parish: Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie -> Palm Beach
areas_served: -> Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie
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name: C.R.O.S. (Christians Reaching Out to Society Ministries, Inc -> C.R.O.S. (Christians Reaching Out to Society Ministries, Inc)

parish: -> Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie
notes: Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005. -> Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005.
region: Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie -> Atlantic Coast

notes: Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005. -> Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005.
region: Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie Counties, FL -> Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie
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is_fee_required: -> Unknown
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temp_perm: -> Don't Know
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notes: This site is designed to be used by potential volunteers, pastors, leaders of collegiate and church mission teams, and national disaster response organizations to find the latest information about disaster response opportunities for volunteers and to provide a forum for churches and volunteers to share how they have responded to recent disasters. The goal of this Web site is to become a vital tool for collaboration, providing information that helps prevent duplication of efforts and promotes effective and appropriate voluntary response to disasters. Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005. Description of volunteer needs: Unskilled and skilled labor needed, including roofing, drywall, repairs to doors, walls, etc. Carpentry needs. Skills volunteers are required to have: Good attitude; willingness to help others. Useful Skills: Any and all trade skills. Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Some, call for specifics. Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Basic hand tools, also utility knife, tape measure, chalk lines, nail apron. Electrical tools, especially nail gun if possible. Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Bring donation for help with utilities and housing. Length of time volunteer can help: One day to longer - the longer the better Size of volunteer team: Varies. Ideal size is 14-15. Individuals can be placed with groups. Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 18 and older Denomination/affiliation, if any: Ecumenical/Methodist. All are welcome. If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Possible, please call for specifics. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Possible, please call for specifics. Any additional notes: Priority is helping vulnerable populations - especially the elderly and farm workers. So much need - so little help. Please come and help us help those less fortunate. DONATIONS WELCOMED. -> Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005.

notes: This site is designed to be used by potential volunteers, pastors, leaders of collegiate and church mission teams, and national disaster response organizations to find the latest information about disaster response opportunities for volunteers and to provide a forum for churches and volunteers to share how they have responded to recent disasters. The goal of this Web site is to become a vital tool for collaboration, providing information that helps prevent duplication of efforts and promotes effective and appropriate voluntary response to disasters. Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005. Description of volunteer needs: Unskilled and skilled labor needed, including roofing, drywall, repairs to doors, walls, etc. Carpentry needs. Skills volunteers are required to have: Good attitude; willingness to help others. Useful Skills: Any and all trade skills. Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Some, call for specifics. Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Basic hand tools, also utility knife, tape measure, chalk lines, nail apron. Electrical tools, especially nail gun if possible. Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Bring donation for help with utilities and housing. Length of time volunteer can help: One day to longer - the longer the better Size of volunteer team: Varies. Ideal size is 14-15. Individuals can be placed with groups. Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 18 and older Denomination/affiliation, if any: Ecumenical/Methodist. All are welcome. If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Possible, please call for specifics. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Possible, please call for specifics. Any additional notes: Priority is helping vulnerable populations - especially the elderly and farm workers. So much need - so little help. Please come and help us help those less fortunate. DONATIONS WELCOMED. -> This site is designed to be used by potential volunteers, pastors, leaders of collegiate and church mission teams, and national disaster response organizations to find the latest information about disaster response opportunities for volunteers and to provide a forum for churches and volunteers to share how they have responded to recent disasters. The goal of this Web site is to become a vital tool for collaboration, providing information that helps prevent duplication of efforts and promotes effective and appropriate voluntary response to disasters. Speciality: Repair & rebuild homes damaged in Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane Wilma in 2005. Description of volunteer needs: Unskilled and skilled labor needed, including roofing, drywall, repairs to doors, walls, etc. Carpentry needs. Skills volunteers are required to have: Good attitude; willingness to help others. Useful Skills: Any and all trade skills. Rural/Farm related volunteers needed: Some, call for specifics. Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Basic hand tools, also utility knife, tape measure, chalk lines, nail apron. Electrical tools, especially nail gun if possible. Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Bring donation for help with utilities and housing. Length of time volunteer can help: One day to longer - the longer the better Size of volunteer team: Varies. Ideal size is 14-15. Individuals can be placed with groups. Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 18 and older Denomination/affiliation, if any: Ecumenical/Methodist. All are welcome. If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Possible, please call for specifics. Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Possible, please call for specifics. Any additional notes: Priority is helping vulnerable populations - especially the elderly and farm workers. So much need - so little help. Please come and help us help those less fortunate. DONATIONS WELCOMED.