Showing posts with label volunteer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label volunteer. Show all posts

11.20.2012

520 Clinton






Anticipating to drive supplies and volunteers to the Rockaways, I had arrived
too late in the day but stayed to help out at the hub.



orientation



 










seemingly bottomless van of donations












boxes and boxes of donations, many of which came from
Occupy Sandy's Amazon "wedding" registry of donations needed


(tracking # removed)


post-clean up




 
volunteers and organizers' meeting

 


























11.10.2012

OccupySandyNJ Statewide Workday


Barrow Mansion
Jersey City, NJ


sorting and filling food requests



sorting items







social media at its best -- getting the word out



snacks and drinks provided to volunteers and those in need




Moonachie Field House
Moonachie, NJ


pick up for food + supplies



sorting tent for jackets, coats, hats, scarves, shoes, bedding



sorting tent for general clothing



donations that need sorting



more donations to sort











arrival of additional donations



volunteers still sorting + those in need looking for items



11.01.2012

Red Cross


After searching for volunteer opportunities to help out after Hurricane Sandy,
I signed up at 4:20 AM for this relief effort by the Red Cross
calling for 150 volunteers, which I saw was originally posted a little
before 11 PM the night before on twitter.

What:
Bulk feeding operations on Long Island, New York

Time Commitment:
7am - 8pm

Date:
 Thursday, November 1st

Where:
Report to our GNY headquarters at 520 W. 49th St, New York, NY 10019

Training Requirements:
None, an orientation will take place 7am-8am
before heading out to Long Island

I didn't take many photos due to my responsibilities,
but here are a few shots from the day.


 
checking in


Jessica Powers from the American Red Cross answers questions during orientation



Alissa Silverstein addresses the group of spontaneous volunteers



Tim Pitoniak, Regional Director of Staffing and Training, helps divide
the volunteers into 6 groups to be dispatched to 6 different locations on Long Island.






arrival at Hauppauge, NY