notes: Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuilding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a partnership with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year. If you are interested in being a part of this important work and ministry on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, please contact Courtney Allen via email callen@trinityumc.com or at 228-863-2717 ext. 21. If you are interested in scheduling specific dates to volunteer, please email Regina Brown at rbb532@bellsouth.net -> FROM THE WEBSITE: 1/9/07 Newsflash: Trinity will continue to house, feed, and work volunteers until early December 07. We are moving forward in our relief efforts. Please contact us if you are interested in continuing to meet the needs of this community! ------------------------------------------------------ Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuilding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a partnership with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year. If you are interested in being a part of this important work and ministry on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, please contact Courtney Allen via email callen@trinityumc.com or at 228-863-2717 ext. 21. If you are interested in scheduling specific dates to volunteer, please email Regina Brown at rbb532@bellsouth.net

notes: Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuiding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a parternship with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year. If you are interested in being a part of this important work and ministry on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, please contact Courtney Allen via email callen@trinityumc.com or at 228-863-2717 ext. 21. If you are interested in scheduling specific dates to volunteer, please email Regina Brown at rbb532@bellsouth.net -> Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuilding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a partnership with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year. If you are interested in being a part of this important work and ministry on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, please contact Courtney Allen via email callen@trinityumc.com or at 228-863-2717 ext. 21. If you are interested in scheduling specific dates to volunteer, please email Regina Brown at rbb532@bellsouth.net
region: Gulf -> Gulf Coast

notes: Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuiding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a parternship with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year. -> Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuiding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a parternship with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year. If you are interested in being a part of this important work and ministry on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, please contact Courtney Allen via email callen@trinityumc.com or at 228-863-2717 ext. 21. If you are interested in scheduling specific dates to volunteer, please email Regina Brown at rbb532@bellsouth.net
other_contacts changed.

facility_type: Supply POD -> Volunteer Camp

main_phone: -> (228) 863-2717
notes: service area: Gulfport -> Trinity United Methodist Church of Gulfport has been deeply involved in the recovery effort in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm we have served 35,000 meals, provided lodging for over 4,644 volunteers, and our volunteers from across the country have logged almost 500,000 hours. What began as a cleanup effort has now transitioned into a rebuilding effort. We have worked on rebuiding either in part or completely 570 homes as of April 2007 and there will be many more to come. In this exciting rebuilding phase we use volunteer labor to begin installing new insulation and sheetrock as well as paint in homes damaged by the storm. As we get further into the rebuilding process we need skilled labor who can do plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry work. Trinity forms a parternship with homeowners to provide labor assistance as well as building materials if necessary. Additionally, Trinity UMC provides some financial support to homeowners whose homes were damaged by flooding. You can support this rebuilding effort through a monetary donation or by volunteering to be a part of a work team. Work teams will need to bring tools appropriate for the work they will be engaged in (insulation, sheetrock, paint, etc), although we have acquired a number of tools over the past year.
region: -> Gulf
website: -> http://www.trinityumc.com/templates/System/default.asp?id=28020

state: -> MS
parish: -> Harrison
town: -> Gulfport
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
address: -> 5007 Lawson
notes: -> service area: Gulfport
zip: -> 39507
latitude: -> 30.413105
longitude: -> -89.047944
hours: -> As needed