notes: April 29, 2011 Because of all of the disasters hitting us , we have decided to help Alabama. They were the worst hit, since a tornado in 1934. Dr. Ken Mask from Louisiana is best friends with Wheaton Marcella's a jazz musician from New Orleans, they are helping raise money for donations to Kentucky-Tennessee Disaster Group Inc. for our ability to deliver disaster supplies to the most needed areas. What ever you donate, 100 percent will go directly to that site. No one gets paid to do what we do, we just volunteer, we will supply you with video, pictures, and receipts of what we have done to help others. Please donate, Jim Paul from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> https://www.thenewsjournal.net/former-whitley-coroner-funeral-home-operator-jim-paul-dies/ Posted On 19 Sep 2012By : Mark WhiteComment: 1 One-time Whitley County Coroner and Ellison Funeral Home Director Jim Paul died at his home just outside Corbin early Wednesday evening. "It’s a terrible thing. It’s just a tragedy," said Whitley County Sheriff Colan Harrell, who has known Paul since he was a young child. The cause of death is currently undetermined but no foul play is suspected, Harrell said. Paul was found dead at his home about 7:20 p.m. Deputy Shawn Jackson and the Whitley County Coroner’s Office is investigating. Paul served as Whitley County Coroner for about two years after the death of his father, Carl Paul, about a decade ago. In addition to his work as a funeral home director, Paul was also founder of the Ken-Tenn Relief Team, which was formed after Hurricane Katrina. The organization runs a warehouse at the old Nevisdale School that ministers to the less fortunate and it has provided supplies to various disaster zones across the country. ============================================ April 29, 2011 Because of all of the disasters hitting us , we have decided to help Alabama. They were the worst hit, since a tornado in 1934. Dr. Ken Mask from Louisiana is best friends with Wheaton Marcella's a jazz musician from New Orleans, they are helping raise money for donations to Kentucky-Tennessee Disaster Group Inc. for our ability to deliver disaster supplies to the most needed areas. What ever you donate, 100 percent will go directly to that site. No one gets paid to do what we do, we just volunteer, we will supply you with video, pictures, and receipts of what we have done to help others. Please donate, Jim Paul from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests
status: Open -> Closed

cat_notes: -> September 19, 2012 Jim Paul passed away at home. R.I.P.

region: Haiti, Caribbean ->

cat_notes: Removed old note 5/14/09 LTel: ====================== Email dated 9/10/08 to Leslie T from Jim Paul w/Kenn-Tenn Relief Re: CAT Assessment 9/10/08: Terrebonne Parish/Bayou Communities - Leslie I have all of this, 14 to 18 pallets of cleaning supplies, water, food , baby food. etc. i can put it on a 24 ft. truck packed from front to back, the only thing i dont have is money for the fuel and rental of the truck , if someone can donate the money wich will be about fifteen hundred dollars, i will supply all the reciepts for the trip, and they can pay after we get back, my record speeks for it self, supplies are easy to get , just not the funding for the trips. i have been working on donations to go to la, but no one will give, i will do the best i can. call me 606 524 1988 , jim paul Spoke to Jim, advised I will pass this information to potential donors, no promises or guarantee's for fuel funding. He's determined to serve the Terrebonne/La Fourche parishes which he has determined by his own assessment to be in great need of the supplies he has on hand in his warehouse. He has drivers waiting and willing to leave Mon. 9/15 once Ike blows over. ->

notes: April 29, 2001 Because of all of the disasters hitting us , we have decided to help Alabama. They were the worst hit, since a tornado in 1934. Dr. Ken Mask from Louisiana is best friends with Wheaton Marcella's a jazz musician from New Orleans, they are helping raise money for donations to Kentucky-Tennessee Disaster Group Inc. for our ability to deliver disaster supplies to the most needed areas. What ever you donate, 100 percent will go directly to that site. No one gets paid to do what we do, we just volunteer, we will supply you with video, pictures, and receipts of what we have done to help others. Please donate, Jim Paul from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> April 29, 2011 Because of all of the disasters hitting us , we have decided to help Alabama. They were the worst hit, since a tornado in 1934. Dr. Ken Mask from Louisiana is best friends with Wheaton Marcella's a jazz musician from New Orleans, they are helping raise money for donations to Kentucky-Tennessee Disaster Group Inc. for our ability to deliver disaster supplies to the most needed areas. What ever you donate, 100 percent will go directly to that site. No one gets paid to do what we do, we just volunteer, we will supply you with video, pictures, and receipts of what we have done to help others. Please donate, Jim Paul from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> April 29, 2001 Because of all of the disasters hitting us , we have decided to help Alabama. They were the worst hit, since a tornado in 1934. Dr. Ken Mask from Louisiana is best friends with Wheaton Marcella's a jazz musician from New Orleans, they are helping raise money for donations to Kentucky-Tennessee Disaster Group Inc. for our ability to deliver disaster supplies to the most needed areas. What ever you donate, 100 percent will go directly to that site. No one gets paid to do what we do, we just volunteer, we will supply you with video, pictures, and receipts of what we have done to help others. Please donate, Jim Paul from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: from email - Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> from email - 4/29/11 Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> from email - Subject: Helping the Tornado survivers---It is a God thing.... When Katrina happened, my new very great friend Jim Paul arrived in Baton Rouge from Kentucky...in the time he spent helping, he learned a great deal about assisting folk after massive trauma. He truly knows how to help. I called him today with the thought that I would do a clothing drive after I heard on NPR that the mayor of Birmingham says that they need anything. Jim Paul provided me with the kind of straight ahead advice that is beautiful; he described various contacts on the ground who can get items to the people. He has access to numerous categories of disaster relief warehouses and he is affiliate with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) as well as Feed the Children. This is it:he has a non-profit 501C3 organization that is plugged into the folk there who provide substantial help.. We agreed that the best way for me and us to help right now is to have YOU donate whatever you can to his group. Donate money to have him secure trucks and drivers. Period. Contact me to get additional information and call him. Please play this forward. Ken Mask 504 908 0337 Jim Paul 512 Main Street Williamsburg, Ky 40769 606 524 1988 ========= from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests
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notes: from website - 2010 FLOOSING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> from website - 2010 FLOODING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== 2010 HAITI Earthquake - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

name: KENN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee -> KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee
notes: from website - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> from website - 2010 FLOOSING - Monday, May 10, 2010 On May 2 and 3, 2010 torrential rains fell in the Nashville, TN area and resulted in record flooding. Rain totals in some areas were greater than 17 inches and the Cumberland River crested at nearly 52 feet, a level not seen since 1937, before the Army Core of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority established flood control measures in the area. I received the above information from a Presbyterian Disaster Relief news letter this weekend. We are in the process of putting together a load of supplies that have already been donated and we will deliver them to Nashville next week. We are hoping to get more donated items such as cleaning supplies, canned food, personal hygiene items, etc. We are looking for local organizations from Kentucky and Tennessee to contact us if they would like to help. We have information as to were volunteers can be trained and contacts to the organizations needing help. Please call 606-524-1988 Jim Paul Director Kentennreliefteam. ===== KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> from website - KEN-TENN Relief Team of Kentucky and Tennessee Welcome to all that view this site It is apparent to the world that on January 12, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. There are over 50,000 known dead and thousands of injured. Here in Kentucky we are partnering with the Capital City Christian Church from Frankfort, Ky. to help those affected by this disaster. The church has been doing mission work in Haiti for a long time and they had thirteen missionaries stranded in Haiti after the quake. Today I spoke with Doug Eads from the church and he told me about three missions they were working with, and in these early stages of the disaster we have chosen to help them. With such a large disaster it is hard to decide what you can do to help, a local parent volunteer and Whitley North Elementary has given us some direction. We are challenging all of the local schools, churches, and businesses to see who can raise the most supplies to help those children affected by this disaster. We are asking for items that will help a child who is grieving, such as blankets, small toys, hard candy, pacifiers, tipsy cups, etc. Items that can be shipped at minimal cost. If you would like to help please contact Jim Paul at 606 524 1988. ====================== 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

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notes: Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> 1/18/10 Just off the phone with Jim - After recieving a number of calls from community and friends, Jim Paul is ready to be available. His community schools will be collecting supplies from their eager to help students and delivering them to Kenn-Tenn for palletizing and warehouse storage, ready for shipment. ========================================== Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests
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notes: Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. “We look for those who, for whatever reason, can’t get out and get food and supplies themselves,” Jim Paul, the director of Ken-Tenn, said. “We’re trying to help those who can’t help themselves.” SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> Ken-Tenn taking supplies to flood victims By Ivy Brashear / Staff Writer Ken-Tenn Relief Team, a local non-profit organization, is partnering with Penske Truck Rental in London to bring food, water and supplies to recent flood victims in Floyd and Breathitt Counties. Last week, the organization delivered two truckloads of water and one truckload of food and supplies to hard-hit communities where flooding occurred. This week they will be delivering more to the Floyd County communities, Garrett and Waylon, and to Jackson in Breathitt County, where the fire department will help the National Guard distribute supplies to families who are in most need. SEE MORE DETAILS AT: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_140081243.html =========================== Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ====================== Email dated 9/10/08 to Leslie T from Jim Paul w/Kenn-Tenn Relief Re: CAT Assessment 9/10/08: Terrebonne Parish/Bayou Communities - Leslie I have all of this, 14 to 18 pallets of cleaning supplies, water, food , baby food. etc. i can put it on a 24 ft. truck packed from front to back, the only thing i dont have is money for the fuel and rental of the truck , if someone can donate the money wich will be about fifteen hundred dollars, i will supply all the reciepts for the trip, and they can pay after we get back, my record speeks for it self, supplies are easy to get , just not the funding for the trips. i have been working on donations to go to la, but no one will give, i will do the best i can. call me 606 524 1988 , jim paul Spoke to Jim, advised I will pass this information to potential donors, no promises or guarantee's for fuel funding. He's determined to serve the Terrebonne/La Fourche parishes which he has determined by his own assessment to be in great need of the supplies he has on hand in his warehouse. He has drivers waiting and willing to leave Mon. 9/15 once Ike blows over. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests
cat_notes: -> Removed old note 5/14/09 LTel: ====================== Email dated 9/10/08 to Leslie T from Jim Paul w/Kenn-Tenn Relief Re: CAT Assessment 9/10/08: Terrebonne Parish/Bayou Communities - Leslie I have all of this, 14 to 18 pallets of cleaning supplies, water, food , baby food. etc. i can put it on a 24 ft. truck packed from front to back, the only thing i dont have is money for the fuel and rental of the truck , if someone can donate the money wich will be about fifteen hundred dollars, i will supply all the reciepts for the trip, and they can pay after we get back, my record speeks for it self, supplies are easy to get , just not the funding for the trips. i have been working on donations to go to la, but no one will give, i will do the best i can. call me 606 524 1988 , jim paul Spoke to Jim, advised I will pass this information to potential donors, no promises or guarantee's for fuel funding. He's determined to serve the Terrebonne/La Fourche parishes which he has determined by his own assessment to be in great need of the supplies he has on hand in his warehouse. He has drivers waiting and willing to leave Mon. 9/15 once Ike blows over.

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notes: Email dated 9/10/08 to Leslie T from Jim Paul w/Kenn-Tenn Relief Re: CAT Assessment 9/10/08: Terrebonne Parish/Bayou Communities - Leslie I have all of this, 14 to 18 pallets of cleaning supplies, water, food , baby food. etc. i can put it on a 24 ft. truck packed from front to back, the only thing i dont have is money for the fuel and rental of the truck , if someone can donate the money wich will be about fifteen hundred dollars, i will supply all the reciepts for the trip, and they can pay after we get back, my record speeks for it self, supplies are easy to get , just not the funding for the trips. i have been working on donations to go to la, but no one will give, i will do the best i can. call me 606 524 1988 , jim paul Spoke to Jim, advised I will pass this information to potential donors, no promises or guarantee's for fuel funding. He's determined to serve the Terrebonne/La Fourche parishes which he has determined by his own assessment to be in great need of the supplies he has on hand in his warehouse. He has drivers waiting and willing to leave Mon. 9/15 once Ike blows over. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> Ken-Tenn looking for donations to help Ky. flash-flood victims Published: May 13, 2009 08:19 am Times-Tribune Staff Report Ken-Tenn is en route to Floyd County Kentucky to help flash-flood victims clean up after the latest storm — but Ken-Tenn is asking for some help from Tri-Countians. Jim Paul, director of Ken-Tenn, the Williamsburg relief organization, said the group will be bringing supplies to eastern Kentucky all week. Paul said Ken-Tenn greatly needs donations of Clorox and other disinfectants to help people de-mud and de-mold their flooded homes. “I’ve got reports from a minister in Garrett that he knows of at least 200 people who have lost or had their homes nearly destroyed,” Paul said. Paul said donations can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oak Grove Elementary School, or at the Ellison Funeral Home in Williamsburg at anytime. Those interested in joining the cleanup effort can also contact Paul on his cell phone at (606) 524-1988. ====================== Email dated 9/10/08 to Leslie T from Jim Paul w/Kenn-Tenn Relief Re: CAT Assessment 9/10/08: Terrebonne Parish/Bayou Communities - Leslie I have all of this, 14 to 18 pallets of cleaning supplies, water, food , baby food. etc. i can put it on a 24 ft. truck packed from front to back, the only thing i dont have is money for the fuel and rental of the truck , if someone can donate the money wich will be about fifteen hundred dollars, i will supply all the reciepts for the trip, and they can pay after we get back, my record speeks for it self, supplies are easy to get , just not the funding for the trips. i have been working on donations to go to la, but no one will give, i will do the best i can. call me 606 524 1988 , jim paul Spoke to Jim, advised I will pass this information to potential donors, no promises or guarantee's for fuel funding. He's determined to serve the Terrebonne/La Fourche parishes which he has determined by his own assessment to be in great need of the supplies he has on hand in his warehouse. He has drivers waiting and willing to leave Mon. 9/15 once Ike blows over. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> Email dated 9/10/08 to Leslie T from Jim Paul w/Kenn-Tenn Relief Re: CAT Assessment 9/10/08: Terrebonne Parish/Bayou Communities - Leslie I have all of this, 14 to 18 pallets of cleaning supplies, water, food , baby food. etc. i can put it on a 24 ft. truck packed from front to back, the only thing i dont have is money for the fuel and rental of the truck , if someone can donate the money wich will be about fifteen hundred dollars, i will supply all the reciepts for the trip, and they can pay after we get back, my record speeks for it self, supplies are easy to get , just not the funding for the trips. i have been working on donations to go to la, but no one will give, i will do the best i can. call me 606 524 1988 , jim paul Spoke to Jim, advised I will pass this information to potential donors, no promises or guarantee's for fuel funding. He's determined to serve the Terrebonne/La Fourche parishes which he has determined by his own assessment to be in great need of the supplies he has on hand in his warehouse. He has drivers waiting and willing to leave Mon. 9/15 once Ike blows over. ----------------------------------- ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests
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notes: Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> ...Books will start with local distribution, and will then be given out to organizations across the 13 states in Appalachia. ... Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 606-524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

notes: WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests -> Organizations must take at least 500 books on a pallet. If you have a registered non-profit organization that could use some of the books, or if your organization would like to help in the sorting of the books, contact Jim Paul at 524-1988 --------------------------------- WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests
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notes: WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** -> WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH HELPING MEMA AND THE IRD. OFFICE IN GULFPORT, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ARE TRYING TO GET AS MANY PEOPLE BACK IN THEIR HOMES AS POSSIBLE BEFORE THE COAST GETS HIT WITH ANOTHER STORM. THE NEED FOR WATER, AND FOOD IS GREAT IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN MS. LA. and AL PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU CAN HELP NOTE: ****CAN GATHER DONATIONS IF HE CAN FIND THE TRANSPORT FOR SUPPLIES**** Give 2 days notice for supply requests

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