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Volunteers of America, MS

Faith-Based, Non-Profit Community

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Campaigns 1

  • 2005 Hurricane Katrina ArchivedJoined

    Disaster Relief and Recovery Supplies should be delivered to: Volunteers of America Southeast 1142 Montlimar Drive Mobile, AL 36609 or call: 251-300-3500 During the tremendous crisis...

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About this facility

Mission
Volunteers of America is a national, non-profit, faith-based organization that offers services to people in need. Volunteers of America Southeast, Inc., initiated its service network in 1980 by establishing three group homes for the developmentally disabled.
Service
Temporary

Notes

from website 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC -

Caring Kits Needed ...

Volunteers of America Southeast continues to aid victims of disasters such as the recent hurricane. We continue to collect items to create “Caring Kits” to aid those displaced due to the current flooding and any other storm-related event. Before the storm, Volunteers of America Southeast staged hundreds of caring kits at churches and other facilities along the Gulf Coast. Most of these kits have been distributed and we need to replenish the supply for future disasters. We welcome any individual or group who would like to help gather items to create the caring kits.

Each kit will consist of a 2-gallon zip-lock bag filled with the following items:

•6 oz toothpaste
•Tooth Brushes
•Wash Cloths
•Bar Soap
•Small Shampoos
•Hand Sanitizer
•Combs or Brushes
•Travel-size Facial Tissue
•Travel-size Wet Wipes
•Band Aids
•Anti-bacterial Ointment
•Deodorant

Donations of these items can be made at Volunteers of America Southeast, 600 Azalea Road, Mobile, AL 36609. For more information, please contact Paul McLendon at 251-422-7729.

FACEBOOK -
https://www.facebook.com/VolOfAmerica

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The website is very informative for needs and assistance and it is updated.

Wendy McDonald from Habitat in Hancock is referring families to Kim Cheeks at VoA.