cat_notes: REMOVED NEEDS/AVAILS to better reflect current status Needs: Item Qty Needed Urgency Load Appliances, Industrial, Food Processor Needed Very Urgent * Show Edit Appliances, Industrial, Freezer Racks, Metal 1 Average * Show Edit Appliances, Small, Kitchen, Coffee Pot, Coffee Maker, Coffeemaker (Electric) 0 Very Urgent * Show Edit Appliances, Small, Kitchen, Microwave 1 Average * Show Edit Art Supplies, General, Misc. Needed Average Show Edit Batteries, Household * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) 144 Average * Show Edit Batteries, RAM/PRAM Batteries Needed Average * Show Edit Books * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average Show Edit Books, Children's Books, School Library Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Fiction (see also, "Books, Fiction") Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books (High School) Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Non-Fiction (see also: "Books, Non-Fiction") Needed Average Show Edit Brushes, Scrub Brushes 24 Average Show Edit Buckets * (ANY/ALL Types) 15 Average * Show Edit Camping Gear, Tent Heater 5 Average * Show Edit Camping Gear, Tents 10 Average * Show Edit Charcoal 8400 Average * Show Edit Cleaning, Cleaner, Bleach, Unscented (Gallons) 72 Average * Show Edit Cleaning, Cleaner, Degreaser 5 Average Show Edit Cleaning Supplies, Dust Pans, Dustpans 1 Average * Show Edit Cleaning Supplies, Steel Wool 24 Average Show Edit Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Computer, Desktop Needed Average * Show Edit Computer, Keyboard Needed Average Show Edit Computer, Laptop Needed Average * Show Edit Construction, Carpenter, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Drywall Finish, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Drywall Hanger, Volunteers Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Electrician, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Plumber, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Crayons Needed Average Show Edit Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average * Show Edit Flashlights Needed Average * Show Edit Flooring, Linoleum (sq. ft.) 74 Average * Show Edit Food, Dairy, Butter, Individual Serving Sized (packed in cases) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dairy, Creamers, individually packaged (cases) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Grains, Flour (1 lbs) 100 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Salt, Salt & Pepper, Individually Packaged 84000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Spices Needed Average Show Edit Food, Dry, Sugar, Sugar Packets (boxes of individual packets of sugar) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Sugar, Sugar Substitute (boxes of single-use packets) 24000 Average * Show Edit Fundraiser, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Furniture, Chairs, Folding Chairs 200 Very Urgent * Show Edit Furniture, Table, Folding Table 20 Very Urgent * Show Edit Garbage/Trash Bags, Plastic Lawn/Leaf 8400 Very Urgent * Show Edit Garbage/Trash Can * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) Needed Average * Show Edit Gloves, Gloves Up To The Elbow 3600 Average * Show Edit Hand Sanitizer 60 Average * Show Edit Ice 48000 Average * Show Edit Kitchen Assistant, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Collander 2 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Cutting Boards 10 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking Equipment, Utensils, Whisks 3 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Griddle, Stove Top 3 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking Supplies, Aluminum Foil (Heavy Duty) 6000 Average * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooks, Volunteer Needed Urgent Show Edit Kitchen, Service, Trays, for Meals Needed Average Show Edit Light Bulbs * (ANY/ALL Types) 48 Average * Show Edit Lighting, Flood Lights 3 Average * Show Edit Lumber, 2X4's 24 Average * Show Edit Lumber, GluLam I Beams, Indoor Framing Needed Average Show Edit Medical, Healer, Volunteer Needed Average * Show Edit Microchips Needed Average * Show Edit Mops * (ANY/ALL Types) 4 Average * Show Edit Nails * (ANY/ALL Types) 500 Average * Show Edit Office, Equipment, Jump Drives / Zip Discs Needed Average * Show Edit Office, Supplies, Ink Cartridges Needed Average Show Edit Office, Supplies, Markers, Sharpies (Boxes) 100 Average * Show Edit Office, Supplies, Power Strips Needed Average * Show Edit Paint, 1 Gallon, Can Needed Very Urgent Show Edit Paint, 5 Gallon Bucket 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paint, Exterior, Any Color 100 Very Urgent * Show Edit Paint Supplies, Paint Roller Covers 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paint Supplies, Roller Pans 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paper, Construction Paper Needed Average Show Edit Paper, Copy Paper (Boxes) Needed Average Show Edit Paper, Napkins Needed Average * Show Edit Paper, Paper Towels (Rolls) 360 Average * Show Edit Paper/plastic Cups (Retail Packages) 36000 Average * Show Edit Paper Plates/Plastic Utensils Needed Average * Show Edit Paper Plates (Retail Packages) 84000 Average * Show Edit Pens * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average * Show Edit Plastic Wrap 6000 Average * Show Edit Pots & Pans Needed Average * Show Edit Propane Needed Average * Show Edit Rope Needed Average * Show Edit Shower Facilities for Volunteers 3 Average * Show Edit Smoker (55 gal.) 2 Very Urgent * Show Edit Smoker Tools 8 Very Urgent * Show Edit Soap, Dishwashing Soap/Liquid 24 Average * Show Edit Software, Operating System - Windows XP Home Professional Needed Average * Show Edit Spatulas, Large, 15" if poss. 8 Very Urgent * Show Edit Sponges 36 Average Show Edit Stirring Panel (3 ft.) Needed Very Urgent * Show Edit String Needed Average * Show Edit Tape, Duct Tape (Case) 100 Average Show Edit Tape, Masking Tape 100 Average Show Edit Tarps 15 Very Urgent * Show Edit Tile Grout * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average Show Edit Toilets, Portable Toilets 8 Average * Show Edit Tools, Hammers 2 Average * Show Edit UPS power supply 20 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Eating, Plastic (retail packages) 84000 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Serving Spoons, Metal 15", Slotted 12 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Serving Spoons, Metal 15", Solid 12 Average * Show Edit Virtual Volunteer, Work from Home Needed Average * Show Edit Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Urgent Show Edit Water, Bottles (8 oz.) 96000 Average * Show Edit Water, Bottles, Large (Plastic Jugs, Gallons) 24000 Very Urgent * Show Edit *conditions with notes New Need Available: -> REMOVED NEEDS/AVAILS to better reflect current status Needs: Item Qty Needed Urgency Load Appliances, Industrial, Food Processor Needed Very Urgent * Show Edit Appliances, Industrial, Freezer Racks, Metal 1 Average * Show Edit Appliances, Small, Kitchen, Coffee Pot, Coffee Maker, Coffeemaker (Electric) 0 Very Urgent * Show Edit Appliances, Small, Kitchen, Microwave 1 Average * Show Edit Art Supplies, General, Misc. Needed Average Show Edit Batteries, Household * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) 144 Average * Show Edit Batteries, RAM/PRAM Batteries Needed Average * Show Edit Books * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average Show Edit Books, Children's Books, School Library Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Fiction (see also, "Books, Fiction") Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books (High School) Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Non-Fiction (see also: "Books, Non-Fiction") Needed Average Show Edit Brushes, Scrub Brushes 24 Average Show Edit Buckets * (ANY/ALL Types) 15 Average * Show Edit Camping Gear, Tent Heater 5 Average * Show Edit Camping Gear, Tents 10 Average * Show Edit Charcoal 8400 Average * Show Edit Cleaning, Cleaner, Bleach, Unscented (Gallons) 72 Average * Show Edit Cleaning, Cleaner, Degreaser 5 Average Show Edit Cleaning Supplies, Dust Pans, Dustpans 1 Average * Show Edit Cleaning Supplies, Steel Wool 24 Average Show Edit Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Computer, Desktop Needed Average * Show Edit Computer, Keyboard Needed Average Show Edit Computer, Laptop Needed Average * Show Edit Construction, Carpenter, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Drywall Finish, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Drywall Hanger, Volunteers Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Electrician, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Plumber, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Crayons Needed Average Show Edit Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average * Show Edit Flashlights Needed Average * Show Edit Flooring, Linoleum (sq. ft.) 74 Average * Show Edit Food, Dairy, Butter, Individual Serving Sized (packed in cases) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dairy, Creamers, individually packaged (cases) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Grains, Flour (1 lbs) 100 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Salt, Salt & Pepper, Individually Packaged 84000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Spices Needed Average Show Edit Food, Dry, Sugar, Sugar Packets (boxes of individual packets of sugar) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Sugar, Sugar Substitute (boxes of single-use packets) 24000 Average * Show Edit Fundraiser, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Furniture, Chairs, Folding Chairs 200 Very Urgent * Show Edit Furniture, Table, Folding Table 20 Very Urgent * Show Edit Garbage/Trash Bags, Plastic Lawn/Leaf 8400 Very Urgent * Show Edit Garbage/Trash Can * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) Needed Average * Show Edit Gloves, Gloves Up To The Elbow 3600 Average * Show Edit Hand Sanitizer 60 Average * Show Edit Ice 48000 Average * Show Edit Kitchen Assistant, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Collander 2 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Cutting Boards 10 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking Equipment, Utensils, Whisks 3 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Griddle, Stove Top 3 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking Supplies, Aluminum Foil (Heavy Duty) 6000 Average * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooks, Volunteer Needed Urgent Show Edit Kitchen, Service, Trays, for Meals Needed Average Show Edit Light Bulbs * (ANY/ALL Types) 48 Average * Show Edit Lighting, Flood Lights 3 Average * Show Edit Lumber, 2X4's 24 Average * Show Edit Lumber, GluLam I Beams, Indoor Framing Needed Average Show Edit Medical, Healer, Volunteer Needed Average * Show Edit Microchips Needed Average * Show Edit Mops * (ANY/ALL Types) 4 Average * Show Edit Nails * (ANY/ALL Types) 500 Average * Show Edit Office, Equipment, Jump Drives / Zip Discs Needed Average * Show Edit Office, Supplies, Ink Cartridges Needed Average Show Edit Office, Supplies, Markers, Sharpies (Boxes) 100 Average * Show Edit Office, Supplies, Power Strips Needed Average * Show Edit Paint, 1 Gallon, Can Needed Very Urgent Show Edit Paint, 5 Gallon Bucket 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paint, Exterior, Any Color 100 Very Urgent * Show Edit Paint Supplies, Paint Roller Covers 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paint Supplies, Roller Pans 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paper, Construction Paper Needed Average Show Edit Paper, Copy Paper (Boxes) Needed Average Show Edit Paper, Napkins Needed Average * Show Edit Paper, Paper Towels (Rolls) 360 Average * Show Edit Paper/plastic Cups (Retail Packages) 36000 Average * Show Edit Paper Plates/Plastic Utensils Needed Average * Show Edit Paper Plates (Retail Packages) 84000 Average * Show Edit Pens * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average * Show Edit Plastic Wrap 6000 Average * Show Edit Pots & Pans Needed Average * Show Edit Propane Needed Average * Show Edit Rope Needed Average * Show Edit Shower Facilities for Volunteers 3 Average * Show Edit Smoker (55 gal.) 2 Very Urgent * Show Edit Smoker Tools 8 Very Urgent * Show Edit Soap, Dishwashing Soap/Liquid 24 Average * Show Edit Software, Operating System - Windows XP Home Professional Needed Average * Show Edit Spatulas, Large, 15" if poss. 8 Very Urgent * Show Edit Sponges 36 Average Show Edit Stirring Panel (3 ft.) Needed Very Urgent * Show Edit String Needed Average * Show Edit Tape, Duct Tape (Case) 100 Average Show Edit Tape, Masking Tape 100 Average Show Edit Tarps 15 Very Urgent * Show Edit Tile Grout * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average Show Edit Toilets, Portable Toilets 8 Average * Show Edit Tools, Hammers 2 Average * Show Edit UPS power supply 20 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Eating, Plastic (retail packages) 84000 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Serving Spoons, Metal 15", Slotted 12 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Serving Spoons, Metal 15", Solid 12 Average * Show Edit Virtual Volunteer, Work from Home Needed Average * Show Edit Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Urgent Show Edit Water, Bottles (8 oz.) 96000 Average * Show Edit Water, Bottles, Large (Plastic Jugs, Gallons) 24000 Very Urgent * Show Edit *conditions with notes New Need Available: Item Qty Available Load America's Second Harvest Avail Show Edit Books * (ANY/ALL Types) Avail Show Edit Books, Children's Books, School Library Avail Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Fiction (see also, "Books, Fiction") Avail Show Edit Books, Reading Books (High School) Avail Show Edit Books, Reading Books (Junior High) Avail Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Non-Fiction (see also: "Books, Non-Fiction") Avail Show Edit Cleanup, Disaster Debris Removal, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer Avail Show Edit Cleanup, House Gutting, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Cleanup, Mold Removal Info Avail Show Edit Cleanup, Mold Removal, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Cleanup, Trash Pickup, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Cleanup, Tree Cutting and Removal, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Cleanup, * Volunteer Services (ANY/ALL Types) Avail Show Edit Construction, Building Material Reclaim/Reuse/Recycle Avail Show Edit Construction, Debris Removal Avail Show Edit Construction, Home Repair, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Construction, Rebuilding, Volunteer Services Avail Show Edit Construction Services Avail Show Edit Distribution, Food Distribution Avail Show Edit Distribution of Supplies, Local Avail Show Edit Drivers, Truck Drivers, Local, Volunteer Avail Show Edit Event, Holiday Event * (ANY/ALL Types) Avail Show Edit Events, Community Meetings Avail Show Edit Faciilities: Bathroom Facilities (For Volunteers) Avail * Show Edit Facilities: Laundry Facilities (for Volunteers) Avail * Show Edit Facility: Medical, Healing Center, Natural/Herbal Avail Show Edit First Responder, Gulf Region Avail Show Edit Food, Condiments, Jelly Avail Show Edit Food, Peanut Butter Avail Show Edit Furniture, Mattress, Twin 300 * Show Edit Hands On Network Avail Show Edit Hoses, Spray Nozzles for Hoses Avail Show Edit Housing, Trailer/Shelter Set-Up Services Avail Show Edit Housing, Volunteer Housing * (ANY/ALL Types) Avail * Show Edit Islamic Relief USA Avail Show Edit Library Services * (ANY/ALL Types) Avail Show Edit Library Services, Book Lending Avail Show Edit Management, Volunteer Coordination Services Avail Show Edit Management, Volunteer Coordinator, Volunteer Avail Show Edit Management, Volunteer Placement Avail Show Edit Meals, Breakfast Avail Show Edit Meals, Dinner Avail Show Edit Meals, Lunches (Hot) Avail Show Edit Meals, Lunches, Misc. Avail Show Edit Meals, Volunteers, Meals for Volunteers Avail * Show Edit Medical, Healer, Volunteer Avail Show Edit Operation Blessing Avail Show Edit Red Cross Avail Show Edit Services, Family, Children, Recreation, Summer Camp Avail Show Edit Services, Medical, Medical Services (Non-Emergency) Avail Show Edit Services, Tech, Computer Consulting Service Avail Show Edit Services, Tech, Internet Access Avail Show Edit Shower Facilities for Volunteers Avail Show Edit Support for Named Disaster: 2005 Hurricane Katrina Support Avail Show Edit Tech, Computer Networking Services Avail Show Edit Tool Lending Avail Show Edit Training * (ANY/ALL Types of Instruction) Avail Show Edit Training Classes, Construction, Bio-Remediation Instruction Avail Show Edit Training Classes, Disaster Ops, Volunteer Training Avail Show Edit Training, Information Resource, Cleanup, Mold Removal Avail Show Edit Transportation, Intrastate, Volunteers Avail Show Edit UMCOR Relief Network Avail Show Edit United Way Avail Show Edit Youth Program Avail Show Edit *conditions with notes

cat_notes: -> REMOVED NEEDS/AVAILS to better reflect current status Needs: Item Qty Needed Urgency Load Appliances, Industrial, Food Processor Needed Very Urgent * Show Edit Appliances, Industrial, Freezer Racks, Metal 1 Average * Show Edit Appliances, Small, Kitchen, Coffee Pot, Coffee Maker, Coffeemaker (Electric) 0 Very Urgent * Show Edit Appliances, Small, Kitchen, Microwave 1 Average * Show Edit Art Supplies, General, Misc. Needed Average Show Edit Batteries, Household * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) 144 Average * Show Edit Batteries, RAM/PRAM Batteries Needed Average * Show Edit Books * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average Show Edit Books, Children's Books, School Library Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Fiction (see also, "Books, Fiction") Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books (High School) Needed Average Show Edit Books, Reading Books, Non-Fiction (see also: "Books, Non-Fiction") Needed Average Show Edit Brushes, Scrub Brushes 24 Average Show Edit Buckets * (ANY/ALL Types) 15 Average * Show Edit Camping Gear, Tent Heater 5 Average * Show Edit Camping Gear, Tents 10 Average * Show Edit Charcoal 8400 Average * Show Edit Cleaning, Cleaner, Bleach, Unscented (Gallons) 72 Average * Show Edit Cleaning, Cleaner, Degreaser 5 Average Show Edit Cleaning Supplies, Dust Pans, Dustpans 1 Average * Show Edit Cleaning Supplies, Steel Wool 24 Average Show Edit Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Computer, Desktop Needed Average * Show Edit Computer, Keyboard Needed Average Show Edit Computer, Laptop Needed Average * Show Edit Construction, Carpenter, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Drywall Finish, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Drywall Hanger, Volunteers Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Electrician, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Construction, Plumber, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Crayons Needed Average Show Edit Extension Cords * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average * Show Edit Flashlights Needed Average * Show Edit Flooring, Linoleum (sq. ft.) 74 Average * Show Edit Food, Dairy, Butter, Individual Serving Sized (packed in cases) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dairy, Creamers, individually packaged (cases) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Grains, Flour (1 lbs) 100 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Salt, Salt & Pepper, Individually Packaged 84000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Spices Needed Average Show Edit Food, Dry, Sugar, Sugar Packets (boxes of individual packets of sugar) 24000 Average * Show Edit Food, Dry, Sugar, Sugar Substitute (boxes of single-use packets) 24000 Average * Show Edit Fundraiser, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Furniture, Chairs, Folding Chairs 200 Very Urgent * Show Edit Furniture, Table, Folding Table 20 Very Urgent * Show Edit Garbage/Trash Bags, Plastic Lawn/Leaf 8400 Very Urgent * Show Edit Garbage/Trash Can * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) Needed Average * Show Edit Gloves, Gloves Up To The Elbow 3600 Average * Show Edit Hand Sanitizer 60 Average * Show Edit Ice 48000 Average * Show Edit Kitchen Assistant, Volunteer Needed Average Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Collander 2 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Cutting Boards 10 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking Equipment, Utensils, Whisks 3 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking, Griddle, Stove Top 3 Very Urgent * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooking Supplies, Aluminum Foil (Heavy Duty) 6000 Average * Show Edit Kitchen, Cooks, Volunteer Needed Urgent Show Edit Kitchen, Service, Trays, for Meals Needed Average Show Edit Light Bulbs * (ANY/ALL Types) 48 Average * Show Edit Lighting, Flood Lights 3 Average * Show Edit Lumber, 2X4's 24 Average * Show Edit Lumber, GluLam I Beams, Indoor Framing Needed Average Show Edit Medical, Healer, Volunteer Needed Average * Show Edit Microchips Needed Average * Show Edit Mops * (ANY/ALL Types) 4 Average * Show Edit Nails * (ANY/ALL Types) 500 Average * Show Edit Office, Equipment, Jump Drives / Zip Discs Needed Average * Show Edit Office, Supplies, Ink Cartridges Needed Average Show Edit Office, Supplies, Markers, Sharpies (Boxes) 100 Average * Show Edit Office, Supplies, Power Strips Needed Average * Show Edit Paint, 1 Gallon, Can Needed Very Urgent Show Edit Paint, 5 Gallon Bucket 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paint, Exterior, Any Color 100 Very Urgent * Show Edit Paint Supplies, Paint Roller Covers 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paint Supplies, Roller Pans 100 Very Urgent Show Edit Paper, Construction Paper Needed Average Show Edit Paper, Copy Paper (Boxes) Needed Average Show Edit Paper, Napkins Needed Average * Show Edit Paper, Paper Towels (Rolls) 360 Average * Show Edit Paper/plastic Cups (Retail Packages) 36000 Average * Show Edit Paper Plates/Plastic Utensils Needed Average * Show Edit Paper Plates (Retail Packages) 84000 Average * Show Edit Pens * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average * Show Edit Plastic Wrap 6000 Average * Show Edit Pots & Pans Needed Average * Show Edit Propane Needed Average * Show Edit Rope Needed Average * Show Edit Shower Facilities for Volunteers 3 Average * Show Edit Smoker (55 gal.) 2 Very Urgent * Show Edit Smoker Tools 8 Very Urgent * Show Edit Soap, Dishwashing Soap/Liquid 24 Average * Show Edit Software, Operating System - Windows XP Home Professional Needed Average * Show Edit Spatulas, Large, 15" if poss. 8 Very Urgent * Show Edit Sponges 36 Average Show Edit Stirring Panel (3 ft.) Needed Very Urgent * Show Edit String Needed Average * Show Edit Tape, Duct Tape (Case) 100 Average Show Edit Tape, Masking Tape 100 Average Show Edit Tarps 15 Very Urgent * Show Edit Tile Grout * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Average Show Edit Toilets, Portable Toilets 8 Average * Show Edit Tools, Hammers 2 Average * Show Edit UPS power supply 20 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Eating, Plastic (retail packages) 84000 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Serving Spoons, Metal 15", Slotted 12 Average * Show Edit Utensils, Serving Spoons, Metal 15", Solid 12 Average * Show Edit Virtual Volunteer, Work from Home Needed Average * Show Edit Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Needed Urgent Show Edit Water, Bottles (8 oz.) 96000 Average * Show Edit Water, Bottles, Large (Plastic Jugs, Gallons) 24000 Very Urgent * Show Edit *conditions with notes New Need Available:

status: Open -> Standby

parish: 9th Ward -> Orleans
town: New Orleans -> New Orleans, 9th Ward
latitude: 29.96014 ->
longitude: -90.011922 ->

notes: FROM CRAIGSLIST 9/16/07: Emergency Communities is now accepting volunteer applications for early fall 2007. Since January, E.C. has been operating a community recovery center in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. We serve hundreds of local residents everyday. We are working hard with volunteers from around the country to provide this community with several free services including: -three hot meals a day -house gutting, yard work and residential street clean-up -residential home rebuilding -internet access and long-distance phones -laundry facilities -kid-friendly, family-oriented weekly events and barbecues -an after school program for children of the Lower Nine Emergency Communities has operated four relief and recovery centers throughout the New Orleans area since Hurricane Katrina and has served over 300,000 meals and assisted over 25,000 residents. We welcome volunteers of all skill-levels and walks of life. Skilled labor (electrical, plumbing, sheet-rocking, general carpentry) and previous kitchen experience are both greatly appreciated. For more information and an application, please email Kate at: volunteer@emergencycommunities.org We look forward to hearing from you! -------------------------------------------------- From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! -------------------- -> FROM THE WEBSITE: Emergency Communities is no longer accepting volunteers on the Gulf Coast. We are directing all of our volunteers to join our sister organization, LowerNine.Org, which is continuing our work of rebuilding the Lower Ninth Ward. Please visit their website for more information on volunteering. ----------------------------------- From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf鍊6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf鬠Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf頴o accompany our kids? space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! --------------------
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notes: From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! -------------------- -> FROM CRAIGSLIST 9/16/07: Emergency Communities is now accepting volunteer applications for early fall 2007. Since January, E.C. has been operating a community recovery center in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. We serve hundreds of local residents everyday. We are working hard with volunteers from around the country to provide this community with several free services including: -three hot meals a day -house gutting, yard work and residential street clean-up -residential home rebuilding -internet access and long-distance phones -laundry facilities -kid-friendly, family-oriented weekly events and barbecues -an after school program for children of the Lower Nine Emergency Communities has operated four relief and recovery centers throughout the New Orleans area since Hurricane Katrina and has served over 300,000 meals and assisted over 25,000 residents. We welcome volunteers of all skill-levels and walks of life. Skilled labor (electrical, plumbing, sheet-rocking, general carpentry) and previous kitchen experience are both greatly appreciated. For more information and an application, please email Kate at: volunteer@emergencycommunities.org We look forward to hearing from you! -------------------------------------------------- From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! --------------------

main_phone: 917 691 9080 -> (917) 442-8900
notes: From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! -------------------- -> From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! --------------------

parish: Plaquemines -> 9th Ward
town: Buras -> New Orleans
address: 36342 Highway 11 (large delivery address) -> 6030 St. Claude Ave.
notes: as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! -------------------- -> From the website: Open! The Goin' Home Cafe, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans - Our new site is finally open, right in the heart of the Lower 9th Ward. In a way, this area was the epicentre of the Katrina disaster, but it is also an area of a tight-knit, determined, and strong community with a will to return. We are helping them on that quest with free meals, laundry services, gutting, internet, children's programs, and anything else that is asked of us. ----------------------------------- as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! --------------------
zip: 70041 -> 70117
latitude: 29.341698 -> 29.96014
longitude: -89.510048 -> -90.011922
region: -> Gulf
status: Closed -> Open

status: Open -> Closed

main_phone: 347-351-9559 -> 917 691 9080
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
supply_contact changed.
email changed.

notes: Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! -------------------- -> as of 2/4, per Mischa to CB EC has new site: Goin' Home Community Caf� 6030 St. Claude Ave. New Orelans 70117 ----- Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! --------------------

town: -> Buras
notes: Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. -> Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list. --------------------- Open! The Y Caf�, Buras, Plaquemines Parish, LA, May, 2006-?. The United Way and the government of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana invited us to open a new free kitchen and community center in Buras, the town where Hurricane Katrina first made landfall. Our relief operation served its first meal on June 1st and is now serving three hot meals to over 200 residents daily. We are operating a free Laundromat and internet caf� to accompany our kids� space, showers and air-conditioned community spaces for the local residents. Come volunteer! --------------------- You can write us at: Emergency Communities 4316 Baronne St. Suite D New Orleans, LA 70115 Or call us at: (917) 442-8900 Thank you! --------------------
latitude: -> 29.341698
longitude: -> -89.510048
website: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php -> http://emergencycommunities.org/

notes: 8/17/06 per conversations with Mischa Plaquemines Parish address (below) accepting computer donations for Internet cafe and for folks living in FEMA trailers. laptops are very valuable for trailer dwellers, who have such minimal space. Computer donations needed: Windows 98 and later and iMacs or later Apples. Need internal modems (or NIC cards) and USB ports. Some computers have both USB and serial--they're okay. Also really needs spare parts of all kinds. Printers, scanners, and other go-withs also welcome. Also Operating system software and some kind of office suite software. Please ask donors to wipe their data. OS and apps can be left on but please do not leave them password-protected. Radio Response org is working with EC to make computers work for folks. Laptops 7/25/06 alw: Emergency Communities 115-J Stockfleth Ave. Belle Chasse, LA 70037 (office address for small deliveries) END NOTE The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! Volunteers Needed! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032 -> Confirmed they do not have a clinic so took it off the availabilities list. They have basic first aid supplies and herbal healing. Two other items on availabilities list.

forklift: Yes -> No

parish: St. Bernard Parish -> Plaquemines
town: Violet ->
address: 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway (large delivery address) -> 36342 Highway 11 (large delivery address)
notes: 8/17/06 per conversations with Mischa Plaquemines Parish address (below) accepting computer donations for Internet cafe and for folks living in FEMA trailers. laptops are very valuable for trailer dwellers, who have such minimal space. Computer donations needed: Windows 98 and later and iMacs or later Apples. Need internal modems (or NIC cards) and USB ports. Some computers have both USB and serial--they're okay. Also really needs spare parts of all kinds. Printers, scanners, and other go-withs also welcome. Also Operating system software and some kind of office suite software. Please ask donors to wipe their data. OS and apps can be left on but please do not leave them password-protected. Radio Response org is working with EC to make computers work for folks. Laptops 7/25/06 alw: Emergency Communities 115-J Stockfleth Ave. Belle Chasse, LA 70037 (office address for small deliveries) END NOTE 7/15--2 Kitchens open in LA: The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! amp Hope (St. Bernard Parish) -- 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway Violet, LA 70092 ----3 meals daily, distribution, serving residents and Habitat volunteers Volunteers Needed for both Relief Kitchens! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032 -> 8/17/06 per conversations with Mischa Plaquemines Parish address (below) accepting computer donations for Internet cafe and for folks living in FEMA trailers. laptops are very valuable for trailer dwellers, who have such minimal space. Computer donations needed: Windows 98 and later and iMacs or later Apples. Need internal modems (or NIC cards) and USB ports. Some computers have both USB and serial--they're okay. Also really needs spare parts of all kinds. Printers, scanners, and other go-withs also welcome. Also Operating system software and some kind of office suite software. Please ask donors to wipe their data. OS and apps can be left on but please do not leave them password-protected. Radio Response org is working with EC to make computers work for folks. Laptops 7/25/06 alw: Emergency Communities 115-J Stockfleth Ave. Belle Chasse, LA 70037 (office address for small deliveries) END NOTE The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! Volunteers Needed! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032
zip: 70092 -> 70041
latitude: 29.894825 ->
longitude: -89.899637 ->
region: New Orleans Area ->

notes: 7/25/06 alw: Emergency Communities 115-J Stockfleth Ave. Belle Chasse, LA 70037 (office address for small deliveries) END NOTE 7/15--2 Kitchens open in LA: The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! amp Hope (St. Bernard Parish) -- 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway Violet, LA 70092 ----3 meals daily, distribution, serving residents and Habitat volunteers Volunteers Needed for both Relief Kitchens! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032 -> 8/17/06 per conversations with Mischa Plaquemines Parish address (below) accepting computer donations for Internet cafe and for folks living in FEMA trailers. laptops are very valuable for trailer dwellers, who have such minimal space. Computer donations needed: Windows 98 and later and iMacs or later Apples. Need internal modems (or NIC cards) and USB ports. Some computers have both USB and serial--they're okay. Also really needs spare parts of all kinds. Printers, scanners, and other go-withs also welcome. Also Operating system software and some kind of office suite software. Please ask donors to wipe their data. OS and apps can be left on but please do not leave them password-protected. Radio Response org is working with EC to make computers work for folks. Laptops 7/25/06 alw: Emergency Communities 115-J Stockfleth Ave. Belle Chasse, LA 70037 (office address for small deliveries) END NOTE 7/15--2 Kitchens open in LA: The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! amp Hope (St. Bernard Parish) -- 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway Violet, LA 70092 ----3 meals daily, distribution, serving residents and Habitat volunteers Volunteers Needed for both Relief Kitchens! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032

address: 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway -> 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway (large delivery address)
notes: 7/15--2 Kitchens open in LA: The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! amp Hope (St. Bernard Parish) -- 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway Violet, LA 70092 ----3 meals daily, distribution, serving residents and Habitat volunteers Volunteers Needed for both Relief Kitchens! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032 -> 7/25/06 alw: Emergency Communities 115-J Stockfleth Ave. Belle Chasse, LA 70037 (office address for small deliveries) END NOTE 7/15--2 Kitchens open in LA: The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! amp Hope (St. Bernard Parish) -- 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway Violet, LA 70092 ----3 meals daily, distribution, serving residents and Habitat volunteers Volunteers Needed for both Relief Kitchens! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032

parish: St. Bernard's Parish -> St. Bernard Parish
main_phone: 360.510.4847 OR (917) 442-8900 or 347-351-9559 -> 347-351-9559
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
supply_contact changed.
notes: 6/29: these guys are definitely in it for the long haul. They're moving to a new location, though, to ride out the hurricane season. Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the only big tent. Arabi, LA 70032 -> 7/15--2 Kitchens open in LA: The Y Cafe (Plaquemines Parish) -- 36342 Highway 11 Buras, LA 70041 ----3 meals daily, some distribution, kids' space, laundromat and showers! amp Hope (St. Bernard Parish) -- 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway Violet, LA 70092 ----3 meals daily, distribution, serving residents and Habitat volunteers Volunteers Needed for both Relief Kitchens! Go to: http://emergencycommunities.org/volunteer.htm DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the big dome. Arabi, LA 70032
other_contacts changed.
hours: 8am - 8pm 7 days per week -> 7 days/week
email changed.
loading_dock: Unknown -> No
forklift: Unknown -> Yes

town: Arabi -> Violet
main_phone: 360.510.4847 OR (917) 442-8900 -> 360.510.4847 OR (917) 442-8900 or 347-351-9559
mgt_phone changed.
supply_contact changed.
supply_phone changed.
address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the only big tent. -> 6701 E. St. Bernard Highway
notes: Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! -> 6/29: these guys are definitely in it for the long haul. They're moving to a new location, though, to ride out the hurricane season. Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! Old address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the only big tent. Arabi, LA 70032
zip: 70032 -> 70092
latitude: 29.957797 -> 29.894825
longitude: -89.990043 -> -89.899637

hours: 7 days/week -> 8am - 8pm 7 days per week

address: 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. -> 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr. across the st from walmart, the only big tent.

town: -> Arabi
address: -> 7718 W. Judge Perez Dr.
zip: -> 70032
latitude: -> 29.957797
longitude: -> -89.990043
region: -> New Orleans Area

notes: Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 THIS WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!! -> Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 Note: THIS record WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!!

main_phone: 360.510.4847 -> 360.510.4847 OR (917) 442-8900
notes: Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon -> Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon DUPLICATE RECORD AT: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/show/456 THIS WILL BE USED FOR ALL NEEDS & AVAIL RECORDS!!!
status: Standby -> Open
dc_population: -> 1
hours: est. opening date: after Thanksgiving -> 7 days/week

hours: est. opening date: xxxa -> est. opening date: after Thanksgiving

notes: Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon -> Volunteers Needed for Relief Kitchen! Reply to:comm-112405505@craigslist.orgDate: 2005-11-19, 12:27PM CST Greetings beautiful volunteers! I am writing from the New Waveland Cafe in Waveland, Mississippi. We (a loosely knit bunch of rainbow family, alternative types, and folks without a political or religious agenda) have been serving food here since Katrina and Rita hit, wiping out much of this community. To read more about Waveland Cafe, go to: http://risingfromruin.msnbc.com/2005/11/meals_and_dance.html After Thanksgiving, under a newly formed non-profit called Emergency Communities, a group of us are moving our kitchen to St. Bernard's Parish to coninue our work there for twelve weeks. St. Bernard's Parish is located right next to the 9th Ward in New Orleans, the hardest hit area of the entire city. We will be feeding thousands of people three hot meals a day as this community begins to return home. We will be set up next to the Civic Center in a 15-acre park. For more info on Emergency Communities, please visit: http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! If you are feeling a desire come down and make a real difference in the lives of people who have lost everything, PLEASE come. Come for as long as you want, everyday helps. You can expect to help with making food (often organic, always wholesome and yummy), serve food, do dishes, and generally lend a hand where needed. We will also have a C.A.L.M. tent (center for alternative living medicine), so if you are a healer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, etc. we need your skills too! Volunteers should bring camping gear (it's been getting cold here, so be prepared), and be prepared for community living in a disaster area....with many loving souls! I am happy to answer anymore questions you may have. Please email me or call me at 360.510.4847. Loving blessings to you. Hope to meet you in St. Bernard's! Shannon
website: -> http://www.emergencycommunities.org/index.php
make_payable_to: -> IHCenter/Emergency Communities