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cat_notes: After dealing with her and the lumber, I am doubting all that I wrote, so I'm taking it out. Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers� Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/778 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. -> LTel 6/23/11: Website is a dead link so updated facility status to 'unknown'

notes: Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/778 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. ->
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cat_notes: -> After dealing with her and the lumber, I am doubting all that I wrote, so I'm taking it out. Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers� Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/778 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies.
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notes: Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/778 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor -> Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/778 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies.

notes: Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/278 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor -> Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/778 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor

notes: Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor -> Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... Other history, see: http://dbase.citizenactionteam.org/shelters/edit/278 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor

notes: Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor -> Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. CaCh does quite "get it" yet. They are paying retail for building materials still. I'll work with them on developing a new way. Either straight wholesale or paying for fuel. They've got millions to spend, so we want to spend it the most cost effective way possible. Talked to Ben Garrett, who works for Sister Donna (sets policy), and Ben gets it, but can't set policy. So we're going to work with Sister Donna... 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor

notes: 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor -> Christina is going to act as CAT's national shipping manager for the SouthWest. For the pilot, we're focusing on Tucson, and she's the contact for the Tucson Transportation Group, once it gets set up. Christina has a long history of helping relief groups. Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds Sept 30 notes: Talked to Mike Sweeney, Camp Coastal who is going to call Christina regarding the wood. He wants to ask some questions as to what the wood is like so he can plan accordingly. If it's what he thinks it is, he may just send a truck, if we can't get the national shipping system rolling soon. Also, I gave Catholic Charities and Ms White Christina's contact info in the hopes that they can help coordinate wood deliveries. 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor

notes: 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor -> 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! Moved 3 million pounds of hay for the Christian Farmers’ Network to the gulf. Fed all of the horses and cows in Louisiana and MS for the last eight months. The Greater Birmingham Humane society paid for transport for the hay, the Northe Carolina Start Program paid for transport for the hay. CFN paid for transport for the hay. 45 of the truckloads. Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor

notes: 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! -> 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! Two loads of water, Christina's private funds St Bernard Parish Fire Dept., Fuel: private donor Love Thy Neighbor, Fuel: private donor

town: -> Rillito
address: -> PO Box 575
zip: 00000 -> 85654

notes: Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up! -> 6/28: Talked to Christina. Wow! What excellent energy. She runs this organization. Specilizes in finding loads of building supplies and whatnot and getting them to the gulf. She has a long history in the trucking industry and has trucks and NEEDS FUEL MONEY. The lumber is "cull" lumber. irregular but TOTALLY usable. not perfect. A couple of loads of this stuff/month. Tin roofing, used but perfectly usable. 3 loads. Windows, used/seconds?, 1 load 40 boxes of medical supplies. Christine, Jessica From Laura: re you familiar with Free Haul out of Arizona? They of course have tons of shipments waiting, but if it's top priority stuff (like water, juice, etc.) they'll move you up!

main_phone: -> 520 682 2969
website: -> http://www.freehaulnpc.org/