All Hands Volunteers and Southwest Airlines Employees Team up to Support Tornado Recovery Efforts in Oklahoma
- 11 years ago
Video Source/ Southwest Airlines:
3BL Media/ Corporate Social Responsibility - Following the aftermath of the recent devastating tornados in Oklahoma, more than 140 Southwest Airlines Employees joined All Hands Volunteers on Saturday, June 8, to help clear and sort debris scattered in El Reno. Volunteers spent the day removing debris, furniture, and other memorabilia from 200 acres of wheat fields in order to prevent the farmers from losing their harvest. To view and download photos and video including interviews from Employees and the homeowners helped, visit www.swamedia.com.
About All Hands Volunteers:
All Hands Volunteers (AHV) is a US-based, 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a Charity Navigator 4-star rating. AHV provides direct relief and resources to survivors of natural disasters around the world, with maximum impact and minimum bureaucracy. By supporting volunteers with housing, meals, tools, and organized work, AHV is able to provide free and effective response s
3BL Media/ Corporate Social Responsibility - Following the aftermath of the recent devastating tornados in Oklahoma, more than 140 Southwest Airlines Employees joined All Hands Volunteers on Saturday, June 8, to help clear and sort debris scattered in El Reno. Volunteers spent the day removing debris, furniture, and other memorabilia from 200 acres of wheat fields in order to prevent the farmers from losing their harvest. To view and download photos and video including interviews from Employees and the homeowners helped, visit www.swamedia.com.
About All Hands Volunteers:
All Hands Volunteers (AHV) is a US-based, 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a Charity Navigator 4-star rating. AHV provides direct relief and resources to survivors of natural disasters around the world, with maximum impact and minimum bureaucracy. By supporting volunteers with housing, meals, tools, and organized work, AHV is able to provide free and effective response s