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Lend A Hand (Disaster Response Missions - Assisting D'Iberville, MS

Faith-based, Non-Profit, Disaster Relief

Last updated Jul 18, 2007. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

Call 717-731-8888 or 877-211-0700 TOLL FREE Directions Website Nearby on map

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Camping, Camp Sites * (ANY/ALL Types of Camping Services/Sites) Updated Sep 16, 2007
for volunteer housing
Facilities: Bathroom Facilities (For Volunteers) Updated Oct 3, 2006
Portable bathrooms available for volunteer use.
Facilities: Shower Facilities for Volunteers Updated Oct 3, 2006
18 Hot showers available for volunteer use.
Housing, Volunteer Housing ($ NOT FREE) 40 Updated Sep 16, 2007
In D’Iberville, we stay in a ‘tent city’ (Camp New Hope Ball Field) in which all tents are air conditioned and heated.
Meals, Volunteers, Meals for Volunteers Updated Oct 3, 2006
Meals are in a mess tent. Volunteers are expected to assist in the meal preparation and cleanup.
Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Jan 3, 2008
Volunteers, Groups of Volunteers (This facility accomodates Groups of Volunteers) 40 Updated Oct 3, 2006
In D’Iberville, we stay in a ‘tent city’ (Camp New Hope Ball Field) in which all tents are air conditioned and heated.
Volunteers, Teen Volunteers (This facility accomodates Teen Volunteers) 40 Updated Oct 3, 2006
16 and older with adult supervision and signed waivers. See website. Tent housing is heated and air-conditioned and is located at Camp New Hope Ball Fie...

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Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Cleanup, Tree Cutting & Removal, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Carpenter, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Drywall Hanger, Volunteers Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Electrician, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Home Repair, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Painter, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Plumber, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, Skilled Labor, Volunteer Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Construction, * Volunteers (ANY/ALL types) Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Vehicle, Truck, Pick-Up, Pickup 1 Urgent Updated Oct 3, 2006
The D'Iberville Foundation is in desperate need for an additional minivan and a pick up truck to haul volunteers and supplies to various construction sit...
Vehicle, Van 1 Urgent Updated Oct 3, 2006
The DiIberville Foundation is in desperate need for an additional minivan and a pick up truck to haul volunteers and supplies to various construction sit...
Volunteers, Groups of Volunteers (This facility accomodates Groups of Volunteers) Average Updated Oct 3, 2006
Volunteers, Teen Volunteers (This facility accomodates Teen Volunteers) Average Updated Oct 3, 2006

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LEND A HAND
3040 Market Street, Ste. 1
Camp Hill, PA 17011
lendahand@lendahandmissions.com

Lend A Hand was founded in 1989 following Hurricane
Hugo in South Carolina, and has since achieved national
respect and recognition.

Lend A Hand coordinates reliable transportation, labor,
housing and meals for volunteers who want to help those
who have lost homes or are suffering extraordinary
hardship as the result of a disaster.

Often one of the most valuable things Lend A Hand
volunteers can do is to listen. Victims of disaster need
to tell their stories of loss, hardship and recovery to a
sympathetic listener.

The new friends you make with other volunteers and with
those you’re serving are just one of the many benefits of
participating on a Lend A Hand work team.

Many (but not all) jobs require physical labor. Most
volunteers eagerly jump in and take on any job which needs
to be done, from demolition and rebuilding to general
disaster clean-up.

For a complete history of the D'Iberville disaster
relief project please visit:

http://www.lendahandmissions.com/forms/handbook.pdf

Thank you for you interest in participating in a
Lend-A-Hand volunteer disaster relief effort in
D'Iberville, Mississippi. Only 40 persons will be
scheduled each month on the chartered bus.

At the midpoint of the ride to and from Mississippi,
we stay overnight in a motel in the Knoxville,
Tennessee area. In D’Iberville, we stay in a
‘tent city’ in which all tents are air conditioned
and heated. There are hot water showers available
but only portable toilets. Meals are in a mess tent.
Volunteers are expected to assist in the meal
preparation and cleanup.

The participation fee for this program is $250 per
person. Upon receipt of a completed Application form,
the Skills Inventory, and a check for full payment,
volunteers are registered on a first come, first
served basis.

There are no buses scheduled for July and August.
Trips resume in September.

October 21 - 29, 2006
Twenty seats are guaranteed to the Derry Presbyterian
Church. Of the remaining seats, approximately 3 seats are
still available.

November 11 - 19, 2006
All seats are presently filled. A reserve list will be
maintained to provide substitutes for any cancellations.

December 9 - 17, 2006
Presently, 35 seats are available.

January 6 - 13, 2007
Presently, 20 seats are guaranteed to Elizabethtown
College. All other seats are available at this time.

If volunteer interest and adequate funds are available,
the balance of the year’s schedule is:

Feb. 17-25
March 17-25
April 14-22
May 17-27
June 2-13