-984-9530 or tollf free: (877) 813-2699 / Fax is: 409-983-1596

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region: Gulf -> Serves: Jefferson/Hardin/Orange Counties
current_population: 58000 ->

town: Beaumont -> Port Arthur
address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 3617 Gulfway Drive PORT ARTHUR, TX 77642-3675 -> 3617 Gulfway Drive
zip: 77706 -> 77642
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notes: Southeast Texas Interfaith Office(SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 or toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access house leveling/stabilization Skilled volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and/or local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 Michelle has the updated infomation which is Street Address: 3617 Gulfway Drive City: Port Arthur State: TX Zip Code: 77642-3675 Contact person: Beverly May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1596 -> Southeast Texas Interfaith Office(SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Contact person: Louis May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1590 E-mail Address: lmay@lsss.org Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access house leveling/stabilization Skilled volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and/or local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 City: Port Arthur State: TX Zip Code: 77642-3675 Contact person: Beverly May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1596
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parish: -> Jefferson
main_phone: Gail Moore - 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 / Fax is: 409-892-8623 -> 409-984-9530 / Fax is: 409-983-1596
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address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 1350 N. 23rd St. -> c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 3617 Gulfway Drive PORT ARTHUR, TX 77642-3675
notes: Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 or toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access Skills volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 -> Southeast Texas Interfaith Office(SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 or toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access house leveling/stabilization Skilled volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and/or local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 Michelle has the updated infomation which is Street Address: 3617 Gulfway Drive City: Port Arthur State: TX Zip Code: 77642-3675 Contact person: Beverly May Phone number: 409-984-9530 Toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-983-1596
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current_population: -> 58000
make_payable_to: -> SETIO
hours: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST -> 8:00am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST
loading_dock: Unknown -> No
forklift: Unknown -> No

organization: Faith-based -> Faith-based, Non-Profit, Disaster Relief

notes: Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 or toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access Skills volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 -> Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 or toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access Skills volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006

notes: Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO) Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access Skills volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006 -> Southeast Texas Interfaith Office (SETIO) THE OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS: Hurricane Rita has brought both great suffering and new possibilities. It has opened up old dividing walls between races, religious bodies, and economic and political interest. Thousands of men and women from all over the U.S. are willing to come to Southeast Texas to assist us with volunteer labor. Some will even bring their own funds to purchase necessary building materials. Significant public and private monies have been earmarked for recovery that typically require extra knowledge and connections to access. All recognize the threat of future crises and lingering unmet community needs. WHO WE ARE: SETIO is an interfaith and interracial coalition of congregations and organizations located in Southeast Texas. Our families, communities and congregations were deeply affected by Hurricane Rita. With deep faith in God, we are stepping forward to assist vulnerable families as they seek to recover from this disaster and meet forthcoming challenges. Already we have replaced the roofs and repaired the damaged homes of nearly 100 uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled, and single parent families. SETIO through extensive national volunteer networks and local paid and volunteer leadership is now positioned to increase in scale to assisting an average of 30 families per month through the recovery process and more as additional congregations and organizations join forces with us. SETIO also aspires to develop the trust and relationships between us and with the community so that we can work together across race, denomination and economic class to address other issues that have held back our communities and undermined our future. Street Address: c/o St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1350 N. 23rd St. City: Beaumont State: TX Zip Code: 77706 Contact person: Gail Moore Phone number: 409-892-8611 / 409-813-2699 or toll free at: 1-877-813-2699 Best hours to call: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST Fax number: 409-892-8623 Website address, if any: www.setio.org Serves: Southeast Texas - 3 counties Speciality: Rebuilding after Hurricane Rita Description of volunteer needs: Roofing, sheetrock, porches and handicap access Skills volunteers are required to have: Ability to be flexible - work with whatever and wherever there is need Useful Skills: Roofing, all trade skills Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Possible - urban and rural areas Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, hammers, power saws, nail guns, shovels, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: We would appreciate some funding, if possible Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day, 3-5 days to 1 week preferred, or longer Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: Youth need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Depends - there are child protection/restriction issues. Please call for details. Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, probably at retreat center and local churches. Please call for specific details. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Some, kitchen and shower facilities available. Please call for specific details. Any additional notes: PLEASE COME. Serving single moms, handicapped seniors, and those who fiscally and physically need help. There is still a great need for volunteers. Approximate date the project started: Oct-15-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Oct-31-2008 Information Updated: Sep-22-2006