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Hurricane Volunteers > Louisiana
Alabama
Volunteer efforts in Alabama are currently focused on Mobile County in
the southern most portion of the state. All volunteers are being
coordinated through an inter-agency office in Bayou La Batre. The
minimum age for volunteers in Alabama is 16. Most of the work being
done at this point is repairing damaged homes, and it is recommended that
groups include several skilled individuals to act as crew leaders for
the rest of their group.
Volunteer Resources
Interested in planning a volunteer work trip? Click
here for "Hurricane Volunteering 101", a section of Frequently
Asked Questions about volunteering on the Gulf Coast.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
in Mobile provides housing for up to 40 volunteers. Their
facilities include showers, air mattresses, and three meals (plus
snacks!) each day. They also provide a washer and drier and
wireless internet. Volunteers must provide their own linens,
bedding, and personal items.
Springhill Presbyterian Church
in Mobile provides housing for up to 32 volunteers. Their
facilities include showers, air mattresses (with bedding and pillows),
and three meals each day. They can accommodate vegetarians or
people with food allergies. They also provide a washer and
drier.
If you are interested in volunteering through LDR in Alabama, please
select "Alabama" as your Preferred State on the
Volunteer Sign-Up form.
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