notes: Donations needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof damage from Hurricane Gustav! (Our roof needs repairs that are estimated to cost $10,000 in labor and supplies. We need to fix the roof so that our volunteers have safe, clean and dry housing at CV.) Please send donations to Camp Victor at the attention of: Dawna Howell ================================== Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. -> Aug 2011: Reportedly the only org in the region housing vols. Closing in a few months. Running out of money... Donations needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof damage from Hurricane Gustav! (Our roof needs repairs that are estimated to cost $10,000 in labor and supplies. We need to fix the roof so that our volunteers have safe, clean and dry housing at CV.) Please send donations to Camp Victor at the attention of: Dawna Howell ================================== Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.

notes: Donations needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof damage from Hurricane Gustav! Please send donations to Camp Victor at the attention of: Dawna Howell ================================== Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. -> Donations needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof damage from Hurricane Gustav! (Our roof needs repairs that are estimated to cost $10,000 in labor and supplies. We need to fix the roof so that our volunteers have safe, clean and dry housing at CV.) Please send donations to Camp Victor at the attention of: Dawna Howell ================================== Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.

notes: Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. -> Donations needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof damage from Hurricane Gustav! Please send donations to Camp Victor at the attention of: Dawna Howell ================================== Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.
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notes: Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. -> Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. SEE Policy Changes for Volunteers: http://www.campvictor.org/index_Page856.htm ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.

notes: 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. -> Volunteers needed immediately for help restoring CVM’s roof and dorm rooms after Hurricane Gustav! Please contact the volunteer manager to help with this response at reservations@campvictor.org or 228-282-3754. ======================================= 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.
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notes: 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. -> 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). Camp Victor is staffed and maintained by volunteers. As such, you can expect to be asked to perform chores around the building, including emptying trash cans, stocking paper towels, cleaning the bathrooms, cooking and other maintenance activities. ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.

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notes: 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 -> 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed.

organization: Faith-based -> Faith-based, Non-Profit - Camp/Distribution Center

name: Camp Victor (at Christus Victor Lutheran Church) -> Camp Victor (The Swingster Building)
notes: 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 -> 5/28/07 Update: All operations were moved from Christ Victor Lutheran Church to The Swingster Bldg. (which was renovated to be a volunteer camp and distribution center). ------------------------------------------------------- 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825

notes: 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 -> 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825

notes: 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. -> 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) -Working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825

notes: 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. -> 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). They've had a steady flow of approximately 200 volunteers on site since Christmas '06 consistently but recently has reduced to about 80-100 at a time and they expect it will pick back up again summer '07. ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes.

notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. -> 4/2/07 UPDATE through Matt Herzberg (Reservations Coord.): They now have 212 beds/bunks and full operational volunteer accomodations services. Strictly serving Jackson County, MS. Primary needs for Distribution to Community: Personal Hygiene Items Non Perishable Foods Baby Items Cleaning Items Building Supplies/Materials Primary Volunteer Needs: Skilled Construction Trade Volunteers (NOTE: They generally ask if coming in groups that 1 in 5 of volunteers are skilled tradespersons & they DO NOT turn away unskilled construction volunteers and can use help in the office as well as sorters and helpers to distribute to the community in their warehouse). ------------------- LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes.

notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our _current needs_ (http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or _bbmonty@mindspring.com_ (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our current needs http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or bbmonty@mindspring.com (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes.
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notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our _current needs_ (http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or _bbmonty@mindspring.com_ (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com KatrinaCoalition@aol.com Fortuna Pertinax Venia Fortune Favors the Stubborn -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 ----------------- The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our _current needs_ (http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or _bbmonty@mindspring.com_ (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) Mail To: Christus Victor Lutheran Church Attention: Bob Montgomery 2755 Bienville Blvd Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 ------------ Services for Mississippi Residents Community Work Crews Clean Up Black mold has been one of the more damaging after effects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes. Most homes in Mississippi have already either been cleaned up, or torn down. However, if you still have moldy drywall, particle board, furniture, or other items damaged by floodwater in your home, we can send a work crew to remove these items for you. Whether you need your home completely "gutted out", or if there's just a portion that needs help, such as the kitchen or bathroom, we may be able to help. We are also able to assist with yard clean up. Please come to Camp Victor (a ministry of Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response) and discuss your needs with one of our case workers. -------- Rebuild If you are unable to afford reconstruction on your home, we may be able to assist by providing labor or materials. Skilled volunteers have begun hanging drywall, roofing, rewiring the electrical work in homes, rebuilding fences, installing doors, and other similar efforts. Please talk to one of our case workers, who will determine how we can best help you. Case workers are available for meetings at the Camp Victor building located at 1515 Government Street, Ocean Springs. See our Location and Directions page for directions to Camp Victor. Please bring a picture ID, your FEMA number, and come prepared to discuss your financial situation. Black mold has been one of the more damaging aftereffects of Hurricane Katrina, requiring every building touched by floodwater to have their interiors removed. We have helped clean up more than 1,000 homes.

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notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 The following is provided by Leslie Holly of KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com _http://www.campvictor.org/_ (http://www.campvictor.org/) - working mostly in Jackson County, but also some in Hancock. Also steer volunteer groups to places most needed. Not just a POD. Donations to Katrina relief are tax deductible. Make checks payable to "LSSDR." Donations are used to purchase building materials, tools and supplies as well as donations that directly benefit those displaced by the storm. Mail To: Camp Victor Attention: Jon Biggs 1515 Government Street. Ocean Springs, MS 39564-3825 Our Distribution Center provides supplies to about one hundred and fifty families per day, with an expenditure averaging $10,000 per day. If you are able to help with this cost, please see our _current needs_ (http://www.campvictor.org/current_needs.htm) page for information on donations. For donations of physical goods contact Bob Montgomery in the Distribution Center at 228-860-7266, or _bbmonty@mindspring.com_ (mailto:bbmonty@mindspring.com) KatrinaNetworking.blogspot.com KatrinaCoalition@aol.com Fortuna Pertinax Venia Fortune Favors the Stubborn
make_payable_to: -> LSSDR, Mail to Camp Victor, Joe Biggs

notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowedge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. ------------------ For Online Registration & details go to: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowledge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006

notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowedge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bank beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowedge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bunk beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006

notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowedge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bank beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006 -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowedge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bank beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006

main_phone: 228-282-3129 -> 228-282-3129 or 228-872-5745 Vol. Coord.: cvlcvolunteer@cableone.net
mgt_contact changed.
notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. --------------------------------------------------------------- Speciality: Recovery & Reconstruction from 2005 Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Long-term & short-term volunteers needed for rebuilding houses, staffing work crews/volunteer coordination and various administrative roles. All trade skills needed to assist with reconstruction effort. Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; training can be provided Useful Skills: General knowedge of construction, any trade skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Specialty tools for a specific trade; you can bring your own tools or tools can be provided as needed Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Personal spending money; donations accepted for food and housing Length of time volunteer can help: 1 day or longer, 4-7 days preferred Size of volunteer team: Varies Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 16 and older, none under 16 yrs old please Denomination/affiliation, if any: Lutheran; all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: Current tetanus shot; personal transportation needed Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Bank beds in dormitories with A/C and showers Meals provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, 3 meals per day, except Saturdays Any additional notes: Volunteers desperately needed - are in short supply and high demand, especially for a longer committed time period than 1 week. Contact by email is preferred. Approximate date the project started: Aug-29-2005 Estimated date the project will end: Sep-01-2010 Information Updated: Sep-07-2006
region: Gulf Coast -> Biloxi to Pascagoula
hours: -> 9:30 am - 6:30 pm, Sun-Sat, CST
email changed.

name: Camp Victory (at Christus Victor Lutheran Church) -> Camp Victor (at Christus Victor Lutheran Church)
main_phone: -> 228-282-3129
address: -> 1515 Government Street
notes: LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victory, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed. -> LDR is currently operating through three locations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Camp Victor, at Christus Victor Lutheran Church and the Swingster warehouse building in Ocean Springs, is currently accepting up to 200 volunteers each week with overflow for an additional 80 at Tent City. Volunteers are provided with beds, showers, and three meals each day. The majority of the work being done involves rebuilding and distribution of relief supplies to local residents. No volunteers under the age of 16 are allowed.
zip: 00000 -> 39564
latitude: -> 30.413598
longitude: -> -88.820661
website: -> http://www.campvictor.org/

name: Camp Victory -> Camp Victory (at Christus Victor Lutheran Church)

region: Gul fCoast -> Gulf Coast