name: Red Cross Shelters, Orange County (Santiago Cyn. Wildfire) -> Red Cross Shelters, Orange County, Index
notes: November 5, 2007 Release No. 19 Summary of Orange County Red Cross Response to Recent Fires Santa Ana, Calif. - Following is a recap of American Red Cross services provided by the Orange County Chapter during the recent fires: Four shelters were opened in three locations (Lakeview Senior Center, El Toro High School, El Modena High School) Our remaining shelter (El Modena) was closed on Nov. 3 after the Orange County Fire Authority lifted evacuation orders for canyon areas 1,250 overnight stays were provided to displaced residents 4,800 meals were served (many of which were generously donated from restaurants in Orange County) More than 300 volunteers participated in relief efforts Orange County Social Services Agency provided some workers to help staff our shelters Grainger and Standard Pacific Homes, partners in the Red Cross “Ready When the Time Comes” program, provided volunteers to complete our disaster assessment. The Chapter emergency operations center operated almost continually from Oct. 23 through Nov. 3 More than $1 million towards wildfire relief was raised by the Orange County Chapter, including $333,000 at a Honda Center fundraiser The American Red Cross of Orange County continues to provide assistance to those who were affected by the fire. For those Orange County families with homes damagedor destroyed by the Santiago fire, Red Cross client services are available from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Orange County Red Cross (601 N. Golden Circle Dr., Santa Ana , CA 92705 – George Chitty Building.) Those affected are requested to call prior to coming in at 714/481-5300 (M-F, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) For more information, visit www.oc-redcross.org or contact the Orange County Red Cross at 714/481-5300. -> November 5, 2007 Release No. 19 Summary of Orange County Red Cross Response to Recent Fires Santa Ana, Calif. - Following is a recap of American Red Cross services provided by the Orange County Chapter during the recent fires: Four shelters were opened in three locations (Lakeview Senior Center, El Toro High School, El Modena High School) Our remaining shelter (El Modena) was closed on Nov. 3 after the Orange County Fire Authority lifted evacuation orders for canyon areas 1,250 overnight stays were provided to displaced residents 4,800 meals were served (many of which were generously donated from restaurants in Orange County) More than 300 volunteers participated in relief efforts Orange County Social Services Agency provided some workers to help staff our shelters Grainger and Standard Pacific Homes, partners in the Red Cross ?Ready When the Time Comes? program, provided volunteers to complete our disaster assessment. The Chapter emergency operations center operated almost continually from Oct. 23 through Nov. 3 More than $1 million towards wildfire relief was raised by the Orange County Chapter, including $333,000 at a Honda Center fundraiser The American Red Cross of Orange County continues to provide assistance to those who were affected by the fire. For those Orange County families with homes damagedor destroyed by the Santiago fire, Red Cross client services are available from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Orange County Red Cross (601 N. Golden Circle Dr., Santa Ana , CA 92705 ? George Chitty Building.) Those affected are requested to call prior to coming in at 714/481-5300 (M-F, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) For more information, visit www.oc-redcross.org or contact the Orange County Red Cross at 714/481-5300.
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notes: 10/31/07 Calls for updates... record in progress of update! Answers & Referrals from Red Cross for Public Inquiries about the Santiago Canyon Wildfire (current as of 10-31-07, 9:00 a.m.) ORANGE COUNTY RED CROSS RESPONSE UPDATE: • Red Cross Shelter information: El Modena High School: 3920 Spring St., Orange, CA, 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. # RESIDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN DISPLACED BY THE FIRES, PLEASE GO TO THE RED CROSS SHELTER AT EL MODENA HIGH SCHOOL TO RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING RED CROSS SERVICES:Shelter # Food # Attention to immediate medical needs # Emotional support (including mental health counseling) • Red Cross Client Services (Location & Hours) For those Orange County families with homes damaged or destroyed by the Santiago fire: • Red Cross Client Services are available at the Orange County Red Cross (601 N. Golden Circle Dr., Santa Ana, CA, 92705 – George M. Chitty Building) • On Monday-Friday, October 29-November 2, client services hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; please call first at 714/481-5300. --------------------- County of Orange Public Information Hotline: 714/628-7085 -- DEACTIVATED • San Diego Update Hotline: 619/570-1070 Recovery Center at Rancho Bernardo - (858)538-8129 • Red Cross Shelter information: El Toro High School, 25255 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA, 92620. Shelter is located off of El Toro Road on Toledo Way between Jeronimo and Trabuco (Thomas Guide 2007, Page 891-J3) El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.Orange, CA 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. • Red Cross MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY: 714/384-0760 • Animal Shelter Information: Large Animal Shelter at Industry Hills Expo Center Or, Orange County Animal Shelter, sheltering dogs and cats • Military Family Evacuees (reserve, National Guard, army, navy, marines, etc. – active or inactive) – assistance might be provided by the Southern California Family Readiness Groups. Contact: Cheryl Courwright at 714/514-5628 • Volunteer Inquiries – currently, the Orange County Red Cross is working with trained Red Cross volunteers to address all disaster needs. Any current disaster and client services volunteers interested and available to volunteer, please call the staffing line at 714/481-5339. Individuals interested in volunteering, but not active trained Red Cross volunteers, are currently being maintained on a list. Should the need arise for engagement of additional volunteers, we will contact you. Please send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@oc-redcross.org and we will provide you with follow up information. The American Red Cross of Orange County is staffing its emergency operations center around-the-clock and is working to assist our communities with Red Cross services as needed. Thank you for your support. News Alert - October 23, 2007: Red Cross Shelter Open at El Toro High School for Fire Evacuees OC Red Cross Opens Shelter for New Mandatory Evacuations SANTA ANA, Calif., 3:00 am – The American Red Cross of Orange County is opening a new shelter in the City of Orange due to mandatory evacuations of the Modjeska area by the Orange County Fire Authority. The new shelter is located at: El Modena High School 3920 Spring St. Orange, CA 92869 The El Modena High School shelter is in addition to the El Toro High School shelter, which was opened on Oct. 22 and is currently providing service to 207 adults and 52 children. El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Way. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Both Red Cross shelters will provide shelter, food, attention to immediate medical needs and emotional support, including mental health counseling, to fire evacuees. -> November 5, 2007 Release No. 19 Summary of Orange County Red Cross Response to Recent Fires Santa Ana, Calif. - Following is a recap of American Red Cross services provided by the Orange County Chapter during the recent fires: Four shelters were opened in three locations (Lakeview Senior Center, El Toro High School, El Modena High School) Our remaining shelter (El Modena) was closed on Nov. 3 after the Orange County Fire Authority lifted evacuation orders for canyon areas 1,250 overnight stays were provided to displaced residents 4,800 meals were served (many of which were generously donated from restaurants in Orange County) More than 300 volunteers participated in relief efforts Orange County Social Services Agency provided some workers to help staff our shelters Grainger and Standard Pacific Homes, partners in the Red Cross “Ready When the Time Comes” program, provided volunteers to complete our disaster assessment. The Chapter emergency operations center operated almost continually from Oct. 23 through Nov. 3 More than $1 million towards wildfire relief was raised by the Orange County Chapter, including $333,000 at a Honda Center fundraiser The American Red Cross of Orange County continues to provide assistance to those who were affected by the fire. For those Orange County families with homes damagedor destroyed by the Santiago fire, Red Cross client services are available from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Orange County Red Cross (601 N. Golden Circle Dr., Santa Ana , CA 92705 – George Chitty Building.) Those affected are requested to call prior to coming in at 714/481-5300 (M-F, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) For more information, visit www.oc-redcross.org or contact the Orange County Red Cross at 714/481-5300.

notes: 10/31/07 Calls for updates... record in progress of update! --------------------- County of Orange Public Information Hotline: 714/628-7085 -- DEACTIVATED • San Diego Update Hotline: 619/570-1070 Recovery Center at Rancho Bernardo - (858)538-8129 • Red Cross Shelter information: El Toro High School, 25255 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA, 92620. Shelter is located off of El Toro Road on Toledo Way between Jeronimo and Trabuco (Thomas Guide 2007, Page 891-J3) El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.Orange, CA 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. • Red Cross MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY: 714/384-0760 • Animal Shelter Information: Large Animal Shelter at Industry Hills Expo Center Or, Orange County Animal Shelter, sheltering dogs and cats • Military Family Evacuees (reserve, National Guard, army, navy, marines, etc. – active or inactive) – assistance might be provided by the Southern California Family Readiness Groups. Contact: Cheryl Courwright at 714/514-5628 • Volunteer Inquiries – currently, the Orange County Red Cross is working with trained Red Cross volunteers to address all disaster needs. Any current disaster and client services volunteers interested and available to volunteer, please call the staffing line at 714/481-5339. Individuals interested in volunteering, but not active trained Red Cross volunteers, are currently being maintained on a list. Should the need arise for engagement of additional volunteers, we will contact you. Please send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@oc-redcross.org and we will provide you with follow up information. The American Red Cross of Orange County is staffing its emergency operations center around-the-clock and is working to assist our communities with Red Cross services as needed. Thank you for your support. News Alert - October 23, 2007: Red Cross Shelter Open at El Toro High School for Fire Evacuees OC Red Cross Opens Shelter for New Mandatory Evacuations SANTA ANA, Calif., 3:00 am – The American Red Cross of Orange County is opening a new shelter in the City of Orange due to mandatory evacuations of the Modjeska area by the Orange County Fire Authority. The new shelter is located at: El Modena High School 3920 Spring St. Orange, CA 92869 The El Modena High School shelter is in addition to the El Toro High School shelter, which was opened on Oct. 22 and is currently providing service to 207 adults and 52 children. El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Way. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Both Red Cross shelters will provide shelter, food, attention to immediate medical needs and emotional support, including mental health counseling, to fire evacuees. -> 10/31/07 Calls for updates... record in progress of update! Answers & Referrals from Red Cross for Public Inquiries about the Santiago Canyon Wildfire (current as of 10-31-07, 9:00 a.m.) ORANGE COUNTY RED CROSS RESPONSE UPDATE: • Red Cross Shelter information: El Modena High School: 3920 Spring St., Orange, CA, 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. # RESIDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN DISPLACED BY THE FIRES, PLEASE GO TO THE RED CROSS SHELTER AT EL MODENA HIGH SCHOOL TO RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING RED CROSS SERVICES:Shelter # Food # Attention to immediate medical needs # Emotional support (including mental health counseling) • Red Cross Client Services (Location & Hours) For those Orange County families with homes damaged or destroyed by the Santiago fire: • Red Cross Client Services are available at the Orange County Red Cross (601 N. Golden Circle Dr., Santa Ana, CA, 92705 – George M. Chitty Building) • On Monday-Friday, October 29-November 2, client services hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; please call first at 714/481-5300. --------------------- County of Orange Public Information Hotline: 714/628-7085 -- DEACTIVATED • San Diego Update Hotline: 619/570-1070 Recovery Center at Rancho Bernardo - (858)538-8129 • Red Cross Shelter information: El Toro High School, 25255 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA, 92620. Shelter is located off of El Toro Road on Toledo Way between Jeronimo and Trabuco (Thomas Guide 2007, Page 891-J3) El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.Orange, CA 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. • Red Cross MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY: 714/384-0760 • Animal Shelter Information: Large Animal Shelter at Industry Hills Expo Center Or, Orange County Animal Shelter, sheltering dogs and cats • Military Family Evacuees (reserve, National Guard, army, navy, marines, etc. – active or inactive) – assistance might be provided by the Southern California Family Readiness Groups. Contact: Cheryl Courwright at 714/514-5628 • Volunteer Inquiries – currently, the Orange County Red Cross is working with trained Red Cross volunteers to address all disaster needs. Any current disaster and client services volunteers interested and available to volunteer, please call the staffing line at 714/481-5339. Individuals interested in volunteering, but not active trained Red Cross volunteers, are currently being maintained on a list. Should the need arise for engagement of additional volunteers, we will contact you. Please send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@oc-redcross.org and we will provide you with follow up information. The American Red Cross of Orange County is staffing its emergency operations center around-the-clock and is working to assist our communities with Red Cross services as needed. Thank you for your support. News Alert - October 23, 2007: Red Cross Shelter Open at El Toro High School for Fire Evacuees OC Red Cross Opens Shelter for New Mandatory Evacuations SANTA ANA, Calif., 3:00 am – The American Red Cross of Orange County is opening a new shelter in the City of Orange due to mandatory evacuations of the Modjeska area by the Orange County Fire Authority. The new shelter is located at: El Modena High School 3920 Spring St. Orange, CA 92869 The El Modena High School shelter is in addition to the El Toro High School shelter, which was opened on Oct. 22 and is currently providing service to 207 adults and 52 children. El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Way. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Both Red Cross shelters will provide shelter, food, attention to immediate medical needs and emotional support, including mental health counseling, to fire evacuees.

website: -> http://www.oc-redcross.org/

notes: County of Orange Public Information Hotline: 714/628-7085 • San Diego Update Hotline: 619/570-1070 • Red Cross Shelter information: El Toro High School, 25255 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA, 92620. Shelter is located off of El Toro Road on Toledo Way between Jeronimo and Trabuco (Thomas Guide 2007, Page 891-J3) El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.Orange, CA 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. • Red Cross MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY: 714/384-0760 • Animal Shelter Information: Large Animal Shelter at Industry Hills Expo Center Or, Orange County Animal Shelter, sheltering dogs and cats • Military Family Evacuees (reserve, National Guard, army, navy, marines, etc. – active or inactive) – assistance might be provided by the Southern California Family Readiness Groups. Contact: Cheryl Courwright at 714/514-5628 • Volunteer Inquiries – currently, the Orange County Red Cross is working with trained Red Cross volunteers to address all disaster needs. Any current disaster and client services volunteers interested and available to volunteer, please call the staffing line at 714/481-5339. Individuals interested in volunteering, but not active trained Red Cross volunteers, are currently being maintained on a list. Should the need arise for engagement of additional volunteers, we will contact you. Please send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@oc-redcross.org and we will provide you with follow up information. The American Red Cross of Orange County is staffing its emergency operations center around-the-clock and is working to assist our communities with Red Cross services as needed. Thank you for your support. News Alert - October 23, 2007: Red Cross Shelter Open at El Toro High School for Fire Evacuees OC Red Cross Opens Shelter for New Mandatory Evacuations SANTA ANA, Calif., 3:00 am – The American Red Cross of Orange County is opening a new shelter in the City of Orange due to mandatory evacuations of the Modjeska area by the Orange County Fire Authority. The new shelter is located at: El Modena High School 3920 Spring St. Orange, CA 92869 The El Modena High School shelter is in addition to the El Toro High School shelter, which was opened on Oct. 22 and is currently providing service to 207 adults and 52 children. El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Way. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Both Red Cross shelters will provide shelter, food, attention to immediate medical needs and emotional support, including mental health counseling, to fire evacuees. The Orange County public information hotline number is (714) 628-7085. The San Diego update hotline is (619) 570-1070. The American Red Cross of Orange County remains on alert, assisting our community through this difficult time. -> 10/31/07 Calls for updates... record in progress of update! --------------------- County of Orange Public Information Hotline: 714/628-7085 -- DEACTIVATED • San Diego Update Hotline: 619/570-1070 Recovery Center at Rancho Bernardo - (858)538-8129 • Red Cross Shelter information: El Toro High School, 25255 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA, 92620. Shelter is located off of El Toro Road on Toledo Way between Jeronimo and Trabuco (Thomas Guide 2007, Page 891-J3) El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.Orange, CA 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. • Red Cross MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY: 714/384-0760 • Animal Shelter Information: Large Animal Shelter at Industry Hills Expo Center Or, Orange County Animal Shelter, sheltering dogs and cats • Military Family Evacuees (reserve, National Guard, army, navy, marines, etc. – active or inactive) – assistance might be provided by the Southern California Family Readiness Groups. Contact: Cheryl Courwright at 714/514-5628 • Volunteer Inquiries – currently, the Orange County Red Cross is working with trained Red Cross volunteers to address all disaster needs. Any current disaster and client services volunteers interested and available to volunteer, please call the staffing line at 714/481-5339. Individuals interested in volunteering, but not active trained Red Cross volunteers, are currently being maintained on a list. Should the need arise for engagement of additional volunteers, we will contact you. Please send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@oc-redcross.org and we will provide you with follow up information. The American Red Cross of Orange County is staffing its emergency operations center around-the-clock and is working to assist our communities with Red Cross services as needed. Thank you for your support. News Alert - October 23, 2007: Red Cross Shelter Open at El Toro High School for Fire Evacuees OC Red Cross Opens Shelter for New Mandatory Evacuations SANTA ANA, Calif., 3:00 am – The American Red Cross of Orange County is opening a new shelter in the City of Orange due to mandatory evacuations of the Modjeska area by the Orange County Fire Authority. The new shelter is located at: El Modena High School 3920 Spring St. Orange, CA 92869 The El Modena High School shelter is in addition to the El Toro High School shelter, which was opened on Oct. 22 and is currently providing service to 207 adults and 52 children. El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Way. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Both Red Cross shelters will provide shelter, food, attention to immediate medical needs and emotional support, including mental health counseling, to fire evacuees.

name: Red Cross Shelters, Orange County (Responding to Santiago Cyn. Wildfire) -> Red Cross Shelters, Orange County (Santiago Cyn. Wildfire)

name: Red Cross Shelters, Orange County (Responding to Santiage Cyn. Wildfire) -> Red Cross Shelters, Orange County (Responding to Santiago Cyn. Wildfire)

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name: Red Cross, Orange County -> Red Cross Shelters, Orange County (Responding to Santiage Cyn. Wildfire)
notes: -> County of Orange Public Information Hotline: 714/628-7085 • San Diego Update Hotline: 619/570-1070 • Red Cross Shelter information: El Toro High School, 25255 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA, 92620. Shelter is located off of El Toro Road on Toledo Way between Jeronimo and Trabuco (Thomas Guide 2007, Page 891-J3) El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.Orange, CA 92869. Shelter is located on Spring between North Hewes and Prospect. • Red Cross MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY: 714/384-0760 • Animal Shelter Information: Large Animal Shelter at Industry Hills Expo Center Or, Orange County Animal Shelter, sheltering dogs and cats • Military Family Evacuees (reserve, National Guard, army, navy, marines, etc. – active or inactive) – assistance might be provided by the Southern California Family Readiness Groups. Contact: Cheryl Courwright at 714/514-5628 • Volunteer Inquiries – currently, the Orange County Red Cross is working with trained Red Cross volunteers to address all disaster needs. Any current disaster and client services volunteers interested and available to volunteer, please call the staffing line at 714/481-5339. Individuals interested in volunteering, but not active trained Red Cross volunteers, are currently being maintained on a list. Should the need arise for engagement of additional volunteers, we will contact you. Please send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@oc-redcross.org and we will provide you with follow up information. The American Red Cross of Orange County is staffing its emergency operations center around-the-clock and is working to assist our communities with Red Cross services as needed. Thank you for your support. News Alert - October 23, 2007: Red Cross Shelter Open at El Toro High School for Fire Evacuees OC Red Cross Opens Shelter for New Mandatory Evacuations SANTA ANA, Calif., 3:00 am – The American Red Cross of Orange County is opening a new shelter in the City of Orange due to mandatory evacuations of the Modjeska area by the Orange County Fire Authority. The new shelter is located at: El Modena High School 3920 Spring St. Orange, CA 92869 The El Modena High School shelter is in addition to the El Toro High School shelter, which was opened on Oct. 22 and is currently providing service to 207 adults and 52 children. El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Way. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Both Red Cross shelters will provide shelter, food, attention to immediate medical needs and emotional support, including mental health counseling, to fire evacuees. The Orange County public information hotline number is (714) 628-7085. The San Diego update hotline is (619) 570-1070. The American Red Cross of Orange County remains on alert, assisting our community through this difficult time.
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