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Sep
08

As Clancy wrote yesterday (augmented with lots of links to the bloggers and community activists who are on the ground in the wetlands), the United Houma Nation and their neighbors were severely damaged by Gustav, and people are looking for ways to provide immediate help.

Trinity Christian Community in Broadmoor (3908 Joliet St.) has established itself as a dropoff point for much-needed donations:

Supplies needed to address the immediate recovery include the following: non-perishable food,
 water, 
flashlights & 
batteries, gloves, boots, shovels, large garbage bags, cleaning supplies, fans, tarps, tree and debris removal equipment & supplies, personal hygiene items, ice chests, First Aid kits, gas gift cards, Walmart gift cards, and generators. Elderly needs include Depends and Ensure products. Baby needs include formula, diapers, and baby wipes.

See Clancy’s post for other ways to donate.


Comments:
Carmen on September 8th, 2008 at 1:16 pm #

Minor correction: Trinity is not located in Broadmoor. Although for larger networking purposes, it may be appropriate to contact Father Jerry Kramer of the Free Church of the Annunciation. I can’t praise his work enough:

http://www.annunciationmission.org/The_Annunciation_Mission/Welcome.html

Jessica Bride on September 8th, 2008 at 1:38 pm #

With Ike still appearing to pass us by, this may be the perfect opportunity to donate the hurricane food we’ve all stocked up! A quick phone call to Trinity just confirmed that they are going to begin to make twice weekly trips to drop off supplies.

Kevin Brown on October 10th, 2008 at 1:29 pm #

Trinity Christian Community is located in the Hollygrove neighborhood. We’re close to Broadmoor and very connected to the work there, just not technically located there.

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