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Florida's Recovery
As Florida turns to recovery, many organizations are receiving an increase in requests for services by those families severely affected by the oil spill. Many need additional volunteers to help meet those needs. You can help by contacting your favorite local charity and offering your support. Some of the agencies who need volunteers include Food Banks, Elder Care agencies, local Hotlines or Referral Services, homeless shelters, youth agencies, and faith-based organizations, just to name a few. Find your passion. Give your time. Help your neighbor. Thank you for keeping the volunteer spirit alive in Florida! |
CARE: The very best way to help. |
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Reporting for Voluntary Organizations
Activity Reporting Form - Haiti Earthquake (.DOC, 154K)
Activity Reporting Form - Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (online)
Information Links
Information on how you can help Haiti
Volunteer and Donations Frequently Asked Questions (.PDF, 60KB)
When Disaster Strikes Brochure (FEMA) (.PDF, 250K)
Florida Volunteer Hotline: 1-800-FL-HELP-1
Get a Plan!
Prepare for Hurricane Season 2010!
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