parish: -> Mobile
notes: ->
mission: FROM THE SITE: After Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast, life as most of us knew it, would never be the same. Our mission begin that day. Repairing, restoring, renewing and rebuilding on a scale never heard of in the United States. We began to carry food, clothing, clean drinking water and what ever we could find to service the needs of people. Due to the massive changes in the lives of so many since the hurricane and economic changes in our world today, We at Tri-Coastal have shifted our focus to include all families in crisis; weather from natural disaster, fire, flood, divorce or employment. We are not just involved with meeting immediate needs, but committed to teaching people how to take care of themselves and their families. Our branches reach out much farther by means of various programs and classes that will teach self-reliance as well as preparedness for upcoming Hurricanes. Tri-Coastal provides individual case management and seeks to find long term solutions for each individual and family we serve. Every situation demands an individual assessment and plan. Mission Statement Our mission is to provide multi-cultural, holistic, supportive and diversified social services to needy and underprivileged individuals and families. We, working together hand in hand, will educate, inform, empower and improve community cohesiveness while building stronger neighborhoods, giving a helping hand, where help is needed. Tri-Coastal Community Outreach advocates for people in need, fighting for a fair and equitable recovery. -> FROM THE SITE: After Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast, life as most of us knew it, would never be the same. Our mission begin that day. Repairing, restoring, renewing and rebuilding on a scale never heard of in the United States. We began to carry food, clothing, clean drinking water and what ever we could find to service the needs of people. Due to the massive changes in the lives of so many since the hurricane and economic changes in our world today, We at Tri-Coastal have shifted our focus to include all families in crisis; weather from natural disaster, fire, flood, divorce or employment. We are not just involved with meeting immediate needs, but committed to teaching people how to take care of themselves and their families. Our branches reach out much farther by means of various programs and classes that will teach self-reliance as well as preparedness for upcoming Hurricanes. Tri-Coastal provides individual case management and seeks to find long term solutions for each individual and family we serve. Every situation demands an individual assessment and plan. Mission Statement Our mission is to provide multi-cultural, holistic, supportive and diversified social services to needy and underprivileged individuals and families. We, working together hand in hand, will educate, inform, empower and improve community cohesiveness while building stronger neighborhoods, giving a helping hand, where help is needed. Tri-Coastal Community Outreach advocates for people in need, fighting for a fair and equitable recovery.

notes: Supporting Alabama Tornado Relief 2011, per ALVOAD ->
website: -> http://www.tricoastalcommunity.org/
client_contact_name: Carolyn Thompson -> Carollyn Thompson
client_contact_email: carollynnla@bellsouth.net -> carollynnla@bellsouth.net
mission: -> FROM THE SITE: After Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast, life as most of us knew it, would never be the same. Our mission begin that day. Repairing, restoring, renewing and rebuilding on a scale never heard of in the United States. We began to carry food, clothing, clean drinking water and what ever we could find to service the needs of people. Due to the massive changes in the lives of so many since the hurricane and economic changes in our world today, We at Tri-Coastal have shifted our focus to include all families in crisis; weather from natural disaster, fire, flood, divorce or employment. We are not just involved with meeting immediate needs, but committed to teaching people how to take care of themselves and their families. Our branches reach out much farther by means of various programs and classes that will teach self-reliance as well as preparedness for upcoming Hurricanes. Tri-Coastal provides individual case management and seeks to find long term solutions for each individual and family we serve. Every situation demands an individual assessment and plan. Mission Statement Our mission is to provide multi-cultural, holistic, supportive and diversified social services to needy and underprivileged individuals and families. We, working together hand in hand, will educate, inform, empower and improve community cohesiveness while building stronger neighborhoods, giving a helping hand, where help is needed. Tri-Coastal Community Outreach advocates for people in need, fighting for a fair and equitable recovery.
cat_notes: LTel 4/29/11 Removed old '07 notes: From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding. -> Tornado - AL VOAD Friday, April 29, 2011 7:17 PM From: "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database" <leslie@citizenactionteam.org> To: carollynnla@bellsouth.net Greetings Carollyn, We at the Citizen Command Center Relief Database are supporting relief/response efforts for the tornadoes in AL. The AL VOAD provided a member list for us to enter records into our database and the Tri-Coastal Community Outreach, Inc. organization is listed. Can you please advise whether your organization is a Member of the AL State VOAD? Or, an 'Affiliate' non member? Thank you very much for your response in advance, Leslie Teltoe ---------------------------------- LTel 4/29/11 Removed old '07 notes: From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding.

notes: Supporting Alabama Tornado Relief 2011, per ALVOAD From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding. -> Supporting Alabama Tornado Relief 2011, per ALVOAD
cat_notes: -> LTel 4/29/11 Removed old '07 notes: From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding.

notes: From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding. -> Supporting Alabama Tornado Relief 2011, per ALVOAD From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding.
clients_must_bring: ->
fee_explanation: ->
temp_perm_explanation: ->
waiting_list_explanation: ->

email changed.
client_contact_name: -> Carolyn Thompson
client_contact_email: -> carollynnla@bellsouth.net

notes: Have pallet jack. It's a church that is operating as a relief center. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding. -> From Carolyn, Nov 2007: On Tuesday of next week, the load of milk bones from Delmonte is suppose to be in. I will have 24 pallets, I think. I am waiting for a call about paint from Benjimin Moore. I'll let you know. We are beginning to see so many people needing food and household items, due to umemployment and just poverty in general. The food banks are saying that their supplies are low. I'm looking for other avenues. Our toy give away is on Dec. 22. Any help will be greatly appreciated. We still have some blankets, 300. I have tarps 100ft rolls 3 pallets. appox 120. I have coloring books, sponge bob and bob the builder, appox 2 pallets each. 98 books/case , each pallet has about 45 cases on them. This is all I know for now. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding.
pallet_jack: Unknown -> Yes
client_contact_name: ->
client_contact_address: ->
client_contact_phone: ->
client_contact_email: ->
areas_served: ->
eligibility: ->
payment_forms: ->
temp_perm: -> Permanent
fee_is_for: ->
mission: ->
cat_notes: ->

town: Moss Point/ Fowl River, Alabama -> Grand Bay
main_phone: 228 623 0017 -> (251) 865-9731
mgt_phone changed.
address: Alabama Address: 4750 Joe Carl Rd Theodore, Al 36582 If before 8/15/07 After 12953 North Wintzell Ave. Bayou La Batre, AL 36509 -> 10520 Hwy 188
zip: 36590 -> 36541
other_contacts changed.

address: Alabama Address: 4750 Joe Carl Rd -> Alabama Address: 4750 Joe Carl Rd Theodore, Al 36582 If before 8/15/07 After 12953 North Wintzell Ave. Bayou La Batre, AL 36509

state: MS -> AL
town: Moss Point/Fall River Alabama -> Moss Point/ Fowl River, Alabama
name: Tri-Coastal Community Outreach, INC -> Tri-Coastal Community Outreach, Inc.
zip: 00000 -> 36590

town: -> Moss Point/Fall River Alabama
main_phone: -> 228 623 0017
mgt_contact changed.
address: -> Alabama Address: 4750 Joe Carl Rd
notes: -> Have pallet jack. It's a church that is operating as a relief center. Serve short term needs such as food/clothing as well as Long Term Recovery needs for rebuilding.
forklift: Unknown -> No