notes: Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling From their website: In support of the five purposes of the church, the three major aspects of the mission will be to: * Facilitate the rebuilding of the community (Ministry) * Empowering the residents to help themselves * Bringing resources from other churches * Provide a place to meet and to build relationships (Fellowship) * Promote spiritual restoration/encouragement * Evangelistic Outreach/Share the Gospel (Evangelism) * Gathering events – Praise and Worship (Worship) * Teaching obedience / Discipleship / Bible Studies (Discipleship) Update 12/14/07: Pathfinder provides housing, tools, and equipment for volunteers in order to rebuild homes for the people in Hancock County, MS who are recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Pathfinder currently has three homes that are being built. There are several smaller projects that also need volunteers: owners are in homes, but repairs and finish work still needs to be done. Pathfinder currently has 3 bunkhouses that sleep 10 comfortably and can put up cots for an additional 10 to 20 in an air conditioned/heated Quonset hut / tent. Pathfinder has a fully functional kitchen with pots, pans, etc. for use by volunteer groups and fully functioning indoor bathrooms and showers with hot/cold water. Please go to the website, www.PathfinderMission.org for complete information for volunteers, a volunteer calendar, and downloadable forms. At the website you can also see the Current Work Projects. -> Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling Update 12/14/07: Pathfinder provides housing, tools, and equipment for volunteers in order to rebuild homes for the people in Hancock County, MS who are recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Pathfinder currently has three homes that are being built. There are several smaller projects that also need volunteers: owners are in homes, but repairs and finish work still needs to be done. Pathfinder currently has 3 bunkhouses that sleep 10 comfortably and can put up cots for an additional 10 to 20 in an air conditioned/heated Quonset hut / tent. Pathfinder has a fully functional kitchen with pots, pans, etc. for use by volunteer groups and fully functioning indoor bathrooms and showers with hot/cold water. Please go to the website, www.PathfinderMission.org for complete information for volunteers, a volunteer calendar, and downloadable forms. At the website you can also see the Current Work Projects.

name: MENTAL HEALTH: Pathfinder Mission -> Pathfinder Mission
organization: Hancock County Guide to Social Services -> Faith-Based Non-Profit Disaster Recovery
client_contact_name: Charley and Martie Elgin -> Charley and Martie Elgin
client_contact_address: 111 Baker St Waveland, MS 39576 -> 111 Baker St Waveland, MS 39576
client_contact_phone: 228-469-0507 -> 228-469-0507
client_contact_email: PathfinderMsn@bellsouth.net -> PathfinderMsn@bellsouth.net

notes: Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling Update 12/14/07: Pathfinder provides housing, tools, and equipment for volunteers in order to rebuild homes for the people in Hancock County, MS who are recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Pathfinder currently has three homes that are being built. There are several smaller projects that also need volunteers: owners are in homes, but repairs and finish work still needs to be done. Pathfinder currently has 3 bunkhouses that sleep 10 comfortably and can put up cots for an additional 10 to 20 in an air conditioned/heated Quonset hut / tent. Pathfinder has a fully functional kitchen with pots, pans, etc. for use by volunteer groups and fully functioning indoor bathrooms and showers with hot/cold water. Please go to the website, www.PathfinderMission.org for complete information for volunteers, a volunteer calendar, and downloadable forms. At the website you can also see the Current Work Projects. -> Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling From their website: In support of the five purposes of the church, the three major aspects of the mission will be to: * Facilitate the rebuilding of the community (Ministry) * Empowering the residents to help themselves * Bringing resources from other churches * Provide a place to meet and to build relationships (Fellowship) * Promote spiritual restoration/encouragement * Evangelistic Outreach/Share the Gospel (Evangelism) * Gathering events – Praise and Worship (Worship) * Teaching obedience / Discipleship / Bible Studies (Discipleship) Update 12/14/07: Pathfinder provides housing, tools, and equipment for volunteers in order to rebuild homes for the people in Hancock County, MS who are recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Pathfinder currently has three homes that are being built. There are several smaller projects that also need volunteers: owners are in homes, but repairs and finish work still needs to be done. Pathfinder currently has 3 bunkhouses that sleep 10 comfortably and can put up cots for an additional 10 to 20 in an air conditioned/heated Quonset hut / tent. Pathfinder has a fully functional kitchen with pots, pans, etc. for use by volunteer groups and fully functioning indoor bathrooms and showers with hot/cold water. Please go to the website, www.PathfinderMission.org for complete information for volunteers, a volunteer calendar, and downloadable forms. At the website you can also see the Current Work Projects.

name: HOUSING CASE MANAGEMENT: Pathfinder Mission -> MENTAL HEALTH: Pathfinder Mission

notes: Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling -> Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling Update 12/14/07: Pathfinder provides housing, tools, and equipment for volunteers in order to rebuild homes for the people in Hancock County, MS who are recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Pathfinder currently has three homes that are being built. There are several smaller projects that also need volunteers: owners are in homes, but repairs and finish work still needs to be done. Pathfinder currently has 3 bunkhouses that sleep 10 comfortably and can put up cots for an additional 10 to 20 in an air conditioned/heated Quonset hut / tent. Pathfinder has a fully functional kitchen with pots, pans, etc. for use by volunteer groups and fully functioning indoor bathrooms and showers with hot/cold water. Please go to the website, www.PathfinderMission.org for complete information for volunteers, a volunteer calendar, and downloadable forms. At the website you can also see the Current Work Projects.

client_contact_address: -> 111 Baker St Waveland, MS 39576

name: RECOVERY CASE MANAGEMENT: Pathfinder Mission -> HOUSING CASE MANAGEMENT: Pathfinder Mission

name: HOUSING CASE MANAGEMENT: Pathfinder Mission -> RECOVERY CASE MANAGEMENT: Pathfinder Mission

name: Pathfinder Mission -> HOUSING CASE MANAGEMENT: Pathfinder Mission

notes: Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day -> Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day Services emotional support/spiritual counseling

address: 510 South Central Ave -> 111 Baker St
notes: 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. Services emotional support/spiritual counseling -> Pathfinder Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. POC: Charley and Martie Elgin, 228-469-0507 Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 30 with max of 50 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day
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latitude: 30.281333 -> 30.278869
longitude: -89.386343 -> -89.389911
capacity: 35 -> 30
organization: Non-Profit -> Hancock County Guide to Social Services
website: http://www.Pathfindermission.org/ -> http://www.pathfindermission.org/
hours: Monday-Sunday 24/7 -> Volunteer Camp Open 24/7; Other programs hours vary
loading_dock: Yes -> No
forklift: Yes -> No
workers: 4 -> 2
pallet_jack: Unknown -> No
client_contact_name: -> Charley and Martie Elgin
client_contact_phone: -> 228-469-0507
client_contact_email: -> PathfinderMsn@bellsouth.net
areas_served: -> Hancock County
temp_perm: Temporary -> Permanent
mission: -> From their website: In support of the five purposes of the church, the three major aspects of the mission will be to: * Facilitate the rebuilding of the community (Ministry) * Empowering the residents to help themselves * Bringing resources from other churches * Provide a place to meet and to build relationships (Fellowship) * Promote spiritual restoration/encouragement * Evangelistic Outreach/Share the Gospel (Evangelism) * Gathering events – Praise and Worship (Worship) * Teaching obedience / Discipleship / Bible Studies (Discipleship)
cat_notes: -> Can house up to 50, but 30 comfortably. Old info. They wrote in and asked that it all be changed, because someone got it wrong: 510 South Central Ave 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. Services emotional support/spiritual counseling
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notes: 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. Services emotional support/spiritual -> 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. Services emotional support/spiritual counseling

notes: 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. Services emotional support/spiritual
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notes: Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> 113 Baker St. Waveland, MS 39576 228-493-1272 Charlie and Martie Elgin Open to: Pre-registered groups ages 14 and up Capacity: 35 Fee: suggested donation $5.00-$10.00/day ---------------------------- Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.
capacity: 30 -> 35

region: -> Gulf Coast

capacity: 35 -> 30

notes: Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.

notes: Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> Website update 3/27/07: As many of you know, Pathfinder has been blessed to be able to use the Quonset tents provided by the City of Waveland which we use as a bunkhouse and office/classroom. Unfortunately, the climate has not been very friendly to the floor systems under the tents. We have had an increasing problem with mold and mildew and physical deterioration of the wood flooring. It is amazing how quickly the bunk houses went up. Each has heating and air-conditioning and will sleep 10 volunteers. They will be named Joshua, Caleb and Esther. We will be modifying the bunks to make them two high this next week. Then we will paint the outside .... more pictures to come. We should have the final inspection from the city the first of the week. ----------------------------------- Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door \to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.

notes: Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> Per cb conversation with Charlie 9/12, real need right now is software (OS and office). CB to mail. Charlie will let us know when he's ready for more machine. Hopes to open internet cafe but doesn't yet have facility. Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.

notes: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> Per CB conversation with Rev Charlie week of 8/7: Accepting computers with USB ports, internal modems, and operating software. Also need office suite software. Laptops at a premium for people living in FEMA trailers. Should be Windows 98 or later and iMac or later for Apples. Please ensure that none of the contents are password-protected. earlier record: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.

notes: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - NEW PARK FOR MIDDLETOWN, WAVELAND - TRASH/DEBRIS PICK UP IN MIDDLETOWN - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen. -> Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.

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current_population: 35 ->
email changed.
workers: 5 -> 4

address: 510 Soutn Central Ave -> 510 South Central Ave
latitude: -> 30.281333
longitude: -> -89.386343

notes: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. -> Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. NEWS: - COMPUTER NETWORK/TRAINING - NEW PARK FOR MIDDLETOWN, WAVELAND - TRASH/DEBRIS PICK UP IN MIDDLETOWN - We are in the process of setting up a networked set of computers onsite for training people how to use computers. All of those computers will have wireless internet connections. Once trained the individuals will be sent home with a complete computer setup for themselves. We have a group of IT specialists who come down and go thru used computers donated to make them "usable" even if only for sending/receiving email. The entire operation is being set up in an air condition tent quanset hut donated by the City of Waveland. - We are also soliciting grants for the economically deprived section of town called Middletown (black section of town). There will be a town meeting this Saturday (6/17) at 3pm here at the church for everyone in that section of town. We went door to door to invite each and every one of the residents to the meeting. There is currently a $35,000 grant for the park in that area. We have an agreement to purchase a half city block in the commercial district there in order to set up a grocery store, civic center, laundry and possible a beauty salon. - We have 30 volunteers (sent to me from the City of Waveland) going over to this section of town to pick up trash. And the City of Waveland is going to send trucks to, finally, pick up the storm debris from that section of town. We had lunch yesterday with the Mayor of Waveland and he personally assured us that that was going to happen.

organization: -> Non-Profit
dc_population: 20 -> 15000

notes: Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email. -> Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement. 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email.

notes: -> Mission: 1. Building/supply PODs/storage buildings free of charge to FEMA trailer residents 2. Re-construction assistance - providing volunteers and materials where and when available. 3. Salvage yard available for material - both supply and donations 4. Advocacy assistance for Hancock Couny residents for assistance with FEMA claims, grant applications, and material procurement 5. Provide a computer training classes for Hancock County residents (We also provide some of the class graduates computers to take home dependent on computer donations to Pathfinder - we do have IT people who come down as volunteers to set up those computers) 6. Provide computer work stations onsite for residents so they can access the internet and email.