notes: The Road to Recovery in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Founder and President, R. Gary LeBlanc left Virginia with Mercy One for Tuscaloosa, vteer central Alabama on Friday, April 29th. Our teams of professional chefs and volunteers have prepared and served over 3000 hot, handcrafted meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers throughout the vicinity, heavily damaged by a massive tornado outbreak. Click Here to view Mercy Chefs' Day Six operations, including testimonials from grateful victims and gracious volunteers: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1953163438140 Mercy Chefs is now transitioning from the mass-feeding of victims and volunteers crescent ridge to the direct support of volunteer work crews and local law enforcement. These dedicated groups are undertaking heavy restoration work and beginning the long road to recovery. Mercy Chefs will be on-site as long as needed, thanks to the generous financial support of people like you. There is still much to be done. If you would like to be a part of our continued relief efforts, please email info @ mercychefs.com to volunteer or visit Mercy Chefs to make a secure online donation. We are able to do what we do because of you! Please Click Here to view a short video depicting Mercy Chefs' Day One set-up and initial operations in Tuscaloosa, as well as the lingering emotional effects on the devastated population of the area: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1947330012308 -> The Road to Recovery in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Founder and President, R. Gary LeBlanc left Virginia with Mercy One for Tuscaloosa, vteer central Alabama on Friday, April 29th. Our teams of professional chefs and volunteers have prepared and served over 3000 hot, handcrafted meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers throughout the vicinity, heavily damaged by a massive tornado outbreak. Click Here to view Mercy Chefs' Day Six operations, including testimonials from grateful victims and gracious volunteers: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1953163438140 Mercy Chefs is now transitioning from the mass-feeding of victims and volunteers crescent ridge to the direct support of volunteer work crews and local law enforcement. These dedicated groups are undertaking heavy restoration work and beginning the long road to recovery. Mercy Chefs will be on-site as long as needed, thanks to the generous financial support of people like you. There is still much to be done. If you would like to be a part of our continued relief efforts, please email info @ mercychefs.com to volunteer or visit Mercy Chefs to make a secure online donation. We are able to do what we do because of you! Please Click Here to view a short video depicting Mercy Chefs' Day One set-up and initial operations in Tuscaloosa, as well as the lingering emotional effects on the devastated population of the area: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1947330012308 ------------------------------- FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1947330012308#!/MercyChefs

notes: The Road to Recovery in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Founder and President, R. Gary LeBlanc left Virginia with Mercy One for Tuscaloosa, vteer central Alabama on Friday, April 29th. Our teams of professional chefs and volunteers have prepared and served over 3000 hot, handcrafted meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers throughout the vicinity, heavily damaged by a massive tornado outbreak. Click Here to view Mercy Chefs' Day Six operations, including testimonials from grateful victims and gracious volunteers: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1953163438140 Mercy Chefs is now transitioning from the mass-feeding of victims and volunteers crescent ridge to the direct support of volunteer work crews and local law enforcement. These dedicated groups are undertaking heavy restoration work and beginning the long road to recovery. Mercy Chefs will be on-site as long as needed, thanks to the generous financial support of people like you. There is still much to be done. If you would like to be a part of our continued relief efforts, please email info @ mercychefs.com to volunteer or visit Mercy Chefs to make a secure online donation. We are able to do what we do because of you! -> The Road to Recovery in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Founder and President, R. Gary LeBlanc left Virginia with Mercy One for Tuscaloosa, vteer central Alabama on Friday, April 29th. Our teams of professional chefs and volunteers have prepared and served over 3000 hot, handcrafted meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers throughout the vicinity, heavily damaged by a massive tornado outbreak. Click Here to view Mercy Chefs' Day Six operations, including testimonials from grateful victims and gracious volunteers: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1953163438140 Mercy Chefs is now transitioning from the mass-feeding of victims and volunteers crescent ridge to the direct support of volunteer work crews and local law enforcement. These dedicated groups are undertaking heavy restoration work and beginning the long road to recovery. Mercy Chefs will be on-site as long as needed, thanks to the generous financial support of people like you. There is still much to be done. If you would like to be a part of our continued relief efforts, please email info @ mercychefs.com to volunteer or visit Mercy Chefs to make a secure online donation. We are able to do what we do because of you! Please Click Here to view a short video depicting Mercy Chefs' Day One set-up and initial operations in Tuscaloosa, as well as the lingering emotional effects on the devastated population of the area: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1947330012308

parish: -> Tuscaloosa
town: -> Tuscaloosa
name: dupe -> Mercy Chefs ~ 2011 AL Tornadoes
notes: -> The Road to Recovery in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Founder and President, R. Gary LeBlanc left Virginia with Mercy One for Tuscaloosa, vteer central Alabama on Friday, April 29th. Our teams of professional chefs and volunteers have prepared and served over 3000 hot, handcrafted meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers throughout the vicinity, heavily damaged by a massive tornado outbreak. Click Here to view Mercy Chefs' Day Six operations, including testimonials from grateful victims and gracious volunteers: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1953163438140 Mercy Chefs is now transitioning from the mass-feeding of victims and volunteers crescent ridge to the direct support of volunteer work crews and local law enforcement. These dedicated groups are undertaking heavy restoration work and beginning the long road to recovery. Mercy Chefs will be on-site as long as needed, thanks to the generous financial support of people like you. There is still much to be done. If you would like to be a part of our continued relief efforts, please email info @ mercychefs.com to volunteer or visit Mercy Chefs to make a secure online donation. We are able to do what we do because of you!
status: Standby -> Open
facility_type: Open Business* -> Walk-in Resource

name: CRWRC Disaster Response -> dupe
notes: 4/29/11 Press Release: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=4163 CRWRC Responds to Tornado Outbreak in North Carolina and Alabama CRWRC Newsroom | April 28, 2011 http://www.crwrc.org/news.cfm?newsid=2636&section=23 ->
other_contacts changed.
status: Open -> Standby
website: http://www.crcna.org/pages/crwrc_drs.cfm ->
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Open Business*
mission: from website: CRWRC's Disaster Response Services (DRS) volunteers (Green Shirts) give of their time and talents to help clear debris, assess needs, and rebuild homes after disasters strike. ->
cat_notes: DRS Current Activities http://www.crcna.org/pages/crwrc_drscurrent.cfm ->

notes: CRWRC Responds to Tornado Outbreak in North Carolina and Alabama CRWRC Newsroom | April 28, 2011 http://www.crwrc.org/news.cfm?newsid=2636&section=23 -> 4/29/11 Press Release: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=4163 CRWRC Responds to Tornado Outbreak in North Carolina and Alabama CRWRC Newsroom | April 28, 2011 http://www.crwrc.org/news.cfm?newsid=2636&section=23

notes: CRWRC Responds to Tornado Outbreak in North Carolina and Alabama CRWRC Newsroom | April 28, 2011 http://www.crwrc.org/news.cfm?newsid=2636&section=23 -> CRWRC Responds to Tornado Outbreak in North Carolina and Alabama CRWRC Newsroom | April 28, 2011 http://www.crwrc.org/news.cfm?newsid=2636&section=23
cat_notes: -> DRS Current Activities http://www.crcna.org/pages/crwrc_drscurrent.cfm

name: DUPLICATE -> CRWRC Disaster Response
notes: -> CRWRC Responds to Tornado Outbreak in North Carolina and Alabama CRWRC Newsroom | April 28, 2011 http://www.crwrc.org/news.cfm?newsid=2636&section=23
other_contacts changed.
website: -> http://www.crcna.org/pages/crwrc_drs.cfm
mission: -> from website: CRWRC's Disaster Response Services (DRS) volunteers (Green Shirts) give of their time and talents to help clear debris, assess needs, and rebuild homes after disasters strike.

town: Tuscaloosa ->
name: City of Tuscaloosa -> DUPLICATE
main_phone: (205) 248-5311 ->
address: City Hall 2201 University Blvd ->
notes: Posted on: April 18, 2011 Information for Residents on Storm Debris Cleanup http://ci.tuscaloosa.al.us/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=885 News - http://ci.tuscaloosa.al.us/civicalerts.aspx === EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT - Emergency Management Agency (EMA) http://ci.tuscaloosa.al.us/index.aspx?NID=55 ===== Region Map - http://www.alabama.gov/portal/secondary.jsp?id=countiesMetropolitan ===== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/Tuscaloosa.Alabama?ref=profile ->
zip: 35401 -> 00000
website: http://ci.tuscaloosa.al.us/ ->