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notes: Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Mission Statement Restoration Point Foundation is dedicated to helping those impacted by and responding to disaster with excellent coordination and training, applied science and technology, and great energy. We are currently a disaster recovery organization working with a caseload of families and restoring their homes using volunteer labor. When volunteers arrive, we conduct a thorough orientation about the area, local environmental hazards including weather, and job site safety concerns. We monitor local safety hazards and weather and alert fellow recovery organizations of the latest information. Our unique awareness of all safety concerns better equips our volunteers with adequate information to ensure a safer volunteer experience. We develop our direct assistance caseload through members of the community, local church congregations, and Long-Term Recovery Committees, who provide advice on the needs of the community and individuals in the community. Once a need is determined, Restoration Point Foundation conducts an assessment, including a physical assessment and construction estimate to determine the amount of materials and labor necessary to repair or rebuild the home damaged or destroyed by the disaster. This allows for the homeowner and the organization to understand the scope of the repair or rebuild and the finances needed to complete the restoration. The project then moves forward and volunteer labor and organizational collaboration is sought to complete the project. We encourage direct adoption of projects and families by churches, organizations, corporations, businesses, and individuals. We seek skilled labor to oversee unskilled labor to ensure proper completion of the job so that the final product is solid, sustainable, safe, and meets all building codes. Our website is still in the final development stages. You can support us with a donation through Network for Good (www.networkforgood.org) or PO Box 327, Pass Christian, MS 39571 -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org -> http://www.restorationpoint.org/ (12/09 - no longer works) Last post on blog for Sept. 08 =================================== Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Mission Statement Restoration Point Foundation is dedicated to helping those impacted by and responding to disaster with excellent coordination and training, applied science and technology, and great energy. We are currently a disaster recovery organization working with a caseload of families and restoring their homes using volunteer labor. When volunteers arrive, we conduct a thorough orientation about the area, local environmental hazards including weather, and job site safety concerns. We monitor local safety hazards and weather and alert fellow recovery organizations of the latest information. Our unique awareness of all safety concerns better equips our volunteers with adequate information to ensure a safer volunteer experience. We develop our direct assistance caseload through members of the community, local church congregations, and Long-Term Recovery Committees, who provide advice on the needs of the community and individuals in the community. Once a need is determined, Restoration Point Foundation conducts an assessment, including a physical assessment and construction estimate to determine the amount of materials and labor necessary to repair or rebuild the home damaged or destroyed by the disaster. This allows for the homeowner and the organization to understand the scope of the repair or rebuild and the finances needed to complete the restoration. The project then moves forward and volunteer labor and organizational collaboration is sought to complete the project. We encourage direct adoption of projects and families by churches, organizations, corporations, businesses, and individuals. We seek skilled labor to oversee unskilled labor to ensure proper completion of the job so that the final product is solid, sustainable, safe, and meets all building codes. Our website is still in the final development stages. You can support us with a donation through Network for Good (www.networkforgood.org) or PO Box 327, Pass Christian, MS 39571 -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org
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notes: Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Mission Statement Restoration Point Foundation is dedicated to helping those impacted by and responding to disaster with excellent coordination and training, applied science and technology, and great energy. We are currently a disaster recovery organization working with a caseload of families and restoring their homes using volunteer labor. When volunteers arrive, we conduct a thorough orientation about the area, local environmental hazards including weather, and job site safety concerns. We monitor local safety hazards and weather and alert fellow recovery organizations of the latest information. Our unique awareness of all safety concerns better equips our volunteers with adequate information to ensure a safer volunteer experience. We develop our direct assistance caseload through members of the community, local church congregations, and Long-Term Recovery Committees, who provide advice on the needs of the community and individuals in the community. Once a need is determined, Restoration Point Foundation conducts an assessment, including a physical assessment and construction estimate to determine the amount of materials and labor necessary to repair or rebuild the home damaged or destroyed by the disaster. This allows for the homeowner and the organization to understand the scope of the repair or rebuild and the finances needed to complete the restoration. The project then moves forward and volunteer labor and organizational collaboration is sought to complete the project. We encourage direct adoption of projects and families by churches, organizations, corporations, businesses, and individuals. We seek skilled labor to oversee unskilled labor to ensure proper completion of the job so that the final product is solid, sustainable, safe, and meets all building codes. Our website is still in the final development stages. You can support us with a donation through Network for Good (www.networkforgood.org) or PO Box 327, Pass Christian, MS 39571 -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org -> Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Mission Statement Restoration Point Foundation is dedicated to helping those impacted by and responding to disaster with excellent coordination and training, applied science and technology, and great energy. We are currently a disaster recovery organization working with a caseload of families and restoring their homes using volunteer labor. When volunteers arrive, we conduct a thorough orientation about the area, local environmental hazards including weather, and job site safety concerns. We monitor local safety hazards and weather and alert fellow recovery organizations of the latest information. Our unique awareness of all safety concerns better equips our volunteers with adequate information to ensure a safer volunteer experience. We develop our direct assistance caseload through members of the community, local church congregations, and Long-Term Recovery Committees, who provide advice on the needs of the community and individuals in the community. Once a need is determined, Restoration Point Foundation conducts an assessment, including a physical assessment and construction estimate to determine the amount of materials and labor necessary to repair or rebuild the home damaged or destroyed by the disaster. This allows for the homeowner and the organization to understand the scope of the repair or rebuild and the finances needed to complete the restoration. The project then moves forward and volunteer labor and organizational collaboration is sought to complete the project. We encourage direct adoption of projects and families by churches, organizations, corporations, businesses, and individuals. We seek skilled labor to oversee unskilled labor to ensure proper completion of the job so that the final product is solid, sustainable, safe, and meets all building codes. Our website is still in the final development stages. You can support us with a donation through Network for Good (www.networkforgood.org) or PO Box 327, Pass Christian, MS 39571 -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org

notes: Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Who are we? Restoration Point Foundation is a non-profit organization born from an awareness that full restoration in the wake of major disasters needs an effective methodology that is sustainable through all phases of disaster recovery. Our mission is to help those impacted by and responding to disasters with excellent training, applied science, and great energy. Our purpose is to improve disaster response and recovery by applying the collaborative skills and talents of volunteer organizations, government agencies, and other disaster relief organizations in order to ensure quality home repair and restoration by applying science, innovation, and compassion and to apply restorative science and skills to long-term recovery following disasters. Restoration Point is working towards a goal of operating a national center for disaster response recognition, training, and research and development for disaster response. We are currently working with a caseload of families, restoring their homes using volunteer labor. Working with the caseworkers from organizations such as The American Red Cross, United Methodist Committee on Relief, and Catholic Charities, we verify families in great need and distress. -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org -> Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Mission Statement Restoration Point Foundation is dedicated to helping those impacted by and responding to disaster with excellent coordination and training, applied science and technology, and great energy. We are currently a disaster recovery organization working with a caseload of families and restoring their homes using volunteer labor. When volunteers arrive, we conduct a thorough orientation about the area, local environmental hazards including weather, and job site safety concerns. We monitor local safety hazards and weather and alert fellow recovery organizations of the latest information. Our unique awareness of all safety concerns better equips our volunteers with adequate information to ensure a safer volunteer experience. We develop our direct assistance caseload through members of the community, local church congregations, and Long-Term Recovery Committees, who provide advice on the needs of the community and individuals in the community. Once a need is determined, Restoration Point Foundation conducts an assessment, including a physical assessment and construction estimate to determine the amount of materials and labor necessary to repair or rebuild the home damaged or destroyed by the disaster. This allows for the homeowner and the organization to understand the scope of the repair or rebuild and the finances needed to complete the restoration. The project then moves forward and volunteer labor and organizational collaboration is sought to complete the project. We encourage direct adoption of projects and families by churches, organizations, corporations, businesses, and individuals. We seek skilled labor to oversee unskilled labor to ensure proper completion of the job so that the final product is solid, sustainable, safe, and meets all building codes. Our website is still in the final development stages. You can support us with a donation through Network for Good (www.networkforgood.org) or PO Box 327, Pass Christian, MS 39571 -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org

name: Restoration Point -> Restoration Point Foundation
notes: Restoration Point Foundation: Who are we? Restoration Point Foundation is a non-profit organization born from an awareness that full restoration in the wake of major disasters needs an effective methodology that is sustainable through all phases of disaster recovery. Our mission is to help those impacted by and responding to disasters with excellent training, applied science, and great energy. Our purpose is to improve disaster response and recovery by applying the collaborative skills and talents of volunteer organizations, government agencies, and other disaster relief organizations in order to ensure quality home repair and restoration by applying science, innovation, and compassion and to apply restorative science and skills to long-term recovery following disasters. Restoration Point is working towards a goal of operating a national center for disaster response recognition, training, and research and development for disaster response. We are currently working with a caseload of families, restoring their homes using volunteer labor. Working with the caseworkers from organizations such as The American Red Cross, United Methodist Committee on Relief, and Catholic Charities, we verify families in great need and distress. -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org -> Restoration Point is continuing to pursue the mission of restoring and rebuilding 1,000 homes from the Katrina disaster. We continue to need volunteer support, and financial contributions. Together, we can make a difference within this devastated area. Restoration Point is seeking skilled and semi-skilled volunteers to work on homes of families in great need. Please contact us at: info@restorationpoint.org for information about volunteering, donating, or otherwise supporter our efforts. Who are we? Restoration Point Foundation is a non-profit organization born from an awareness that full restoration in the wake of major disasters needs an effective methodology that is sustainable through all phases of disaster recovery. Our mission is to help those impacted by and responding to disasters with excellent training, applied science, and great energy. Our purpose is to improve disaster response and recovery by applying the collaborative skills and talents of volunteer organizations, government agencies, and other disaster relief organizations in order to ensure quality home repair and restoration by applying science, innovation, and compassion and to apply restorative science and skills to long-term recovery following disasters. Restoration Point is working towards a goal of operating a national center for disaster response recognition, training, and research and development for disaster response. We are currently working with a caseload of families, restoring their homes using volunteer labor. Working with the caseworkers from organizations such as The American Red Cross, United Methodist Committee on Relief, and Catholic Charities, we verify families in great need and distress. -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org
website: -> http://www.restorationpoint.org/
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notes: This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org -> Restoration Point Foundation: Who are we? Restoration Point Foundation is a non-profit organization born from an awareness that full restoration in the wake of major disasters needs an effective methodology that is sustainable through all phases of disaster recovery. Our mission is to help those impacted by and responding to disasters with excellent training, applied science, and great energy. Our purpose is to improve disaster response and recovery by applying the collaborative skills and talents of volunteer organizations, government agencies, and other disaster relief organizations in order to ensure quality home repair and restoration by applying science, innovation, and compassion and to apply restorative science and skills to long-term recovery following disasters. Restoration Point is working towards a goal of operating a national center for disaster response recognition, training, and research and development for disaster response. We are currently working with a caseload of families, restoring their homes using volunteer labor. Working with the caseworkers from organizations such as The American Red Cross, United Methodist Committee on Relief, and Catholic Charities, we verify families in great need and distress. -------------------------- This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org
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notes: This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org. -> This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org
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notes: This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us. -> This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us at: volunteer@unitedpeacerelief.org.
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notes: Restoration Point, Pass Christian, MS. This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us. -> This organization has made a 5 year commitment for recovery and rebuilding in Pass Christian. Their objectives are to help restore the community and to help residents rebuild their homes. There is a great need in this city. Homes along the beach as well as several miles inland were destroyed. The infrastructure in this town was virtually nonexistent after the storm. Progress is being made but it is very slow and the need for assistance from volunteers is great. Housing and meals are provided for a fee of $15.00 per day to defray operation costs. You must have your own transportation. This is a county-wide requirement. If you would like to help this devastated gulf coast community recover contact us.