We all work really closely together.

If I could say one good thing about Katrina, it brought in a lot of volunteers.

We're a good place for people to go to until things settle down.

We'd much rather educate and prepare for disaster than have to respond to it. But I really do feel that if something happened here, we'd be prepared, and more so than other places.

We could do it (set up shelter) in half an hour, if necessary.

Putting (the project) together was a lot of hard work, but winning is a wonderful experience.