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What is a Volunteer Reception

Do Not Self Deploy
Seeing images of disaster may compel you to head to the impacted area. Don’t underestimate the complexity of working in a disaster area. Until a need has been identified and the local community impacted has requested support, volunteers should not enter. Be sure to contact us before coming to the disaster area.

Wait until it is safe to travel to volunteer sites and opportunities have been identified.

Once assigned a position, make sure you have been given an assignment and are wearing proper safety gear for the task. Be patient. Recovery lasts a lot longer than the media attention. There will be volunteer needs for many months, often years, after the disaster, especially when the community enters the long-term recovery period.

Current Officers
Deann Servos, President
Lana Mummah, Vice President
Michelle Pennington, Secretary
Crystal Richardson, Treasurer

Contact: baldwincountyvoad@gmail.com

Current Members
Council on Aging, Team Rubicon United Way, Disaster and Victim Services, EMI, Catholic Social Services, Providence United Methodist Church, The Sea Glass Initiative, Foley Fire Department, Community Action, Prodisee Pantry, Gulf Shores Methodist, Baldwin Baptist Disaster, Lifelines, Gulf Shores Church of Christ, Southern Star & Rescue, Family Promise, Christian Service Center, Kalee Gililland and Roxy, Feeding the Gulf Coast, Christian Service Center