Indiana VOAD has the following message:
Donations:
Cash is king; for southern Indiana in kind donations:
700 Patrol Road
Jeffersonville, IN
off HWY 62, open 24/7
Office phone: 812-704-8193

Volunteers:
Save yourself a drive and call the reception center before you leave home, as volunteer needs are still being assessed.

Volunteer Reception Center
723 Spring St
Jeffersonville, IN
Office phone: 502-599-8593

Indiana Department of Homeland Security
Purdue Extension
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster

What Hoosier hasn't looked to the sky during a summer pop-up storm or a spring tornado warning and wondered if it's time to take shelter? When those days happen, do you think about your pets? What if you had to evacuate your home? Are you ready to take your pet?

Hoosiers with property and crop damage from this week's severe weather can find recovery information online through the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated Jackson, Jennings, Lawrence and Shelby counties in Indiana as primary natural disaster areas due to losses caused by severe flooding that occurred from Aug. 8, 2009, and continuing.

Some INVOAD members and partners have asked how to help with the relief and recovery efforts related to the 1/12 earthquake in Haiti.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced today that eligible Haitian nationals in the United States may begin the application process for Temporary Protected Status.

The United Way of Bartholomew County was devastated by fire on Christmas. What was not burned was lost to smoke and water damage. This is a tremendous loss for a community recovering from the June 2008 flooding.

Cleanup still isn't over in Southern Indiana. For months, we've told you about the struggles local Hoosiers are facing from the August 4 flooding. It's costing families big bucks, some are turning to loans as a last resort.

Almost 20 counties in Indiana have decided to form a COAD or be part of a larger COAD.