Wed, Wednesday, April 5, 2000 - 20:02 UTC

Salvation Army disaster relief personnel continue to assist residents of Fort Worth and Arlington, Texas, in the massive job of recovering from last week's devastating tornado which demolished many homes. Three Salvation Army mobile canteens continue to serve food and beverages to emergency workers and storm-affected residents in hard-hit areas of Fort Worth. In addition, The Salvation Army is operating family assistance centers in Fort Worth and Arlington where residents may receive food, clothing and temporary housing.

Salvation Army relief workers are going door-to-door in Arlington and Fort Worth, distributing plastic trash cans donated by the Rubbermaid Company. Yesterday Salvation Army relief personnel also began going door-to-door in Arlington, distributing cleaning kits to residents whose homes sustained major damage, according to Major Richard Brittle, in charge of The Salvation Army in Tarrant County, Texas.

Many individuals and companies across the metroplex, including the Coca-Cola Company and 7-Eleven Stores, have generously donated food, bottled water and other supplies.

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Wed, 29 March 2000 - 22:19 UTC

The Salvation Army quickly moved into action after a tornado swept across Fort Worth and Arlington, Texas, yesterday afternoon. Two Salvation Army facilities are open to shelter displaced residents. The Fort Worth location can accommodate up to 200 people and the Arlington facility can house up to 75. Cooks are on site to provide meals for shelter occupants.

In addition, six Salvation Army mobile canteens are distributing food and beverages to emergency workers and storm-affected residents in heavily damaged neighborhoods.

The Salvation Army also has delivered 500 mattresses to an emergency shelter operated by the City of Fort Worth Emergency Management.

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Wed, 29 March 2000 - 15:18:11 UTC

SATERN Southern Coordinator Jerry Jennison out of San Angelo Texas reports on the International SATERN Network today (29 Mar 2000) that The Salvation Army has set up two temporary shelters in the aftermath of the Fort Worth tornado that hit on 28 Mar 2000. He further reported that the City of Fort Worth and the Red Cross have each set up one shelter. Reportedly four people were killed and there were an estimated one hundred injuries.

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