RescueJoplin.org - World Donation Organization

July 16, 2011 - PRLog -- As you likely know, times are tough for those affected by the dastardly winds of hurricane Joplin.  In an instant lives were changed forever. Children and their parents will forever remember that day as well, the complete inconvenience of not having ones home.  The lost victims, relatives, friends now gone.There is no taking a break for these people as they scramble to get advice from the My First Response Team that was first on the scene.  - http://MyFirstResponseTeam.com

First Response Team is a disaster relief company with over 10 years of experience in rebuilding homes damaged by natural disasters. We assign a personal claims specialist to every one of our clients, this ensure that you get the most financial assistance from your insurance company to rebuild your damaged home.

First Response Team (SDI) is committed to providing the highest quality home improvement, remodeling, reconstruction, and the building of custom homes. Based in Florida, “The hurricane capital of the U.S.”, we are experts in the field of rapid disaster response and reconstruction and we also have extensive experience in every aspect of home remodeling.

Note:  http://RescueJoplin.org is a non-profit organization that helps raise funding for people that had their lives affected as a result of the devastating tornado activity that recently ravaged the town of Joplin Missouri. We our currently accepting donations to help the people of Joplin who are uninsured and can't afford to have their damaged homes repaired or entirely rebuilt.

We recognize that the full impact of a storm event cannot be fully measured by the billions of dollars of damage, the category or the wind speed. The true impact is on life – and our way of life. Our service mission is to be part of the team of first responders in areas affected by major storm events, and to provide our customers with fast, fair and courteous service.

The My First Response Team Experts "MFRT" are licensed, certified, and insured. In most instances they work directly with your insurance company and mortgage holder on claim payments, and they accept personal checks, Visa, and MasterCard for your deductible.

Keep in mind, "MFRT" has perfected the step by step procedure for disaster relief victims, especially those who need assistance with dealing with their mortgage company and insurance company.

The "My First Response Team" has built new quality homes and rebuilt damaged homes with roof damage and more and the homeowners are praising not only their professionalism and kindness, but their know how.  "These people just know what they're doing," state many.

From emergency services to completed repairs, your project will be managed by our knowledgeable staff of experts. Our relationships with most major insurance carriers allow you the peace of mind to know that your property repairs are being handled in an expedient and professional manner. Our ultimate goal is to allow you to return to your home or office as quickly as possible.

Follow our updates on Twitter at http://twitter.com/RescueJoplin

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Here at RescueJoplin.org we offer a wide variety of services for people whose lives were affected by the deadly F5 tornado that tore through the town of Joplin. We understand that it can be more than just difficult to recover from the damage from a natural disaster of this magnitude. Which is why we are committed to helping people rebuild their broken lives, from the ground up. Anything that we can do to help, we're glad to offer our services free of charge.

Below we have compiled a list of services that we offer free-of-charge to those less fortunate individuals that were affected by the recent storms in Joplin Missouri. If you have any questions about how you can help or how you can receive assistance, please feel free to contact us anytime by visiting our Contact section of the website.

Assisting homeowners that can't afford to pay their insurance deductible.

Assisting renters that had no renters insurance.

Assisting the homeless with funding for their new home deposits