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The S.O.S. Coalition has served over thirty-two communities that were devastated along the Gulf Coast. They also provide support and assistance through over fifteen churches in the region. The churches serve as community service sites, especially in the African-American communities. In addition to their amazing Gulf Coast operation, S.O.S. continues to offer relocation services, operate long term shelters in Alabama, provide medical services and advocate for FEMA benefits. This community-based organization provides information, services, and resources to other grassroots relief organizations both regionally and nationally. Their distribution warehouse established with the help of donations from people like you, located in Mobile, Alabama is distributing needed food, water, and essential survival supplies. S.O.S. is asking for donations of goods and cash. This group needs your help so they can continue to expand their services. They are also looking for capable volunteers. They are a non-profit corporation and your donations will be tax deductible. Supplies can be sent to: S.O.S. 2810 Mill Street Mobile, AL 36607 (251) 377-9691 Make checks payable to: S.O.S. 925B Peachtree Street NE, #307 Atlanta, Ga 30309 Find Out More About S.O.S. | DONATE TODAY
These people are as slippery as eels. Here is a listing for that address:
American Associated Roofing
2810 Mill St
Mobile, AL 36607
800-365-7663
http://tinyurl.com/cqy2d
Here is the person who has the number:
521 Bayshore Avenue
Mobile, AL
Lead Partner (1 for Life)
Contact: Vivian Felts 251-377-9691
http://tinyurl.com/7mmn4
SOS is really just a new front for the Malcom X inspired National Coalition for Black Civic Participation of Alabama.
What they are trying to do is blackmail the Red Cross into giving them money by crying "racism!" It's just another Jesse Jackson styled racist shakedown.
You can read about it here:
http://tinyurl.com/coz5j
They want a big cut of the money people gave to the Red Cross for hurricane relief.
Sound familiar?