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This site serves as a centralized location where individuals can request help and offer help in the recovery effort. Additionally, organizations working in the recovery effort can post their locations, resources, and needs to the public.

This is where you can fill in the description of your site to inform individuals how it is used.

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of West Boylston, MA. The site will be operated by local organizations and community partners.

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of Williamstown, MA. The site will be operated by the Town of Williamstown and community partners.

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of Franklin, MA. The site will be operated by the Franklin Fire Department and community partners.

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of Longmeadow, MA. The site will be operated by the Longmeadow Office of Emergency Management and Fire Department.

This recovery site and support are donated to assist local churches, nonprofits, and city governments manage volunteers, donation items, and local requests for assistance. If you are a local organizer, contact support@recovers.org for access.

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of Norwalk, CT. The site is owned and operated by the Norwalk Office of Emergency Management and Fire Department.

On June 19, 2013, Alberta, Canada experienced severe flooding. This site was launched to help organize the community recovery efforts. The site is run by the charitable organization Bridges of Love Ministry (http://www.bridgesoflove.net/).

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of Hatfield, MA. The site is managed by the Hatfield Emergency Management Department.

This project is facilitated by the Hailey Firefighters Association, Hailey Public Library and the W.R. Amateur Radio Club as a resource for disaster preparedness, community awareness and community aid.

On May 20, 2013 a reported EF5 tornado destroyed wide swaths of the city of Moore, OK. This site is for Moore's community recovery.

This site is to help Tok and Tanacross recover after a disaster, whether it is fire, windstorm, earthquake, or something else. This is a site where people can ask for, offer assistance, or post information about what's going on. This site is coordinated by the Tok Community Umbrella Corporation and Tanacross Village Council.

This page is a community resource for disaster preparedness, education and recovery, coordinated by the Mexico UMC. Get involved!

This is a recovery organizing site for Staten Island in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The site allows people to offer/request assistance, and is coordinated by non-profits and community organizations on the ground.

This is a recovery organizing site for New York's Red Hook neighborhood in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The site allows people to offer/request assistance, and is coordinated by the folks at OWS and community organizations on the ground. For information on volunteering and donating supplies in other affected areas, please visit http://interoccupy.net/occupysandy.

This is a joint recovery organizing site for New York's Rockaway and Astoria neighborhoods in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. For more recovery information, visit queensmamas.com. For additional volunteer opportunities, visit OccupySandy.com.

This site allows people to offer/request assistance, and is coordinated by the folks at Occupy NYC and community organizations on the ground. For information on volunteering and donating supplies in other affected areas, please visit http://interoccupy.net/occupysandy.

This page is facilitated by the Mallacoota Sub-branch of the Returned & Services League of Australia. It is a community resource for disaster preparedness, education, and recovery. Get involved!

Prepared Neighborhoods is a new citizen-led initiative promoting emergency preparedness on the island with our Fire Department by 1) encouraging citizens to conduct "Map Your Neighborhood" meetings for their streets, and 2) recruiting shelters within walking distance of all our neighborhoods.

This site coordinates the preparation by and renewal of the gulfcoast community of West Pasco County, Florida, relative to weather related challenges.

This is a demo page to showcase the Recovers software. This area would contain a description of this site and its purpose.

This is an emergency resource and community website for residents of East Chicago, Hammond, Highland, Munster and Whiting.

On April 3, 2012, the Blackland and Royse City areas in Texas sustained extensive tornado damage.

On April 3, 2012, the City of Forney, Texas was heavily impacted by an EF3 tornado. This is their online recovery network.