Winston Strong: Forms

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If you wish to volunteer in the Winston County Recovery Effort through Winston Strong, please read the following carefully:
Volunteers are required to sign an Individual Release of Liability Form, a Confidentiality Agreement, a Medical Information Form and a Medical Release and Parental Consent Form for Minors (if applicable).

These forms are available below to be printed (Those requiring signature should be printed and brought with the volunteer)

Volunteers are requested to be adults or students - age 14 and up . Youth groups are requested to provide at least 1 adult supervisor for every 4 youth.

Additional questions can be answered by calling 405-403-1817 or at the following emails:

volunteers@winstoncounty.org
winstonstrong@winstoncounty.com

These forms are in pdf format

Confidentiality Agreement

Individual Release of Liability

Medical Information for Individual Volunteers

Medical Release and Parental Consent for Minors

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On the afternoon of April 28, 2014, an EF4 tornado tore through the heart of Winston County and the City of Louisville, Ms. leaving a 35 mile path of destruction that leveled more than 300 homes and heavily damaging hundreds more.

Ten citizens lost their lives and hundreds lost their livelihood as the local hospital, the Winston Medical Center and a soon to be opened employer, Winston Plywood and Veneer were destroyed.

Yet immediately after the storm, our citizens began the recovery process with the assistance of countless volunteers, our local and state officials, MEMA and FEMA. Our journey down the road to rebuild our community has begun as we strive to make Winston County a better, safer and stronger place to live and raise our families. We will always be “Winston Strong”.

Our community based “Winston Strong” recovery fund is to be used for longer term rebuilding efforts across the community. A 501C3 non-profit, the fund is audited and properly administered with guidance from MEMA and FEMA.

The funds donated are intended to be used for local tornado victims after all other resources have been exhausted or not made available. Case managers will assist those in need through the process to use all available resources wisely and to rebuild our community.

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