Goods & Services for Oklahoma City

[Aimee Houghton <aimeeh@igc.org>]

This isn't really environment related, however, I thought some of you 
might like the information. It was sent to me by someone at the 
Defense Department who thought it might be of interest to the folks on 
this conference

Aimee Houghton

A toll-free donated goods and volunteer services number began
operations at 9:00 a.m. Saturday April 22. This number will support the
continued overflow of calls from the public interested in how they can
help relief workers and the families of the bomb victims. The toll-free
number operated by Volunteers in Technical Assistance is
1-800-284-0609 and will be staffed from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. EDT on
a daily basis.

During President Clinton's weekly national radio address on
Saturday the President and Mrs.Clinton encouraged children
around the nation to write letters to the children of Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City Mayor's Office has agreed to receive and
forward such letters. They should be addressed to:

For the Children
c/oMr. Rick Moore
Assistant to the Mayor
200 North Walker
Suite 302
Oklahoma City
OK 73102

For details on these or other federal response and recovery matters
contact FEMA's Office of Emergency Information and Public affairs at
(202) 646-4600.

--Boundary (ID oHiz8bXhYq8Wl/H4/4jUcg)--