name: Bayou Talla Fellowship Church -> Bayou Talla Fellowship Church (Samaritan's Purse Volunteer Campsite)

organization: Church -> Faith-Based Disaster Recovery
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notes: (3/7/07) UPDATE: Michelle Spoke with Glen there is no change they are officially with Samaritan's Purse ======================================================== UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> For an excellent review and outline of what a volunteer stay will be like at Bayou Tella Fellowship church follow this link: http://www.trinitynh.org/missions-miss-plantrip-faq.htm#Q1 ======================================================= (3/7/07) UPDATE: Michelle Spoke with Glen there is no change they are officially with Samaritan's Purse ======================================================== UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.

notes: UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. Michelle Spoke with Glen there is no change they are officially with Samaritan's Purse -> (3/7/07) UPDATE: Michelle Spoke with Glen there is no change they are officially with Samaritan's Purse ======================================================== UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.

notes: UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. Michelle Spoke with Glen there is no change they are officially with Samaritan's Purse

notes: UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP ---------------------------------------------------------- Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.

notes: Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> UPDATE 10/06 (LTel) - Talked to Glen: Samaritan's Purse works with them and Bayou Talla Felloweship Church houses their volunteers working on rebuilding/repairs for residents - Their capacity is up to 100 volunteers for housing. Asked me to call SP Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.
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capacity: -> 100
facility_type: Walk-in Resource -> Volunteer Camp

notes: Talked to Glan. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> Talked to Glen. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.

main_phone: -> 228 255 1118
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notes: This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> Talked to Glan. A new wave of 100 people every week are coming in. The Fellowship is now focused on doing construction and debris removal. Only volunteer meals. No longer a POD/PDC. Just need money. This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.

notes: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution. -> This facility used to act as a Supply POD/PDC. But it's supply POD/PDC activity has been shut down, according to Mike Sweeney. So we are changing it back to a walk-in resource facility type, rather than a Supply POD. Old function: Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.
facility_type: Supply POD -> Walk-in Resource

notes: not sure of hours, probably daylight. per the state, this facility serves "anyone with a need." Yay! Let's donate to them! -> Volunteers are around 24-7 at trailer on facility site. Currently largely providing assistance with clean up (gutting houses, cutting trees). Need signed release from property owner. After first of year will transition to mostly repair assistance. Also able to help with some household items (like mattresses), no longer doing much in the way of food distribution.

town: Bay St Louis? -> Kiln
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notes: Supplied by EOC, Joe Williams, Int'l Disaster Relief, Aiport Road, Hancock county. not sure of hours, probably daylight. -> not sure of hours, probably daylight. per the state, this facility serves "anyone with a need." Yay! Let's donate to them!
zip: -> 39556
make_payable_to: -> Bayou Tella Fellowship, PO Box 26, Kiln MS 39556
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