notes: http://www.handsoninlandempire.org/HomePage/index.php/wildfires.htm?PHPSESSID=e87be85fe75aedddd8e94392af94ab28 Disaster Response - Wildfires 2007 "I want to Volunteer" New Volunteers If you are not already registered with Hands On Inland Empire, you first need to register and set up an account for yourself. Click here to register. After registering, you will receive an automatic e-mail message with a link to activate your account. Once you have done so, you will be prompted to update your information in the Member Center. Follow the link to do so and indicate your skills and interests. Be sure to check the interest category "Disaster Relief / Response." Finally, click here to join the "Wildfires 2007 Response Team" to be added to the mailing list for volunteer opportunities in conjunction with the fires. If you already have an account at Hands On Inland Empire: Click here to log into your account and join the "Wildfires 2007 Response Team" to be added to the mailing list for volunteer opportunities in conjunction with the fires. We also recommend you update your personal profile to reflect an interest in "Disaster Relief / Response" Do you need volunteers? If you have a disaster-related volunteer need, we have volunteers waiting to be dispatched! Contact Larry Deckel at ldeckel@ieuw.org or (909) 980-2857 x208. Leave your contact information along with your location, number of volunteers needed, and special skills (ie. truck drivers, carpenters, child care, food service, etc.) desired. NOTE: Please be patient. All known information about volunteer needs and donations related to the fires are on this page which will be continuously updated. Any breaking news will be dispatched via the "Wildfires 2007 Response Team" mailing list which you can sign up for above. Please do not call asking if you can help. We appreciate your desire to serve, but until real, immediate needs are identified we'll have no further info to give you. Thanks! -> http://www.handsoninlandempire.org/HomePage/index.php/wildfires.htm?PHPSESSID=e87be85fe75aedddd8e94392af94ab28 Disaster Response - Wildfires 2007 "I want to Volunteer" New Volunteers If you are not already registered with Hands On Inland Empire, you first need to register and set up an account for yourself. Click here to register. After registering, you will receive an automatic e-mail message with a link to activate your account. Once you have done so, you will be prompted to update your information in the Member Center. Follow the link to do so and indicate your skills and interests. Be sure to check the interest category "Disaster Relief / Response." Finally, click here to join the "Wildfires 2007 Response Team" to be added to the mailing list for volunteer opportunities in conjunction with the fires. If you already have an account at Hands On Inland Empire: Click here to log into your account and join the "Wildfires 2007 Response Team" to be added to the mailing list for volunteer opportunities in conjunction with the fires. We also recommend you update your personal profile to reflect an interest in "Disaster Relief / Response" Do you need volunteers? If you have a disaster-related volunteer need, we have volunteers waiting to be dispatched! Contact Larry Deckel at ldeckel@ieuw.org or (909) 980-2857 x208. Leave your contact information along with your location, number of volunteers needed, and special skills (ie. truck drivers, carpenters, child care, food service, etc.) desired. NOTE: Please be patient. All known information about volunteer needs and donations related to the fires are on this page which will be continuously updated. Any breaking news will be dispatched via the "Wildfires 2007 Response Team" mailing list which you can sign up for above. Please do not call asking if you can help. We appreciate your desire to serve, but until real, immediate needs are identified we'll have no further info to give you. Thanks!
organization: -> Non-Profit
mission: Hands On Inland Empire, a program of Inland Empire United Way, provides a link for individuals, families, teams, and corporate groups to join together and engage in meaningful volunteer opportunities within the San Bernardino and Riverside Counties and the Pomona Valley. We are working to promote volunteerism and get people involved in their communities. Hands On Inland Empire does this in partnership with other organizations so we are working together to bring about long-lasting change in our communities. From motivating children to discover and learn, to serving hot meals to low income families, residents of the Inland Empire are responding to critical needs. Hands On Inland Empire is building a Community Tool Bank to assist local non-profits with community clean-ups, the building and maintenance of local parks, renovation of neighborhood schools, building community gardens and more. Your donation of new or lightly used tools helps us expand this important community resource. Think of it — Your one donated tool can help dozens of nonprofits and schools! We welcome your donation. Unsure if we can use it? Contact Gloria Bracy at 909-980-2857 x247. Bring your donations between the hours of 9 am - 4 pm to: Donate Goods: The County of San Bernardino Donations Center is taking donations of blankets, shoes and socks, canned goods, water, pampers, baby wipes, baby formula, and toys. To donate call 909-386-9797. They are open from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Do you know anyone affected by the fire who needs assistance? Advise them to call 2-1-1 or 888-435-7565. They have all the latest information available to give assistance to evacuees. For the latest Fire Information or Road Closure information, visit the San Bernardino County 2-1-1 webpage. Wildfires Volunteer Update - October 30 In the next two days, most area residents evacuated by the fires will be allowed to return to their neighborhoods. Community meetings were held today to assess the immediate needs of people affected by the fire, especially those who have lost their homes. We are in conversations about volunteer needs in the community to support these families and hope to have the first opportunities posted in the next day or so. We'll keep you posted! -> Hands On Inland Empire, a program of Inland Empire United Way, provides a link for individuals, families, teams, and corporate groups to join together and engage in meaningful volunteer opportunities within the San Bernardino and Riverside Counties and the Pomona Valley. We are working to promote volunteerism and get people involved in their communities. Hands On Inland Empire does this in partnership with other organizations so we are working together to bring about long-lasting change in our communities. From motivating children to discover and learn, to serving hot meals to low income families, residents of the Inland Empire are responding to critical needs. Hands On Inland Empire is building a Community Tool Bank to assist local non-profits with community clean-ups, the building and maintenance of local parks, renovation of neighborhood schools, building community gardens and more.

region: Southern -> Inland Empire

mission: Hands On Inland Empire, a program of Inland Empire United Way, provides a link for individuals, families, teams, and corporate groups to join together and engage in meaningful volunteer opportunities within the San Bernardino and Riverside Counties and the Pomona Valley. We are working to promote volunteerism and get people involved in their communities. Hands On Inland Empire does this in partnership with other organizations so we are working together to bring about long-lasting change in our communities. From motivating children to discover and learn, to serving hot meals to low income families, residents of the Inland Empire are responding to critical needs. Donate Goods: The County of San Bernardino Donations Center is taking donations of blankets, shoes and socks, canned goods, water, pampers, baby wipes, baby formula, and toys. To donate call 909-386-9797. They are open from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Do you know anyone affected by the fire who needs assistance? Advise them to call 2-1-1 or 888-435-7565. They have all the latest information available to give assistance to evacuees. For the latest Fire Information or Road Closure information, visit the San Bernardino County 2-1-1 webpage. Wildfires Volunteer Update - October 30 In the next two days, most area residents evacuated by the fires will be allowed to return to their neighborhoods. Community meetings were held today to assess the immediate needs of people affected by the fire, especially those who have lost their homes. We are in conversations about volunteer needs in the community to support these families and hope to have the first opportunities posted in the next day or so. We'll keep you posted! -> Hands On Inland Empire, a program of Inland Empire United Way, provides a link for individuals, families, teams, and corporate groups to join together and engage in meaningful volunteer opportunities within the San Bernardino and Riverside Counties and the Pomona Valley. We are working to promote volunteerism and get people involved in their communities. Hands On Inland Empire does this in partnership with other organizations so we are working together to bring about long-lasting change in our communities. From motivating children to discover and learn, to serving hot meals to low income families, residents of the Inland Empire are responding to critical needs. Hands On Inland Empire is building a Community Tool Bank to assist local non-profits with community clean-ups, the building and maintenance of local parks, renovation of neighborhood schools, building community gardens and more. Your donation of new or lightly used tools helps us expand this important community resource. Think of it — Your one donated tool can help dozens of nonprofits and schools! We welcome your donation. Unsure if we can use it? Contact Gloria Bracy at 909-980-2857 x247. Bring your donations between the hours of 9 am - 4 pm to: Donate Goods: The County of San Bernardino Donations Center is taking donations of blankets, shoes and socks, canned goods, water, pampers, baby wipes, baby formula, and toys. To donate call 909-386-9797. They are open from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Do you know anyone affected by the fire who needs assistance? Advise them to call 2-1-1 or 888-435-7565. They have all the latest information available to give assistance to evacuees. For the latest Fire Information or Road Closure information, visit the San Bernardino County 2-1-1 webpage. Wildfires Volunteer Update - October 30 In the next two days, most area residents evacuated by the fires will be allowed to return to their neighborhoods. Community meetings were held today to assess the immediate needs of people affected by the fire, especially those who have lost their homes. We are in conversations about volunteer needs in the community to support these families and hope to have the first opportunities posted in the next day or so. We'll keep you posted!

facility_type: Walk-in Resource -> Volunteer Camp

status: Standby -> Open
facility_type: Unknown -> Walk-in Resource

status: Unknown -> Standby