notes: From the updated website 1/17/08: 608 North Sycamore Street, Greensburg, KS 67054 Project Directors: Peter and Dorothy Regehr Office tel: (620) 723-2223 Volunteer tel: (985) 291-1296 Fax: (620) 324-5623 greensburg@mds.mennonite.net Project Start Date: May 2007 Volunteer Status: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296 to volunteer, overnight volunteers call 800-241-8111 to volunteer. Volunteers to Date: 3446 Jobs Started: 244 Jobs Completed: 223 Project End Date: TBA ================================================= 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800)241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> 2/10/10 NO INFORMATION on website... assumed job completed From the updated website 1/17/08: 608 North Sycamore Street, Greensburg, KS 67054 Project Directors: Peter and Dorothy Regehr Office tel: (620) 723-2223 Volunteer tel: (985) 291-1296 Fax: (620) 324-5623 greensburg@mds.mennonite.net Project Start Date: May 2007 Volunteer Status: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296 to volunteer, overnight volunteers call 800-241-8111 to volunteer. Volunteers to Date: 3446 Jobs Started: 244 Jobs Completed: 223 Project End Date: TBA ================================================= 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800)241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.
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notes: From the updated website 1/17/08: 608 North Sycamore Street, Greensburg, KS 67054 Project Directors: Peter and Dorothy Regehr Office tel: (620) 723-2223 Volunteer tel: (985) 291-1296 Fax: (620) 324-5623 greensburg@mds.mennonite.net Project Start Date: May 2007 Volunteer Status: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296 to volunteer, overnight volunteers call 800-241-8111 to volunteer. Volunteers to Date: 3446 Jobs Started: 244 Jobs Completed: 223 Project End Date: TBA ================================================= 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> From the updated website 1/17/08: 608 North Sycamore Street, Greensburg, KS 67054 Project Directors: Peter and Dorothy Regehr Office tel: (620) 723-2223 Volunteer tel: (985) 291-1296 Fax: (620) 324-5623 greensburg@mds.mennonite.net Project Start Date: May 2007 Volunteer Status: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296 to volunteer, overnight volunteers call 800-241-8111 to volunteer. Volunteers to Date: 3446 Jobs Started: 244 Jobs Completed: 223 Project End Date: TBA ================================================= 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800)241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.

notes: 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> From the updated website 1/17/08: 608 North Sycamore Street, Greensburg, KS 67054 Project Directors: Peter and Dorothy Regehr Office tel: (620) 723-2223 Volunteer tel: (985) 291-1296 Fax: (620) 324-5623 greensburg@mds.mennonite.net Project Start Date: May 2007 Volunteer Status: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296 to volunteer, overnight volunteers call 800-241-8111 to volunteer. Volunteers to Date: 3446 Jobs Started: 244 Jobs Completed: 223 Project End Date: TBA ================================================= 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.

notes: *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> 1/17/08 emailed update from MDS: Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ==================================================== *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service?s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.
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notes: Volunteers needed immediately - URGENT. *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.

notes: Volunteers needed immediately - URGENT. *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> Volunteers needed immediately - URGENT. *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---- All MDS projects will close for Christmas break from December 15, 2007 - January 6, 2008 except for Johnson Bayou RV project which closes on December 20, 2007. The MDS projects in Greensburg , Mobile and New Orleans have openings for the first two weeks of December but aside from that, all projects are currently full until March. Occasionally there are cancellations. If you would like to be called about volunteer needs on short-notice (1-3 weeks), please call Sarah Yoder at (800) 241-8111 in advance. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.

notes: Volunteers needed immediately. *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> Volunteers needed immediately - URGENT. *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 GREENSBURG, KANSAS Disaster: May 2007 Tornado Day volunteers call (985) 291-1296, overnight volunteers call (800) 241-8111 to schedule. ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.
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notes: Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> Volunteers needed immediately. *Short term volunteers for Greensburg , call (985) 291-1296 ---------------- Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.

notes: Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710. -> Greensburg , KS Disaster Description: An F5 tornado tore through Greensburg, KS, a small southwestern Kansas town on Friday May 4, 2007. The tornado wiped out over 95% of homes and ten people died as a result of the tornadoes. The tornado was estimated to be 1.7 miles in width and traveled for nearly 22 miles with winds reaching over 200 miles per hour. Within hours, teams from Mennonite Disaster Service’s Kansas Unit were in the area doing cleanup. MDS has set up operations for a project at the Greensburg Mennonite Church. Greensburg has a small Mennonite community. to begin the physical work of rebuilding the community. Volunteer Status: If you can do electrical, plumbing or roofing work along with general building skills you are needed in Greensburg. If you are willing to work alongside others, you are still needed in Greensburg. You can volunteer for a day, two days, a week or more. The MDS Greensburg site can house eight people or more. To volunteer, contact MDS in Greensburg: (985) 291-0710.