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June 9, 2011
T4T WANTS ALL THE VOLUNTEERS IN ALABAMA TO BE SAFE THIS SUMMER! STAY HEALTHY Y’ALL AND THANKS FOR EVERYTHING YOU’RE DOING. Introduction For many people, summertime means warm, comfortable days, perfect for eating outside or long walks during breaks from air-conditioned offices. But for Alabama volunteers working in clean-up during this summer event, summertime means
Read More...May 20, 2011
From day 1 women have been at the fore in this relief effort. While we applaud all those who have done so much in the past 3 weeks I personally want to give a shout-out to the WOMEN who’ve brought so much energy, talent and organization to this relief effort. I started looking at the statistics
Read More...May 18, 2011
The Holt Community, near Tuscaloosa 21 days after the storm. We saw a few track-hoes, a few clean-up crews and one family who is starting to rebuild by themselves, but the scene was surprisingly lacking in visible help.
Read More...May 17, 2011
Toomer’s for Tuscaloosa would like to offer our most heartfelt thanks to the staff and volunteers here at Christian Service Mission for providing advice, logistical and facilities support as we grow our own donor and volunteer communities. Christian Service Mission, established in 1970 by Johnny Lynch, has been providing aid to the people of Birmingham
Read More...May 17, 2011
Thousands of volunteers from all over the U.S. have come to Alabama to help clean, heal, and rebuild. All the stories are different, but the people who’ve come to help all share on thing, GRACE! It is the one thing that keeps us going. Grace fuels our hearts and our bodies, when we feel like
Read More...May 17, 2011
Toomer’s For Tuscaloosa, My name is Nancy Romine Minkler. I was born and raised in Athens, Alabama, graduated from The University of Alabama, and now reside in La Crescenta, California. Most of my family still lives back home, scattered throughout the now tornado ravaged state. Although all of my family members were physically spared and suffered only
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Toomer’s for Tuscaloosa provides help to residents of Tuscaloosa and West Alabama affected by the April 27th, 2011 tornadoes. Thanks to our dedicated volunteers and the generous outpouring of people all over the country Toomer’s for Tuscaloosa is now a nationwide grassroots network. Learn More…
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