notes: The Woodstock (VT) Area Flood Relief Fund Purpose of the fund This fund provides assistance to residents of the greater Woodstock area who need help securing basic necessities like food, medicine, shelter, and clothing losses related to Hurricane Irene. In its initial phase, the fund will direct its resources to the emergency survival needs of people who are most vulnerable, based on age, physical condition, general life circumstances, and the extent of loss. After responding to the immediate crisis of the flood, and depending on monies available, the fund will consider requests for additional support from eligible persons who need assistance in reestablishing their lives. To receive financial support The fund will consider requests for support from residents of the towns served by the Windsor Central Supervisory Union for flood-related needs. If you are able, please fill out this brief form to assist in our considerations: version in Microsoft Word; PDF version [this requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print, a free download available here]. Please contact Sustainable Woodstock via e-mail or phone (802-457-2911) or by stopping by the office at 32 Pleasant Street, Woodstock. Mail requests may be sent to PO Box 611, Woodstock VT 05091. Please be aware that Sally Miller, director, and volunteers are only in the office part-time, so please understand that someone may not always be available immediately. We’ll respond as quickly as possible. To donate to the fund By check: Write a check made payable to Sustainable Woodstock. Put Flood Relief Fund in the memo line. Mail your check to Sustainable Woodstock, PO Box 611, Woodstock, VT 05091. Or, deliver your check to the Sustainable Woodstock office at 32 Pleasant Street or to the Lake Sunapee Bank’s Bond Street office in Woodstock. Online donation: You can donate online directly to this fund through Sustainable Woodstock’s secure website: Make a donation now. How the fund is managed Sustainable Woodstock, a 501(c)(3) organization, administers the fund. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by federal law. A small committee that includes community representatives will review funding requests to assess eligibility and priorities. Every effort will be made to provide assistance as quickly and confidentially as possible so that emergency needs can be met. -> The Woodstock (VT) Area Flood Relief Fund Purpose of the fund This fund provides assistance to residents of the greater Woodstock area who need help securing basic necessities like food, medicine, shelter, and clothing losses related to Hurricane Irene. In its initial phase, the fund will direct its resources to the emergency survival needs of people who are most vulnerable, based on age, physical condition, general life circumstances, and the extent of loss. After responding to the immediate crisis of the flood, and depending on monies available, the fund will consider requests for additional support from eligible persons who need assistance in reestablishing their lives. To receive financial support The fund will consider requests for support from residents of the towns served by the Windsor Central Supervisory Union for flood-related needs. If you are able, please fill out this brief form to assist in our considerations: version in Microsoft Word; PDF version [this requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print, a free download available here]. Please contact Sustainable Woodstock via e-mail or phone (802-457-2911) or by stopping by the office at 32 Pleasant Street, Woodstock. Mail requests may be sent to PO Box 611, Woodstock VT 05091. Please be aware that Sally Miller, director, and volunteers are only in the office part-time, so please understand that someone may not always be available immediately. We’ll respond as quickly as possible. To donate to the fund By check: Write a check made payable to Sustainable Woodstock. Put Flood Relief Fund in the memo line. Mail your check to Sustainable Woodstock, PO Box 611, Woodstock, VT 05091. Or, deliver your check to the Sustainable Woodstock office at 32 Pleasant Street or to the Lake Sunapee Bank’s Bond Street office in Woodstock. Online donation: You can donate online directly to this fund through Sustainable Woodstock’s secure website: Make a donation now. How the fund is managed Sustainable Woodstock, a 501(c)(3) organization, administers the fund. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by federal law. A small committee that includes community representatives will review funding requests to assess eligibility and priorities. Every effort will be made to provide assistance as quickly and confidentially as possible so that emergency needs can be met. --------------------- Go to the site link for forms and email addresses.
mission: Sustainable Woodstock, a not-for-profit organization founded in 2009, builds on Woodstock’s legacy as the birthplace of the modern conservation movement. We're working to create a vibrant, inclusive, thriving community where we live sustainably, now and in the future. -> Sustainable Woodstock, a not-for-profit organization founded in 2009, builds on Woodstock’s legacy as the birthplace of the modern conservation movement. We're working to create a vibrant, inclusive, thriving community where we live sustainably, now and in the future.