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Mission
ARVOAD is a humanitarian association of independent
voluntary organizations who may be active in all phases
of disaster. Its mission is to foster efficient, streamlined
service delivery to people affected by disaster, while
eliminating unnecessary duplication of effort, through
cooperation in the four phases of disaster: preparation,
response, recovery, and mitigation.
ARVOAD is not a competing or exclusionary organization.
ARVOAD is intended to be a network for organizations
active in disaster. Each ARVOAD member organization
will maintain its own identity and independence while
closely collaborating with other ARVOAD member
organizations, interfaiths, and local, state, or
federal authorities.
ARVOAD is not a fundraising organization. Any funds
received will be used to meet the administrative expenses
of the organization. In the event of the dissolution of
ARVOAD, any remaining funds shall be disbursed to NVOAD
Headquarters.
ARVOAD accomplishes its mission by adhering to the
following principles:
Cooperation: Foster cooperation among ARVOAD member
organizations at all levels and in all phases of
disaster
Coordination: Coordinate the development of ARVOAD policies
and procedures, and, the implementation of services among
ARVOAD member organizations. ARVOAD may also provide links
to national and international disaster relief organizations.
ARVOAD serves as advocate and liaison between member agencies
and the State of Arkansas.
Communication: Exchange and disseminate information among
ARVOAD member organizations and the public, as well as local,
state and federal agencies, in conjunction with the individual
ARVOAD members.
Collaboration: We dedicate ourselves to work together to
achieve specific goals and to undertake specific projects
at disaster sites. We form partnerships during the disaster
response.
Service
Temporary

Notes

Posted by NVOAD 1/6/10

http://arkedu.state.ar.us/commemos/attachments/E1-County_Level_Volunteers_&_Services.doc

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AR Officer Contacts:

Chair: Ginger Bankston Bailey
AR-CRT/NOVA
arcrt @sbcglobal.net
gbailey @methodistfamily.org

Vice Chair: William 'Bud' Harper
Lutheran Disaster Relief
WHarper01 @aol.com

Secretary: Rev. Maxine Allen
UMCOR mallen @arumc.org

Assistant Secretary: Griffin Coop Arkansas Foodbank Network
gcoop @arkansasfoodbank.org

Treasurer Rev. Steve Copley
Lions Club Alert
scopley438 @aol.com

Assistant Treasurer: Sister Mary Lou Stubbs
Catholic Charities
mstubbs @dolr.org

Advisory Partner: Ron Crane
UAMS
rcrane @uams.edu

Advisory Partner: Richard Griffin
AR Dept of Emerg. Mgmt.
Richard.Griffin @adem.arkansas.gov

Advisory Partner: Marilyn Hampton
ADHS -Division of Behavioral Health
marilyn.hampton @arkansas.gov

Agent of Service: John Nazzaro
Heart of Arkansas / United Way
jnazzaro @heartaruw.org

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ARVOAD Member Agencies:

Adventist DR Response
Arkansas 211
Arkansas Crisis Response
Arkansas Foodbank Network
Arkansas Health Department
Arkansas Search Dog Association
Arkansas Department of Emergency Management
Arkansas Division of Behavioral Health
Arkansas United Methodist Church
Arkansas Service Commission, DHS
American Red Cross
Catholic Charities of Arkansas
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Department of Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health Services
Heart of Arkansas United Way
Helping Hand
Lions Club Alert
Lutheran Disaster Relief
March of Dimes
Salvation Army of Arkansas
State Division of Volunteerism
UAMS