Volunteers Needed At Astrodome, Convention Center
POSTED: Friday, September 2, 2005
UPDATED: 11:04 am CDT September 6,
2005
HOUSTON -- Houstonians want to help and their help is needed at two of the state's largest evacuation centers, Local 2 reported Friday.Volunteers are needed at the Astrodome. They should go to the Main Street Yellow Lot.Volunteers will work various shifts covering all hours after a short training session.City officials also asked for volunteers at the George R. Brown Convention Center in downtown Houston, which was turned into a shelter Friday.Those interested should go to the Polk Street parking lot. Volunteers will be asked to work four-hour shifts.Donations are no longer needed at both the Dome and the convention center. Please do not drop them off there until requested.
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