notes: 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Florida ====================== member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. ========= FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/NVOAD -> 2020 https://www.nvoad.org/hurricane-laura-response/ National VOAD Members are responding to communities affected by Hurricane Laura. Please do not self-deploy, and remember that cash donations are the best way to make an impact if you wish to donate. If you are an organization or an individual looking to respond in these communities, please do not begin operations without contacting the State/Territory VOAD, and please follow all CDC recommendations. For more information on activities in the affected States, please contact the State/Territory VOAD directly: Louisiana VOAD Texas VOAD ===================== 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Florida ====================== member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. ========= FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/NVOAD

notes: 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Florida ====================== member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. -> 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Florida ====================== member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. ========= FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/NVOAD

notes: member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. -> 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Florida ====================== member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations.

notes: member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. -> member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx state level VOAD contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/StateVOADs/tabid/76/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations.

notes: regional contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. -> member contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations.

name: NVOAD (1.National Organizations Active in Disaster) -> NVOAD (National Organizations Active in Disaster) HQ
notes: DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations. -> regional contacts: http://www.nvoad.org/Members/NationalMembers/tabid/75/Default.aspx DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations.
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notes: DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the states' VOAD chapters. VOADs are activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State VOADs include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. -> DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the state level VOAD chapters. State level VOADs maintain on-going networks of disaster managers that remain on standby and operate planning sessions and prepare planning documents. During disasters, these networks become fully activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. The state level VOADs differ widely in the sophistication of their planning documents. Some maintain online lists of contacts, including cell phones, and alternate cell phones, as well as emergency shelters and other useful information on a state and/or regional level. Others barely have an online presence. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State The actual VOAD members include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. It is a membership-fee oriented organization, which is starting to welcome grassroots groups which have a proven history of success in being helpful to VOADs and other local/regional disaster relief/recovery operations.

notes: Web site has links to the states' VOAD chapters. VOADs are activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. VOADs include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. -> DOCUMENTS: http://www.nvoad.org/documents.php The documents found on this page help to define the VOAD movement. Permission is given to duplicate and distribute them subject to clear identification of both the author and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) as well as the web address from which the information was retrieved: http://www.nvoad.org. In this way, we hope that they will be of value to others around the world serving the cause of disaster response and relief. -~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Web site has links to the states' VOAD chapters. VOADs are activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. http://www.nvoad.org/membersdb.php?members=State VOADs include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions.

name: NVOAD-National Orgnaizations Active in Disaster -> NVOAD-National Organizations Active in Disaster
notes: Web site has linke to the states' VOAD chapters. VOADs are activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. VOADs include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions. -> Web site has links to the states' VOAD chapters. VOADs are activated in disasters and have daily conference calls that may be useful for determining where supplies are needed and destinations for sending. VOADs include local Red Cross and Salvation Army chapters as well as faith orgs and local/regional orgs with specific missions.
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