region: Gulf Coast -> Gulf

notes: From the Hope Haven Web Site: Our 2000 square foot recreational/storage building adjacent to our home stood up well in the flood and to the winds and our board of directors welcomed another vital non profit organization into the Hope Haven complex. In February 2006, the Hancock County Food Pantry, who lost their building in the Hurricane as well, moved into the old recreational building and began serving the community with free food and other donated items. The food pantry is serving over 1,000 families every month, who have no other place to go for help, and we are proud of being able to help in this effort. --------------------------------------------- (old note) Check with Sandy at Camp Coastal for Gay's contact info. -> Food Pantry next focus of BMKP (Buckmont Katrina Project site) We are actively working on building a new Hancock County Food Pantry to replace the lost building that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Local leaders asked us to consider the project after our successful campaign to raise funds and build the Hancock County Child Development Center, the first public building to be built after the storm. We are planning a new 3,000-square-foot structure for the Hancock County Food Pantry, the only full-time food pantry in the county. It was founded in 1986 and is staffed entirely by volunteers. The pantry is currently working out of temporary facilities. Watch this site for updates on our latest building project, or volunteer your help here: http://www.bucksmontkatrinaproject.org/forms.htm ----------------------------------------------- (old note) From the Hope Haven Web Site: Our 2000 square foot recreational/storage building adjacent to our home stood up well in the flood and to the winds and our board of directors welcomed another vital non profit organization into the Hope Haven complex. In February 2006, the Hancock County Food Pantry, who lost their building in the Hurricane as well, moved into the old recreational building and began serving the community with free food and other donated items. The food pantry is serving over 1,000 families every month, who have no other place to go for help, and we are proud of being able to help in this effort. --------------------------------------------- (old note) Check with Sandy at Camp Coastal for Gay's contact info.
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town: Bay St. Louis -> Bay St Louis
region: Gulf -> Gulf Coast

parish: Hancock County -> Hancock

town: -> Bay St. Louis
address: -> PO Box 3777
zip: 00000 -> 39521
region: -> Gulf
organization: Community -> Food Pantry

notes: Check with Sandy at Camp Coastal for Gay's contact info. -> From the Hope Haven Web Site: Our 2000 square foot recreational/storage building adjacent to our home stood up well in the flood and to the winds and our board of directors welcomed another vital non profit organization into the Hope Haven complex. In February 2006, the Hancock County Food Pantry, who lost their building in the Hurricane as well, moved into the old recreational building and began serving the community with free food and other donated items. The food pantry is serving over 1,000 families every month, who have no other place to go for help, and we are proud of being able to help in this effort. --------------------------------------------- (old note) Check with Sandy at Camp Coastal for Gay's contact info.

state: -> MS