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temp_perm: -> Temporary
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cat_notes: -> I took out computers from the needs list. They used to be working with the schools and they have enough now.
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region: GulfCoast -> Gulf Coast

parish: -> Jackson

status: Standby -> Open

main_phone: -> 228-872-6291
zip: 00000 -> 39566

status: Open -> Standby
email changed.

notes: This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. They've called each of the schools in Jackson, Harrison, Hancock and Stone counties. For schools that are working with them, they've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good. The one thing that they consistently get for distribution is medical supplies. They are one of the few places that accepts Medicaid. They supply a list of clinics in the area. Becky Baum from Jackson sends them trucks. -> This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. They've called each of the schools in Jackson, Harrison, Hancock and Stone counties. For schools that are working with them, they've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good. Also "Direct Relief" out of California. The one thing that they consistently get for distribution is medical supplies. They are one of the few places that accepts Medicaid. They supply a list of clinics in the area. Becky Baum from Jackson sends them trucks.

notes: This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. The schools are all hooked in. They've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good. The one thing that they consistently get for distribution is medical supplies. They are one of the few places that accepts Medicaid. They supply a list of clinics in the area. Becky Baum from Jackson sends them trucks. -> This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. They've called each of the schools in Jackson, Harrison, Hancock and Stone counties. For schools that are working with them, they've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good. The one thing that they consistently get for distribution is medical supplies. They are one of the few places that accepts Medicaid. They supply a list of clinics in the area. Becky Baum from Jackson sends them trucks.

notes: This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. The schools are all hooked in. They've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good. -> This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. The schools are all hooked in. They've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good. The one thing that they consistently get for distribution is medical supplies. They are one of the few places that accepts Medicaid. They supply a list of clinics in the area. Becky Baum from Jackson sends them trucks.

notes: Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Has a ton of volunteers. -> This POD acts as a true Point of Distribution. No retail, walk-up service, except for local medical emergencies. They call their volunteers when a truck is coming. The volunteers with their van/SUVs meet the truck, take the stuff to schools and other retail supply depots. The do NOT maintain an inventory or act as a walk-in resource. Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Have a ton of volunteers. Seem VERY well coordinated. We have listed them as a warehouse because they do not do walk-in service. And because they focus on and do a brisk distribution business. The schools are all hooked in. They've got "approved" contacts from each school who pick up goods. They had some trouble with misc people pickuping up stuff and doing inappropriate things, like selling stuff. So they started a list of "approved" donations distributors. They've contacts all of the schools on the gulfcoast and serve mostly schools. They serve a few churches in their imediate area, as well. This place seems VERY good.
facility_type: Supply POD -> Warehouse

notes: -> Can get/rent pallet jack and/or forklift. Needs a couple days' notice. Has a ton of volunteers.
loading_dock: Unknown -> No
forklift: Unknown -> Yes