Wilmington. Contact: Beverly Henry Phone: 302-425-5502, Fax: 302-425-5506. Accept Y/YA/OA Max: determined by site. (UMVIM Project # NEJ-PDC-0204-02 Reviewed 5/1/15) — DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON — BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON CONFERENCE UMVIM Coordinator Pamela Bowen Disaster Response Coordinator Brit Washington, DC, YOUTH SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES PROJECT-YSOP, Danielle Stonehirsch , 1317 G Street NW, Washington, DC, 20005 , / ​ (located 2 blocks from White House and 1 block from Metro Center). YSOP is a Quaker-based organization that offers overnight, weeklong and one-day service workcamps. YSOP programs incorporate hands-on service to hungry and homeless people, education, preparation for service and reflective activities. Volunteers serve in soup kitchens, food pantries, and clothing and furniture banks, participate in recreational activities for children in family shelters and provide companionship to homeless people from drop-in centers. Fee depends on length of program. Please call for more details. (UMVIM Project # NEJ-BWA-1216-01) (updated 2/3/2017) — MAINE — New England CONFERENCE UMVIM CO-Coordinators Jeff Munson Baker Disaster Response Coordinator(s) Disaster ERT: Barbara Burnside Gerard Piscitelli
UMVIM CO-Coordinators Jeff Munson Susan Baker Disaster Response Coordinator(s) Disaster ERT: Barbara Burnside Gerard Piscitelli —VERMONT — New England CONFERENCE UMVIM CO-Coordinators Jeff Munson Susan Baker Disaster Response Coordinator(s) Disaster ERT: Barbara Burnside Gerard Piscitelli CENTRAL VERMONT MISSION - Repair and remodeling of homes, roof replacement, porches/decks/ramps, painting, etc. for those in need in this rural central Vermont community. Teams are accepted from June 15 - November 15 every year. Suggested donation is $16/person/night for lodging that includes a fully-equipped kitchen. Capacity 22 people. , or contact Brian Carlson (; ) for further details. Come join us in service in this beautiful Vermont setting. (UMVIM Project # Updated 12/8/16) — WEST VIRGINIA — WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE UMVIM Coordinator David Stilgenbauer Disaster Response Coordinator Dan Lowther ALDERSON MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION (AMA) – Dr. Bill PO Box 456, Alderson, WV 24910, , 304/646/8631. The Alderson Ministerial Association is a non-profit, ecumenical ministry of the local Baptist, Catholic, Church of God, United Methodist, Nazarene and Presbyterian churches. The project serves the Alderson area, a small community of ~900 that is comprised of lower economic, working class families. The pastors of the churches serve as members and officers of the AMA. Many local congregants and community members volunteer to staff the ministries of the AMA. Ministries include a Thrift Store, a Food Pantry, benevolence assistance, work projects, and ecumenical services/fellowships during Thanksgiving, Advent, and Lent. In 2013, the AMA received the West Virginia Governor's service award for non-profit ministries. Proceeds from the Thrift Store ministry supply necessary funds for Food Pantry, benevolence, and some work project ministries. We serve
event. When disasters occur, information will be dispersed as to the most efficient and compassionate ways that we can respond. . — OKLAHOMA — oklahoma Conference / DISASTER RESPONSE CoordinatorS Conference Office Rev Jeremy Basset – Director Lori Foster - Coordinator of Missions & Assist. Coordinator of Disaster Response Schedules teams Rev Richard Norman – Assistant Director and Coordinator of Disaster Response Kristin Terrell-Wilkes – Coordinator of Mission Site Relations, Communications & Office Volunteers Connects Teams with potential Mission Sites Oklahoma Disaster Response, 1501 Northwest 24th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73106. Richard Norman, 405-530-2032, 2015 Oklahoma Floods and Tornadoes - 2015 -2016 Oklahoma Floods and Tornadoes – From Richard Norman, Conference Disaster Response Coordinator: The Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church Disaster Response Ministry focuses on three areas of disaster response; volunteer and construction support, disaster case management, and spiritual and emotional care. Volunteers support those impacted by disaster through assisting with immediate physical property needs following emergency events and with reconstruction in the years after disaster. Currently we are working on repairing homes impacted by tornadoes, straight line winds, and widespread flooding throughout Oklahoma during a succession of storms from March through December 2015. We are serving nine different disaster locations. Please visit to read about them. Volunteer online: . Volunteer Management Coordinator: Karen Mangano, , 405-802-0904; Volunteer and Project Management Supervisor: Luke Pratt, , 405-693-5685. Project Cost Request of $100/person. Accept A,S,I,F. RV’s by some projects, SS, Max 50. Y at least 16 years of age. (UMVIM Project # SCJ-OKC-1115-01; Ongoing: Updated 4/1/16) Please contact the Oklahoma UMVIM Coordinator, Lori Foster, for information on any of these Oklahoma Conference mission opportunities: Oklahoma United Methodist Projects CIRCLE OF CARE UNITED METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME, Tahlequah, OK. Teams will help with general maintenance of grounds, fences and buildings to include mowing, weed eating, brushing clearing, painting, carpentry, electrical, and plumbing at this facility. There are also other opportunities