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Katrina Relief
Posted by on 04 3rd, 2009
Hilltop Rescue volunteers spent the month of November working on the Bolivar Peninsula. Conditions there are very bad.  The landscape is bleak.  Parts of the area look like a giant hand has come down and smashed all the buildings flat.  Part...
San Diego Wildfires...
San Diego Wildfires
Posted by on 04 3rd, 2009
Hilltop Rescue volunteers spent the month of November working on the Bolivar Peninsula. Conditions there are very bad.  The landscape is bleak.  Parts of the area look like a giant hand has come down and smashed all the buildings flat.  Part...
Update: Houston Camp Closed... Posted by on 02 4th, 2009
Our volunteer operation in Houston shut down the week before Christmas.  We are currently focused on training leadership and looking at an additional avenue for fulfilling our mission of enabling the willing to touch the wounded.  Check back soon!
WOW!...
WOW!
Posted by on 12 12th, 2008
Blog Post by Ed Perry There are occurrences in all of our lives that defy logic. There are moments that define our day as well as moments that define our purpose. I would like to share with you one such moment. Wednesday in Shoreacres was a “normal”...
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Hilltop Rescue volunteers spent the month of November working on the Bolivar Peninsula. Conditions there are very bad. The landscape is bleak. Parts of the area look like a giant hand has come down and smashed all the buildings flat. Part looks like that giant hand just swept everything away. Other...
recent from 2007 San Diego Wildfires San Diego Wildfires
Hilltop Rescue volunteers spent the month of November working on the Bolivar Peninsula. Conditions there are very bad.  The landscape is bleak.  Parts of the area look like a giant hand has come down and smashed all the buildings flat.  Part looks like that giant hand just swept everything away. ...
recent from 2005 Katrina Relief Katrina Relief
Hilltop Rescue volunteers spent the month of November working on the Bolivar Peninsula. Conditions there are very bad.  The landscape is bleak.  Parts of the area look like a giant hand has come down and smashed all the buildings flat.  Part looks like that giant hand just swept everything away. ...
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Blog Post by Ed Perry There are occurrences in all of our lives that defy logic. There are moments that define our day as well as moments that define our purpose. I would like to share with you one such moment. Wednesday in Shoreacres was a “normal” day as relief work goes. After almost 2...