N.S.U.J.L Proudly Aquires the "Climbing for Lost Linemen"

March 30, 2012 - PRLog -- The National Sisterhood United for Journeymen Linemen has proudly accepted "Climbing for Lost Linemen" under their wing, along with founder Tisha Messley.
     "Climbing for Lost Linemen"  is an event that remembers and honors fallen Linemen. Linemen from across the country, along with families members of fallen linemen, gather to remember workers who lost their lives while restoring power.
    With N.S.U.J.L.'s nation wide reach, it is their plan to take this amazing event coast to coast and make it an annual event.  N.S.U.J.L. already has plans to team up with National Linemen Rodeos to hold the Climb for Lost Linemen and to raise their flag high and proud.
    National Sisterhood United for Journeymen Linemen (NSUJL), a non-profit organization, is dedicated to serving I.B.E.W. Linemen and/or their spouses and children. It's NSUJL’s mission to provide emergency financial, emotional and physical assistance, in cases of work related injuries or death.
    If you would like more information of N.S.U.J.L. or "Climbing for Lost Linemen" please visit http://www.nsujl.org.

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After families of Linemen and/or Linemen themselves are often left without income, without hope and most importantly feeling alone, confused and overwhelmed. With our help and support these families will able to regain some stability and control back in their lives and future. Ultimately decreasing the need for government assistance during this difficult time.