236 South Beach Blvd.
We are fast approaching 21/2 years since Katrina hit the Gulf Coast , and while much progress has been made, there is still a lot to be done. There are thousands still in FEMA trailers. While the numbers look like a great reduction since the last posted numbers, they do not take into account the families who have now moved in to MEMA cottages. A nice step up, for some from a FEMA trailer, but we have to realize that the MEMA cottages too, are temporary. Eighteen months from the time they are set on a property, they must be returned. This means that those families who have received them have 18 months, or less, depending on when they received the cottage, to rebuild their homes.
St. Clare Recovery is once again asking for your help. Here are the major obstacles that we are facing……
1. Skilled Volunteers – Throughout the winter months, we have been blessed with many who have returned time and again, and we are truly grateful….but we are fast approaching Spring, which means that those who have construction skills will be returning to their own work up North. This is when we need to appeal to the many of you who are retired from construction type work or those handy men and women who have some experience in home remodeling projects. Please, prayerfully consider your time, treasure and talents. If you have been to Waveland/Bay St. Louis, please come back-we are not yet finished! If you have not, please consider a working vacation…it might just be the most rewarding one you have ever experienced!
2. Building Materials – Even though many have finally received insurance or grant monies to help rebuild, quite often the dollars just do not stretch far enough. Not only can the residents not afford to hire the work done (which is where you, as Volunteers, make the difference), but often there is not enough money to purchase materials to finish the home. And, of course, those who did not receive insurance or grant money, for whatever reason, need plenty of help. While there have been some small grants from sources such as Salvation Army and Red Cross, these grants are becoming harder and harder to get. Bogged down in paperwork, it is a lengthy process and again, many do not qualify. Meanwhile a house sits half finished….the hope that was restored when Volunteers arrived to start work on a home is quickly dashed while the family sits in the FEMA trailer or MEMA cottage looking at a half finished dream.
A. Gift Cards – Purchasing gift cards for Lowe’s, Home Depot or even Wal-Mart.
St. Clare Recovery
518 Jeff Davis
Waveland, MS 39576
St. Clare Recovery will use these cards on an “as needed” basis to purchase building materials for the homes that the Volunteers are working on. Lowe’s has the best selection of building materials, so that would be the preference, but Home Depot does carry a selection of plumbing and electrical supplies. Wal-Mart cards are used to purchase small items for the home when move –in time comes, such as towels, bedding, etc.
B. Cash Donations – Donations can be made online through this web site using the “donations” button, which will take you to Pay Pal. This is a secure site and the money is automatically transferred in to the St. Clare Recovery account.
St. Clare Recovery
518 Jeff Davis
Waveland, MS 39576
C. Materials – Many of you work at businesses who would be glad to donate building materials – perhaps a load of Sheet Rock, or a box of plumbing or electrical materials, plywood, roofing materials, 2x4s, caulk, sheet rock screws, nails, insulation, paint…the list goes on and on, but there may be something, large or small amounts, that your company would be happy to donate. St. Clare Recovery is a 501(c) 3, not-for-profit organization, which makes the donation a tax deduction for the donor. If you think that your company might be able to help us, please give call so that arrangements can be made to receive the materials. We do have access to storage for both large and small amounts.
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
Thu May 08 20:45:55 +0000 2008 by LTel:Website/Volunteer: Jane Crady
Added: avails, needs, mission, corrected organization/notes
notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pat?s in the Chicago area, St. Peter?s Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THAT?S ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
Michelle spoke with Jane Crady we updated all information -> We are fast approaching 21/2 years since Katrina hit the Gulf Coast , and while much progress has been made, there is still a lot to be done. There are thousands still in FEMA trailers. While the numbers look like a great reduction since the last posted numbers, they do not take into account the families who have now moved in to MEMA cottages. A nice step up, for some from a FEMA trailer, but we have to realize that the MEMA cottages too, are temporary. Eighteen months from the time they are set on a property, they must be returned. This means that those families who have received them have 18 months, or less, depending on when they received the cottage, to rebuild their homes.
St. Clare Recovery is once again asking for your help. Here are the major obstacles that we are facing……
1. Skilled Volunteers – Throughout the winter months, we have been blessed with many who have returned time and again, and we are truly grateful….but we are fast approaching Spring, which means that those who have construction skills will be returning to their own work up North. This is when we need to appeal to the many of you who are retired from construction type work or those handy men and women who have some experience in home remodeling projects. Please, prayerfully consider your time, treasure and talents. If you have been to Waveland/Bay St. Louis, please come back-we are not yet finished! If you have not, please consider a working vacation…it might just be the most rewarding one you have ever experienced!
2. Building Materials – Even though many have finally received insurance or grant monies to help rebuild, quite often the dollars just do not stretch far enough. Not only can the residents not afford to hire the work done (which is where you, as Volunteers, make the difference), but often there is not enough money to purchase materials to finish the home. And, of course, those who did not receive insurance or grant money, for whatever reason, need plenty of help. While there have been some small grants from sources such as Salvation Army and Red Cross, these grants are becoming harder and harder to get. Bogged down in paperwork, it is a lengthy process and again, many do not qualify. Meanwhile a house sits half finished….the hope that was restored when Volunteers arrived to start work on a home is quickly dashed while the family sits in the FEMA trailer or MEMA cottage looking at a half finished dream.
HERE’S HOW YOU CAN HELP
A. Gift Cards – Purchasing gift cards for Lowe’s, Home Depot or even Wal-Mart.
Send these cards to:
St. Clare Recovery
518 Jeff Davis
Waveland, MS 39576
St. Clare Recovery will use these cards on an “as needed” basis to purchase building materials for the homes that the Volunteers are working on. Lowe’s has the best selection of building materials, so that would be the preference, but Home Depot does carry a selection of plumbing and electrical supplies. Wal-Mart cards are used to purchase small items for the home when move –in time comes, such as towels, bedding, etc.
B. Cash Donations – Donations can be made online through this web site using the “donations” button, which will take you to Pay Pal. This is a secure site and the money is automatically transferred in to the St. Clare Recovery account.
Or you may mail your donation to:
St. Clare Recovery
518 Jeff Davis
Waveland, MS 39576
C. Materials – Many of you work at businesses who would be glad to donate building materials – perhaps a load of Sheet Rock, or a box of plumbing or electrical materials, plywood, roofing materials, 2x4s, caulk, sheet rock screws, nails, insulation, paint…the list goes on and on, but there may be something, large or small amounts, that your company would be happy to donate. St. Clare Recovery is a 501(c) 3, not-for-profit organization, which makes the donation a tax deduction for the donor. If you think that your company might be able to help us, please give call so that arrangements can be made to receive the materials. We do have access to storage for both large and small amounts.
Call or E-mail:
Jane Crady 317-642-7322 jacc1@tds.net (that is a #1 in the address)
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THAT?S ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
mission:
To coordinate the skills and efforts of, and provide clean and affordable housing for volunteers who come to the Waveland/Bay St. Louis, MS area for the purpose of assisting the residents of the Waveland/Bay St. Louis area to rebuild their homes and their lives spiritually, physically and emotionally following Hurricane Katrina. ->
To coordinate the skills and efforts of, and provide clean and affordable housing for volunteers who come to the Waveland/Bay St. Louis, MS area for the purpose of assisting the residents of the Waveland/Bay St. Louis area to rebuild their homes and their lives spiritually, physically and emotionally following Hurricane Katrina.
(show/hide changes)Thu May 08 20:41:56 +0000 2008 by LTel:Website/Volunteer: Jane Crady
Added: avails, needs, mission, corrected organization
organization: Faith-Based Disaster Recovery -> Non-Profit, Faith-Based Disaster Recovery
mission: ->
To coordinate the skills and efforts of, and provide clean and affordable housing for volunteers who come to the Waveland/Bay St. Louis, MS area for the purpose of assisting the residents of the Waveland/Bay St. Louis area to rebuild their homes and their lives spiritually, physically and emotionally following Hurricane Katrina.
cat_notes: -> 5/8/08: Emailed Cheryl Bystrak regarding a potential building materials destination for this site.
(show/hide changes)Thu May 08 20:25:21 +0000 2008 by LTel:notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THATS ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
Michelle spoke with Jane Crady we updated all information -> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pat?s in the Chicago area, St. Peter?s Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THAT?S ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
Michelle spoke with Jane Crady we updated all information
organization: Faith-based -> Faith-Based Disaster Recovery
hours: Anyt ime, Any day -> Anytime, Any day
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(show/hide changes)Thu Feb 15 14:04:06 +0000 2007 by MBes:Website/Volunteer: Jane Crady
main_phone: 228.467.7071 -> 317-642-7322
address: 234 South Beach Blvd. -> 236 South Beach Blvd.
notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THATS ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THATS ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
Michelle spoke with Jane Crady we updated all information
other_contacts changed.
latitude: 30.278951 -> 30.278884
longitude: -89.372218 -> -89.372276
capacity: 75 -> 50
hours: -> Anyt ime, Any day
loading_dock: Unknown -> No
forklift: Unknown -> No
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 01 22:36:29 +0000 2006 by LTel:notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336 or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THATS ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THATS ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels
will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will
reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the
St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments
that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that
your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 01 22:35:48 +0000 2006 by LTel:notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
How to Plan a Trip to St. Clare:
Interested in traveling to St. Clare for a service vacation?
There are two ways to plan a trip:
CHOOSE A TRIP FROM THE CALENDAR:
1. View the calendar to check dates for trips currently being
planned. Remember that all these trips are FLEXIBLE-you can
stay for the week or just make it a weekend trip! See the
calendar on the website www.stclarerecovery.com
2. Register for the trip that works best with your schedule.
Registrations can be completed online at www.stclarerecovery.com
OR by contacting Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336
or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com .
- OR-
PICK DATES THAT WORK FOR YOU:
1. Decide on dates that work best for YOU or YOUR group.
These dates DO NOT have to match any planned trips. ANY AND
ALL DATES WILL WORK!
2. Register for your trip online at www.stclarerecovery.com OR
contact Mary Parks by voice mail: 812-379-9353 x336 or email: mparks_stb@yahoo.com
THATS ALL YOU NEED TO DO!
Once you are registered for a trip to Waveland, MS , the wheels will be in motion. Jane Crady, the on-site coordinator, will reserve a bed for you at The Catholic Volunteer Center on the St. Clare campus. And Jane will arrange for work assignments that are appropriate for your skills and for your group so that your time in Waveland will be productive and meaningful.
Thank you for answering the Call to Care!
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 01 22:05:35 +0000 2006 by LTel:notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents
that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional
tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom
with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center
is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful.
ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee
of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring
breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the
local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a
memorable experience!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office
for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping
tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4
additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a
large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic
Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating
as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to
stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included
so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy
dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to
reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 01 22:04:38 +0000 2006 by LTel:notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents
that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional
tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom
with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center
is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful.
ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee
of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring
breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the
local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a
memorable experience!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church
in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents
that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional
tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom
with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center
is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful.
ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee
of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring
breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the
local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a
memorable experience!
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 01 22:04:01 +0000 2006 by LTel:notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are supporting
this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents
that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional
tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom
with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center
is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful.
ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee
of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring
breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a memorable
experience!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are
supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents
that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional
tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom
with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center
is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful.
ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee
of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring
breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the
local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a
memorable experience!
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 01 22:03:22 +0000 2006 by LTel:name: St. Clare Elementary School -> St. Clare Recovery (Elementary School)
notes: St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were erected and became the elementary school facility. But the Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are supporting this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this effort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful. ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a memorable experience!
-> St. Clare Elementary School in Waveland, MS was COMPLETELY
destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Seventeen large tents were
erected and became the elementary school facility. But the
Diocese of Biloxi decided to consolidate three local Catholic
elementary schools into one facility, and so St. Clare
Elementary School was decommissioned this past May.
It was the desire of Fr. Cuddy, pastor of St. Clare, for the
tent facility to become a place where volunteers could stay as
they help rebuild this devastated area. So with the help of The
Archdiocese of Indianapolis and many generous parishioners from
St. Bartholomew Parish, this desire has now become a reality!
Old St. Pats in the Chicago area, St. Peters Catholic Church in Jeffersonville , MO, and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are supporting
this effort as well.
Jane Crady has been hired to serve as On-site Coordinator in this
ffort. Her role is to match volunteer work crews with job sites
so that work is both appropriate and productive. She also tries
to secure all necessary tools and supplies.
FACILITIES:
Currently The Catholic Volunteer Center consists of an office for administrative work to organize work efforts, three sleeping tents
that are carpeted and air conditioned with 30 beds, 4 additional
tents that can be used with sleeping bags, and a large restroom
with showers, washers, and dryers. The Catholic Volunteer Center
is OCEANSIDE so the views are both devastating as well as beautiful.
ANYONE 18 years old or older is invited to stay for a minimal fee
of $7 per night. Meals are NOT included so it is suggested to bring
breakfast and lunch foods and enjoy dinners out, as many of the local restaurants are beginning to reappear and dining is a memorable
experience!
(show/hide changes)Sun Aug 06 03:50:35 +0000 2006 by LTel:mgt_phone changed.
other_contacts changed.
email changed.
(show/hide changes)Sun Aug 06 00:54:35 +0000 2006 by LTel:Website/Volunteer: Laura Hallemann
(show/hide changes)Sun Aug 06 00:48:14 +0000 2006 by LTel:capacity: -> 75
(show/hide changes)Sun Aug 06 00:47:22 +0000 2006 by LTel:Website/Laura Hallemann (Volunteer/Journalist)
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