NATL (Neighbors Across the Land Disaster Relief and Recovery) HQ
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4/10/11
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Neighbors Across The Land Disaster Relief and Recovery
WE WILL COORDINATE VOLUNTEERS WHO CAN GO ONCE WE RECEIVE THE WORD THAT THERE IS A PLAN OF ACTION AND THAT IT WILL BE SAFE FOR VOLUNTEERS TO ENTER. YOU CAN CONTACT GREG THROUGH natldrr@gmail.com - or natlresponder1@gmail.com, 641-691-7204 if you are able to help. we will have equipment and supplies for volunteers. after the confrance call tomorrow we will have a better understanding of the need that we will help fill
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Greg Conklin
Wide Tornado Cuts a Swath Through a West Iowa Town, 60 % of town damaged or destroyed will check out , homeland security has asked me to assess the need for volunteers so we will get the ball rolling, DONATIONS FOR FUEL AND SUPPLIES ARE NEEDED, NATLDRR.ORG OR CALL 641-691-7204
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WE WILL BE CHECKING THE SITUATION FOR VOLUNTEER NEED, WE DO NEED YOUR GENEROSITY HELP FINANCIALLY FOR FUEL CHAINSAWS,VEHICLES,GENERATORS.
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NATL WILL HAVE SPOTTERS OUT TRACKING STORMS MOVING THROUGHT IOWA. WE WILL ALSO BE HEADING TO NASHVILLE ON THURS 13TH. ANYONE WHO CAN HELP WITH FUNDS OR SUPPLIES LIKE BLEACH WATER OR PAPER TOWELS, OR OTHER CLEANING SUPPLIES AND N-95 DUST MASKS EMAIL US AT NATLDRR@GMAIL.COM
NATLDRR.ORG
facebook post - 5/10/10
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Meeting with those in Georgia ready to assist, see websites at:
http://twitter.com/natldrr
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Neighbors-Across-The-Land-Disaster-Relief-and-Recovery/141601072759
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We have partnerned with C.A.M.P. (Christians Aid Missions Program) in Austell,GA. They are a local organizations that has distributed food for over 40 years. If you would like more information on how they help the community and how you can help click here or visit their website at www.svcamp.org. We are spending much of our time in Georgia helping this organization with managing volunteers, putting together food baskets, and distributing food and supplies to those effected by the flood as well as those who are simply in need.