Connecting Cullman | Relief Database

Available here 7

Cleanup, Debris Removal, Volunteer Services Updated May 19, 2011
Command & Control, Clean up & Recovery Units Updated May 30, 2011
Command & Control, Donations & Supply Mgmt Units Updated May 15, 2011
Command & Control, Volunteer Coordination/Sign up Center Updated May 15, 2011
Information Resource, Online Networking, Facebook Page/Group Updated May 15, 2011
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Connecting-Cullman/168173716573569
Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated May 15, 2011
Warehouse, Warehouse Space Updated May 19, 2011

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Cleaning, Supplies * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Cleanup, Debris Removal, Volunteer Average Updated May 19, 2011
Communications, Equipment, Radio, Walkie Talkie / Handset Radio Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Disaster Relief Supplies, Misc. Average Updated May 19, 2011
Electronics, Media Equipment, Radio, AM/FM Weather Radio Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Food, Non-Perishable Food * (ANY/ALL Types of Canned, Dry, Drinks, Snacks) Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Paper, Napkins Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Paper, Paper Plates (Retail Packages) Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Paper/plastic Cups (Retail Packages) Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
PLASTIC
Plastic Forks/Spoons/Knives Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Soap, Laundry, Laundry Detergent, Laundry Soap Very Urgent Updated May 19, 2011
Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Average Updated May 19, 2011
Warehouse, Donations Sorter/Organizer, Volunteer Average Updated May 19, 2011

Campaigns 2

2011 Alabama Tornado ArchivedJoined May 15, 2011
2011 Spring - Tornadoes-Floods-Wind Storms ArchivedJoined May 15, 2011

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About this facility

Hours: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM M-F; 8:00 AM -3:00 PM Sat., Closed Sun.
Areas served: All of Cullman County, AL
Fee for service: No
Payment accepted: Cash, Check, Credit/ Debit cards for donations
Clients must bring: Distribution centers must have registration sheet and photo identification
Service: Temporary
Waiting list: No

Notes

FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Connecting-Cullman/168173716573569

Connecting Cullman is a community of volunteer citizens dedicated to providing supplies and services to those affected by the tornadoes. We are sponsored by PS 92 Ministries, Inc. to help our community be connected to correct information. PS 92 Ministry, Inc. started in 2003 with mission being totally as a mercy ministry. In past 8 years have raised 325k that has gone to all kinds of needs. Absolutely NO overhead, admin cost, salaries, phones, nothing, all of that is absorbed through other things. So every dime goes towards needs 100%.

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We are here to coordinate needs with resources. If you have a question,something you want to contribute, or want to volunteer, call us.

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Connecting Cullman is accepting in-kind disaster relief donations at their warehouse. They are providing the support of supplies to distribution sites in Cullman, Co.:

419 3rd Ave. SW, Cullman 35055
M-F 8-5 Sat. 8-3

If you need volunteer housing, Connecting Cullman can help you with a referral (see main numbers above)

VOLUNTEERS:

They can use donation sorters at their warehouse and people to answer phones during scheduled hours.

Individuals or teams to help with clean up, debris removal, home repair and rebuilding.

Youth Groups and others who will go to Cullman for a mission trip this summer. Coordinated lodging for groups at a local Camp. Experienced Youth Pastor/Missionary who will lead teams on work projects. Call immediately to schedule and more info on lodging.

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Supplies Needed:
Gatorade!!
Antibiotic cream
Non perishable foods
Cleaning & Laundry supplies
Mops/brooms
Hand tools/rakes etc
Building materials
Household items/small appliances/furniture

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Update on damage assessments as of 5/16/11 from Connect Cullman:

City of Cullman-

910 residential homes damaged
98 businesses damanged
30 bldg's red tagged

The tornado had a 38 mile path on 4/27/11. Over last weekend the forestry service was opening up roads by clearing debris and came across 140 families that had been completely cut off since the tornado. The above stats do not include the rest of the county and are only applicable to the city of Cullman.