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- What is DNN Volunteer News:
This site is designed to be used by potential volunteers, pastors, leaders of collegiate and church mission teams, and national disaster response organizations to find the latest information about disaster response opportunities for volunteers and to provide a forum for churches and volunteers to share how they have responded to recent disasters.
The goal of this Web site is to become a vital tool for collaboration, providing information that helps prevent duplication of efforts and promotes effective and appropriate voluntary response to disasters.
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Disaster Volunteers is the site that reaches volunteers interested in helping with domestic disasters. It also reaches disaster response organizations and professionals. Our banner ads reach the people that you are interested in reaching
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Take a look: www.newvillagemedia.com Please contact us at Disaster Volunteers, c/o Village Life Company, 9195 C Red Branch Road, Columbia, MD 21045-2013, USA. Phone: 410-884-7350, Toll-free: 888-384-3028, Fax: 410-884-7353. Email: info@villagelife.org - Areas served
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Documents and photos that can be used to help plan a volunteer work trip, organize a long-term recovery committee, plan a church service and more. Some files come from our denominational disaster relief partners who are well-versed in the field. Others come from churches who have found themselves in the middle of a disaster recovery. In each case, the resources are given to be shared with as many people as possible in the hopes of helping anyone who might be thinking more about the disaster relief process and how they can be involved.
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Subscribe so you are able to keep updated. In the past 1 1/2, since I myself subscribed to this service, I have been SHOCKED that disasters striking our communities, STILL need volunteers so long afterwards. It is an education!!
Being PREPARED is the BEST help~~ FIND your local emergency agency and ask about training in your area. You could be the one to make a difference for your family, neighbors & friends.