notes: SEE CITIZEN COMMAND CENTER RELIEF DATABASE FACILITY RECORD FOR JOPLIN, MO RESPONSE: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8514 -------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG: Tornado Clean-up — Joplin, Missouri May 28, 2011 Service International has established a base of operations in the Joplin area and is now receiving volunteers. The base is located in the neighboring community of Duenweg, at Abundant Life Christian Center, 6863 E. Newman Road (at the corner of Prosperity Ave.), Joplin, MO 64801. If you would like to make arrangements to volunteer in Joplin with SI, please call SI staff members John Barbeau at 636.262.0947 or Mike Boeckman at 314.609.1103. Stay tuned for more updates! ------------------------------- St. Louis Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County Saturday, April 23 – SI is calling for volunteers to help with clean-up following Friday's tornado in Maryland Heights. Work will continue at the site Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Volunteers can register at SI's North County Base of Operations at Grace Church, 2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road (at the corner of McKelvey & Creve Coeur Mill Roads) in Maryland Heights, MO 63043. • Register at the Service International trailer in the Grace Church parking lot starting each day at 10 a.m. • All volunteers must sign a Medical Release Form and a Liability Release Form. These forms are available at the registration tent. • Each volunteer will receive a T-shirt, instructions and equipment. • Lunch will be provided for volunteers. • Please dress for current weather conditions and wear sturdy, hard-soled work boots or shoes. • Cloth work gloves and safety glasses will be available. • Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Ages 16 - 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Donations to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up Service International is unable to receive donations of household items and/or personal hygiene items. However, we will gladly accept donations of bottled water and individually-packaged snacks, which may be dropped off at SI's base of operations at Grace Church. Monetary donations can be made to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up by using the "Make a Donation" link on our home page. Donations can also be mailed to Service International Headquarters, 17466 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. Thank you. ======= April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 -> SEE CITIZEN COMMAND CENTER RELIEF DATABASE FACILITY RECORD FOR JOPLIN, MO RESPONSE: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8514 -------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG: Tornado Clean-up — Joplin, Missouri May 28, 2011 Service International has established a base of operations in the Joplin area and is now receiving volunteers. The base is located in the neighboring community of Duenweg, at Abundant Life Christian Center, 6863 E. Newman Road (at the corner of Prosperity Ave.), Joplin, MO 64801. If you would like to make arrangements to volunteer in Joplin with SI, please call SI staff members John Barbeau at 636.262.0947 or Mike Boeckman at 314.609.1103. Stay tuned for more updates! ------------------------------- Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County May 19, 2011 Although SI has closed its base of operations at Grace Church and is no longer taking volunteers or requests for assistance, work continues as heavy equipment removes debris too heavy for individuals to carry. Since April 25, SI has coordinated more than 5,700 volunteers from the St. Louis region, and volunteer teams have cleared debris and downed trees from over 300 work sites! Thank you, St. Louis! -------------------------------- SEE CITIZEN COMMAND CENTER RELIEF DATABASE FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411

notes: FROM THE BLOG: Tornado Clean-up — Joplin, Missouri May 28, 2011 Service International has established a base of operations in the Joplin area and is now receiving volunteers. The base is located in the neighboring community of Duenweg, at Abundant Life Christian Center, 6863 E. Newman Road (at the corner of Prosperity Ave.), Joplin, MO 64801. If you would like to make arrangements to volunteer in Joplin with SI, please call SI staff members John Barbeau at 636.262.0947 or Mike Boeckman at 314.609.1103. Stay tuned for more updates! ------------------------------- St. Louis Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County Saturday, April 23 – SI is calling for volunteers to help with clean-up following Friday's tornado in Maryland Heights. Work will continue at the site Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Volunteers can register at SI's North County Base of Operations at Grace Church, 2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road (at the corner of McKelvey & Creve Coeur Mill Roads) in Maryland Heights, MO 63043. • Register at the Service International trailer in the Grace Church parking lot starting each day at 10 a.m. • All volunteers must sign a Medical Release Form and a Liability Release Form. These forms are available at the registration tent. • Each volunteer will receive a T-shirt, instructions and equipment. • Lunch will be provided for volunteers. • Please dress for current weather conditions and wear sturdy, hard-soled work boots or shoes. • Cloth work gloves and safety glasses will be available. • Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Ages 16 - 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Donations to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up Service International is unable to receive donations of household items and/or personal hygiene items. However, we will gladly accept donations of bottled water and individually-packaged snacks, which may be dropped off at SI's base of operations at Grace Church. Monetary donations can be made to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up by using the "Make a Donation" link on our home page. Donations can also be mailed to Service International Headquarters, 17466 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. Thank you. ======= April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> SEE CITIZEN COMMAND CENTER RELIEF DATABASE FACILITY RECORD FOR JOPLIN, MO RESPONSE: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8514 -------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG: Tornado Clean-up — Joplin, Missouri May 28, 2011 Service International has established a base of operations in the Joplin area and is now receiving volunteers. The base is located in the neighboring community of Duenweg, at Abundant Life Christian Center, 6863 E. Newman Road (at the corner of Prosperity Ave.), Joplin, MO 64801. If you would like to make arrangements to volunteer in Joplin with SI, please call SI staff members John Barbeau at 636.262.0947 or Mike Boeckman at 314.609.1103. Stay tuned for more updates! ------------------------------- St. Louis Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County Saturday, April 23 – SI is calling for volunteers to help with clean-up following Friday's tornado in Maryland Heights. Work will continue at the site Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Volunteers can register at SI's North County Base of Operations at Grace Church, 2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road (at the corner of McKelvey & Creve Coeur Mill Roads) in Maryland Heights, MO 63043. • Register at the Service International trailer in the Grace Church parking lot starting each day at 10 a.m. • All volunteers must sign a Medical Release Form and a Liability Release Form. These forms are available at the registration tent. • Each volunteer will receive a T-shirt, instructions and equipment. • Lunch will be provided for volunteers. • Please dress for current weather conditions and wear sturdy, hard-soled work boots or shoes. • Cloth work gloves and safety glasses will be available. • Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Ages 16 - 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Donations to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up Service International is unable to receive donations of household items and/or personal hygiene items. However, we will gladly accept donations of bottled water and individually-packaged snacks, which may be dropped off at SI's base of operations at Grace Church. Monetary donations can be made to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up by using the "Make a Donation" link on our home page. Donations can also be mailed to Service International Headquarters, 17466 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. Thank you. ======= April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411

notes: St. Louis Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County Saturday, April 23 – SI is calling for volunteers to help with clean-up following Friday's tornado in Maryland Heights. Work will continue at the site Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Volunteers can register at SI's North County Base of Operations at Grace Church, 2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road (at the corner of McKelvey & Creve Coeur Mill Roads) in Maryland Heights, MO 63043. • Register at the Service International trailer in the Grace Church parking lot starting each day at 10 a.m. • All volunteers must sign a Medical Release Form and a Liability Release Form. These forms are available at the registration tent. • Each volunteer will receive a T-shirt, instructions and equipment. • Lunch will be provided for volunteers. • Please dress for current weather conditions and wear sturdy, hard-soled work boots or shoes. • Cloth work gloves and safety glasses will be available. • Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Ages 16 - 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Donations to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up Service International is unable to receive donations of household items and/or personal hygiene items. However, we will gladly accept donations of bottled water and individually-packaged snacks, which may be dropped off at SI's base of operations at Grace Church. Monetary donations can be made to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up by using the "Make a Donation" link on our home page. Donations can also be mailed to Service International Headquarters, 17466 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. Thank you. ======= April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> FROM THE BLOG: Tornado Clean-up — Joplin, Missouri May 28, 2011 Service International has established a base of operations in the Joplin area and is now receiving volunteers. The base is located in the neighboring community of Duenweg, at Abundant Life Christian Center, 6863 E. Newman Road (at the corner of Prosperity Ave.), Joplin, MO 64801. If you would like to make arrangements to volunteer in Joplin with SI, please call SI staff members John Barbeau at 636.262.0947 or Mike Boeckman at 314.609.1103. Stay tuned for more updates! ------------------------------- St. Louis Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County Saturday, April 23 – SI is calling for volunteers to help with clean-up following Friday's tornado in Maryland Heights. Work will continue at the site Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Volunteers can register at SI's North County Base of Operations at Grace Church, 2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road (at the corner of McKelvey & Creve Coeur Mill Roads) in Maryland Heights, MO 63043. • Register at the Service International trailer in the Grace Church parking lot starting each day at 10 a.m. • All volunteers must sign a Medical Release Form and a Liability Release Form. These forms are available at the registration tent. • Each volunteer will receive a T-shirt, instructions and equipment. • Lunch will be provided for volunteers. • Please dress for current weather conditions and wear sturdy, hard-soled work boots or shoes. • Cloth work gloves and safety glasses will be available. • Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Ages 16 - 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Donations to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up Service International is unable to receive donations of household items and/or personal hygiene items. However, we will gladly accept donations of bottled water and individually-packaged snacks, which may be dropped off at SI's base of operations at Grace Church. Monetary donations can be made to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up by using the "Make a Donation" link on our home page. Donations can also be mailed to Service International Headquarters, 17466 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. Thank you. ======= April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

mission: from website: Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. -> from website: Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation.

notes: April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> St. Louis Tornado Clean-up — North St. Louis County Saturday, April 23 – SI is calling for volunteers to help with clean-up following Friday's tornado in Maryland Heights. Work will continue at the site Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Volunteers can register at SI's North County Base of Operations at Grace Church, 2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road (at the corner of McKelvey & Creve Coeur Mill Roads) in Maryland Heights, MO 63043. • Register at the Service International trailer in the Grace Church parking lot starting each day at 10 a.m. • All volunteers must sign a Medical Release Form and a Liability Release Form. These forms are available at the registration tent. • Each volunteer will receive a T-shirt, instructions and equipment. • Lunch will be provided for volunteers. • Please dress for current weather conditions and wear sturdy, hard-soled work boots or shoes. • Cloth work gloves and safety glasses will be available. • Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Ages 16 - 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Donations to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up Service International is unable to receive donations of household items and/or personal hygiene items. However, we will gladly accept donations of bottled water and individually-packaged snacks, which may be dropped off at SI's base of operations at Grace Church. Monetary donations can be made to SI's North County Tornado Clean-up by using the "Make a Donation" link on our home page. Donations can also be mailed to Service International Headquarters, 17466 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. Thank you. ======= April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

name: Service International -> Service International (HQ)
mission: -> from website: Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation.

notes: SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> April 22 Tornado St. Louis, MO Saturday, April 23 – SI is currently surveying the devastation from last night's tornado here in St. Louis. When the situation has been evaluated and we know our next steps, we will post more information. ======= SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

notes: 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE HT RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ==== Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR 5/10 TN FLOOD OPERATIONS AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5881 ------------------------------ 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE SEE CAT FACILITY HAITI OPERATIONS RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ------------------------------ Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

notes: 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE ==== Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE HT RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5411 ==== Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

notes: Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE ==== Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

main_phone: (636) 532-9008 -> (636) 532-9008 / 1-877-SVC-INTL or 1-877-782-4685
notes: UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers. -> Our Goals Service International helps people in spiritual, physical, and situational crises. Our programs are unique and our follow-through is unparalleled. When disaster strikes, government and relief organizations converge on the scene with food, water, and other necessary supplies. While SI also provides immediate disaster relief, our focus is on complete, long-term recovery. Our primary goal is to make each community we serve capable of continuing its own restoration program long after we have gone. In order to accomplish that task, we train residents and local authorities in volunteer and material coordination as well as reconstruction techniques. The communities that SI helps end up better than they were before their catastrophe. Natural disaster is an equal opportunity destroyer, and recovery must also be equal opportunity. Racial, religious, and social barriers come crashing down as entire communities pull together for survival. The benefits of this kind of recovery will last for generations! As well as providing disaster relief services, SI has partnered with other organizations in a variety of humanitarian projects: receiving donations of winter coats for the needy; serving nutritious summertime lunches to St. Louis school children; providing food supplies and support for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day meals for the homeless; and providing logistical support for Give Kids A Smile, a project which donates free dental care to underprivileged children across the nation. ======================================== UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.

cat_notes: Removed old notes/needs/avails 5/14/09 LTel: A Chipper A Cleanup, Disaster Debris Removal, Volunteer Services N ATV Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Communications, Radio, Walkie Talkie / Handset Radio Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Computer, Laptop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Computer, Peripherals, Misc. Peripherals Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations, Financial Donations Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Exterior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Interior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 2400 = pallets No Yes * N Fuel, Gas Cans, Containers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Fuel Tanks Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Equipment, Forklift Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Bobcat Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Machinery, Front Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Skid Steer Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Housing, Trailers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Insulation, Walls, Construction Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Joint Compound Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Lumber * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Lumber, Baseboards Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Markers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Office Equipment, Printer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Office, Office Equipment * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Paint * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Pallets Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Power Washer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Rakes, Leaf and Bow Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 500 = pallets No Yes N Screws, Drywall, Sheet Rock Screws * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Sheetrock, Drywall * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovel, Flat Spade, Long Handled Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovels, Flat Scoop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Showers, Mobile Shower Trailor Unit Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Status: Update attention needed! Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tape, Drywall Tape Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Drill Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Hammer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Hand Tools (Srewdrivers, etc.) * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 3600 = pallets No Yes N Tools, Pliers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Prybar Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Chainsaw, Chain Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Reciprocating Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Skillsaw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Utility, Sheet Rock Knife Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Wire Cutter Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Truck, Flatbed Truck Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Warehouse, Warehouse Space Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Wheelbarrows Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Windows, Supplies, Sills and Casing FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> Removed old notes/needs/avails 5/14/09 LTel: A Chipper A Cleanup, Disaster Debris Removal, Volunteer Services A Chipper A Cleanup, Disaster Debris Removal, Volunteer Services N ATV Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Communications, Radio, Walkie Talkie / Handset Radio Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Computer, Laptop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Computer, Peripherals, Misc. Peripherals Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations, Financial Donations Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Exterior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Interior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 2400 = pallets No Yes * N Fuel, Gas Cans, Containers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Fuel Tanks Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Equipment, Forklift Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Bobcat Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Machinery, Front Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Skid Steer Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Housing, Trailers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Insulation, Walls, Construction Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Joint Compound Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Lumber * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Lumber, Baseboards Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Markers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Office Equipment, Printer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Office, Office Equipment * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Paint * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Pallets Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Power Washer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Rakes, Leaf and Bow Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 500 = pallets No Yes N Screws, Drywall, Sheet Rock Screws * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Sheetrock, Drywall * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovel, Flat Spade, Long Handled Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovels, Flat Scoop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Showers, Mobile Shower Trailor Unit Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Status: Update attention needed! Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tape, Drywall Tape Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Drill Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Hammer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Hand Tools (Srewdrivers, etc.) * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 3600 = pallets No Yes N Tools, Pliers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Prybar Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Chainsaw, Chain Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Reciprocating Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Skillsaw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Utility, Sheet Rock Knife Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Wire Cutter Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Truck, Flatbed Truck Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Warehouse, Warehouse Space Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Wheelbarrows Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Windows, Supplies, Sills and Casing FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres

cat_notes: Removed old notes/needs 5/14/09 LTel: N ATV Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Communications, Radio, Walkie Talkie / Handset Radio Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Computer, Laptop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Computer, Peripherals, Misc. Peripherals Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations, Financial Donations Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Exterior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Interior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 2400 = pallets No Yes * N Fuel, Gas Cans, Containers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Fuel Tanks Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Equipment, Forklift Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Bobcat Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Machinery, Front Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Skid Steer Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Housing, Trailers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Insulation, Walls, Construction Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Joint Compound Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Lumber * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Lumber, Baseboards Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Markers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Office Equipment, Printer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Office, Office Equipment * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Paint * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Pallets Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Power Washer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Rakes, Leaf and Bow Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 500 = pallets No Yes N Screws, Drywall, Sheet Rock Screws * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Sheetrock, Drywall * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovel, Flat Spade, Long Handled Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovels, Flat Scoop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Showers, Mobile Shower Trailor Unit Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Status: Update attention needed! Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tape, Drywall Tape Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Drill Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Hammer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Hand Tools (Srewdrivers, etc.) * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 3600 = pallets No Yes N Tools, Pliers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Prybar Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Chainsaw, Chain Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Reciprocating Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Skillsaw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Utility, Sheet Rock Knife Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Wire Cutter Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Truck, Flatbed Truck Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Warehouse, Warehouse Space Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Wheelbarrows Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Windows, Supplies, Sills and Casing FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> Removed old notes/needs/avails 5/14/09 LTel: A Chipper A Cleanup, Disaster Debris Removal, Volunteer Services N ATV Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Communications, Radio, Walkie Talkie / Handset Radio Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Computer, Laptop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Computer, Peripherals, Misc. Peripherals Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations, Financial Donations Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Exterior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Interior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 2400 = pallets No Yes * N Fuel, Gas Cans, Containers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Fuel Tanks Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Equipment, Forklift Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Bobcat Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Machinery, Front Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Skid Steer Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Housing, Trailers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Insulation, Walls, Construction Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Joint Compound Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Lumber * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Lumber, Baseboards Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Markers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Office Equipment, Printer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Office, Office Equipment * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Paint * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Pallets Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Power Washer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Rakes, Leaf and Bow Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 500 = pallets No Yes N Screws, Drywall, Sheet Rock Screws * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Sheetrock, Drywall * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovel, Flat Spade, Long Handled Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovels, Flat Scoop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Showers, Mobile Shower Trailor Unit Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Status: Update attention needed! Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tape, Drywall Tape Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Drill Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Hammer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Hand Tools (Srewdrivers, etc.) * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 3600 = pallets No Yes N Tools, Pliers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Prybar Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Chainsaw, Chain Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Reciprocating Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Skillsaw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Utility, Sheet Rock Knife Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Wire Cutter Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Truck, Flatbed Truck Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Warehouse, Warehouse Space Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Wheelbarrows Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Windows, Supplies, Sills and Casing FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres

cat_notes: Removed old notes 5/14/09 LTel: ---------------------------------- FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> Removed old notes/needs 5/14/09 LTel: N ATV Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Communications, Radio, Walkie Talkie / Handset Radio Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Computer, Laptop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Computer, Peripherals, Misc. Peripherals Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Donations, Financial Donations Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Exterior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Doors, Interior Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 2400 = pallets No Yes * N Fuel, Gas Cans, Containers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Fuel Tanks Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Equipment, Forklift Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Bobcat Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Heavy Machinery, Front Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Heavy Machinery, Skid Steer Loader Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Housing, Trailers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Insulation, Walls, Construction Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Joint Compound Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Ladder, Extension ladder Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Lumber * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Lumber, Baseboards Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Markers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Office Equipment, Printer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Office, Office Equipment * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Paint * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Pallets Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Power Washer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Rakes, Leaf and Bow Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 500 = pallets No Yes N Screws, Drywall, Sheet Rock Screws * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Sheetrock, Drywall * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovel, Flat Spade, Long Handled Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Shovels, Flat Scoop Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Showers, Mobile Shower Trailor Unit Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Status: Update attention needed! Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tape, Drywall Tape Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Drill Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Hammer Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Hand Tools (Srewdrivers, etc.) * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average / 3600 = pallets No Yes N Tools, Pliers Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Prybar Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Chainsaw, Chain Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Reciprocating Saw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Saw, Skillsaw Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Tools, Utility, Sheet Rock Knife Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Tools, Wire Cutter Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Truck, Flatbed Truck Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Warehouse, Warehouse Space Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes * N Wheelbarrows Very Urgent Urgent Not Urgent Average No Yes N Windows, Supplies, Sills and Casing FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres

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notes: FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> UPDATE: September 1, 2008 -- SI volunteers accomplished a great deal in Winfield. Our flood relief efforts there have ended at this time. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers.
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cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 5/14/09 LTel: ---------------------------------- FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres

notes: Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> FLOOD RELIEF 2008 Update June 22, 2008: Service International is getting ready to respond to the flood damage in the Midwest. For information, call SI at 636.532.9008, or email info@serviceinternational.org. --------------------------------- Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres
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notes: Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres

notes: Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office. Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres -> Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office at: volunteer@serviceinternational.org Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres

notes: Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office. Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA -> Greensburg, KS contact: John Barbeau: (636) 262-0947 kansasfb@swbell.net Per VOAD 5/11/07 Meeting Notes: They have clean up services - with owner's permission. Also can do some rebuilding. From the website: Kansas Tornado Relief May 24 -- SI volunteers have cleaned up four farm properties (fencing, barns, homes) and ten other locations in Greensburg. They've also been working with military units to clear easements for utility repairs. Another team is going June 1. Call SI If you have questions about volunteering, call our volunteer office at (636) 532-9008, or email our volunteer office. Toll Free: (877) SVC-INTL Toll Free: (877) 782-4685 PHONE: (636) 532-9008 Fax: (636) 532-7758 EMAIL: info@serviceinternational.org Service International 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, Missouri 63005 USA To donate goods, please review the following list of items SI is accepting. The current SI collection center is at: 17466 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Cases of items are much preferred to individual item donations. TOOLS - Flat shovels - Long handled flat spade - Wheelbarrows - Leaf rakes - Hard rakes - Hammers - Pliers - Wire cutters - Utility knives - Screwdrivers - Permanent markers - Flat bar/pry bars - Hard hats - Five-gallon fuel cans - 4', 6', 8' and 10' step ladders - 16', 20', 26' and 32' extension ladders ELECTRIC TOOLS - Hammer drills - Cordless skill saws - Reciprocating saws - Power washers - Blowers and fans - Generators - Cordless jigsaws - 25', 50' and 100' extension cords BUILDING MATERIALS - Drywall - Drywall screws - Drywall tape - Joint Compound - Insulation - Doors, exterior and interior - Baseboards - Window sills and casing - Paint To Donate Large Equipment To arrange the donation of these items, please call 636-733-8306. - Flatbed Trucks - Skid Loaders - Front Loaders - Trailers - Trucks - ATV Runabouts - 4000W generators - Chainsaws - Chippers - Wheelbarrows - Portable Shower Trailers - Forklifts - Palettes - Warehouse in Louisiana (Between Clinton & New Orleans) - Bobcats with Tracks and Claws - Laptops and Printers for Mobile Office - Tools to Outfit 3+ Trailers - Radios and Base Stations - Heavy Duty Gas Powered Washers - Electric Blowers for Drying Home Interiors - 500 Gallon Fuel Tanks - Office Equipment/Supplies for Satellite Offices - Private Airplane - 36,000 sq. ft. Satellite Location with 4.5+ Acres - 130,000 sq. ft. St. Louis Warehouse with 6+ Acres