Survivors arrival at the DC Armory!

[Guest guest]

Thank You for this information. I will call and come get someone .

Peace Lynda

[Guest guest]

From Lynetta:

 

 

 

 

Greetings Brothers & Sisters,

 

 

 

 

 

450 survivors are on the way to the DC Armory.

They are to arrive sometime between Sunday night and Monday night.

The red cross is taking the names of those who would like to volunteer if you

are interested the number is (202) 303-4525. The only problem is you have

to wait for them to call you back when there is so much to be done. Many

are not waiting and plan to be at the armory when they arrive offering all

they can everything from food to under clothes and toiletry's. The

red cross is asking for cash donations but I am sure so much more is

needed. Many plan to take families and college students into

their home. I think that it would be good to go and greet the survivors

on arrival to let them know we care and we are here for them. Does anyone

else have any plans, ideas or suggestions?

 

 

 

 

 

Let's come together and provide strength for our brothers and sisters

in their time of need.

 

 

 

 

 

One Love

 

 

 

Lynetta

 

 

Here are the details:

 

Greater Care of Washington DC is working with the

Red Cross to help

with the disaster in the Gulf States. They called; they are desperate

for help on Sunday 4rd (TODAY)!!!

 

The DC Armory is going to be housing 400 SUVIVORS

from New Orleans.

The need helping putting together cots, getting food

and other

supplies ready for their arrival tomorrow evening. I

know many are you

are feeling frustrated and wanting to help with this

devastating

crisis. We are asking you to take time out of your

schedule and lend

your talents and help these people.

 

Here is the information:

 

Location: DC Armory next to RFK Stadium

Meeting Spot: Stadium Metro (Blue and Orange)

Time:Beginning @ 1:30 pm til ?

DATE: TODAY !!!! Sept 4th SUNDAY!!!

 

Please bring a picture ID, your own food and water

and your hearts as

you will be putting in 6 to 8 hours. I don't need to

tell you how important

this work is to help our brothers and sisters in

need.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello :

I am seldom in touch now as I was during last summer, but I read the e-mail a couple of times a week.

My eyes teared about your plans for people who are coming to DC...I have been awakening in the early morning, doing meditations and prayers about the situation, felt inspired to do more...I am going to write the mayor of this small city and see if it can be arranged for people to come here.....Blessings to everyone...Ashtarra Namaska7 Sep 5, 2005 10:39 AM Re: Survivors arrival at the DC Armory!