notes: Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. Can come every week. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. -> UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
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cat_notes: UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies. ->
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notes: Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. -> Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. Can come every week. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
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notes: UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies. -> Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
cat_notes: -> UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies.

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notes: UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies. -> UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receive ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies. -> UPDATE 3-23-07: Per Bea Everett/Dist. Mgr. their highest priority needs for the POD are rebuilding supplies/materials, Electrical rebuilding supplies, toilet paper and canned goods. =================================================== First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receives ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies.
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notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receive ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receive ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. NOTE: Available items are listed, because this POD receive ongoing donations. Please coordinate with Greg London/Distribution Coordinator for current availability of supplies.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 300-400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling local residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies/materials, personal hygiene necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a fully functioning kitchen, Quanza Hut (serves as a sanctuary for the church and volunteer housing), Bunkhouses, Tents to house volunteers, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that he's mastered coordinating volunteer services for rebuilding/distribution and is more than happy to share his experience. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line tents in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that they have a very smooth running operation for distribution/rebuilding and he's more than happy to share his experience with other org's and faith based groups that need advice or help getting started. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line operations in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Sunday Worship is every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that he's mastered coordinating volunteer services for rebuilding/distribution and is more than happy to share his experience. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line tents in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Worship services are every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that he's mastered coordinating volunteer services for rebuilding/distribution and is more than happy to share his experience. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line tents in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Sunday Worship is every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Sunday Worship is every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. NOTE: Greg London with Lakeshore Baptist Church wants everyone to know that he's mastered coordinating volunteer services for rebuilding/distribution and is more than happy to share his experience. One former military volunteer likened their set up to front line tents in Iraq. He'll talk to anyone to help whether they are in the Gulf or other disaster area's in the U.S.

notes: First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Sunday Worship is every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. So far they have been responsible for gutting and assisting with the rebuilding of 90-100 local homes. Residents should apply for gutting/rebuilding assistance Wed. through Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanctuary/Distribution Quanza Hut building. An assessment will be conducted and Spiritual Counseling is available as well. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Sunday Worship is every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.

town: Lake Shore -> Lakeshore
name: Lake Shore Baptist Church, International Aid -> Lakeshore Baptist Church
main_phone: -> 228 469-0110
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supply_phone changed.
notes: -> First Baptist Church is one of 5 Supply POD's in Hancock County serving the devastated community of Lakeshore which was ground zero for Hurricane Katrina. They are located just north of Waveland, MS and 1 1/2 miles inland and took on 43 foot of water. Folks 8 miles inland in this area took on 15 foot of water. This POD serves up to 400 people daily with food, clothing and personal hygiene distribution to struggling residents. They have 6-8 long term committed full time volunteers at this facility. There is a great need for continued support on all levels for the purposes of rebuilding and basic everyday survival needs. If you would like to make a donation of building supplies, necessities, food, or are an individual/group interested in volunteering, please contact Volunteer Coordinator/Distribution Coordinator Greg London at: gjlondon@bellsouth.net Lakeshore Baptist Church can house 200 + volunteers and they have a kitchen, Quanza Hut, Bunkhouses, Shower/Bathroom/Laundry facilities available. Volunteers will be fed daily and can stay cost free but are asked to make a donation for perishable foods that require refrigeration. The site also features a sawmill for rebuilding purposes. They are especially in great need of skilled labor volunteers, building supplies/materials, personal hygiene products and food. They also really need a truck trailor (the size of an 18 wheeler) for the purposes of storage. Sunday Worship is every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
zip: 00000 -> 39558
other_contacts changed.
dc_population: -> 400
website: -> http://www.rebuildlakeshore.com/
make_payable_to: -> Lakeshore Baptist Church
hours: 8-5/6 daily -> 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wed. - Sat.
email changed.
loading_dock: Unknown -> Yes
forklift: Unknown -> Yes
workers: -> 6

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other_contacts changed.