Sponsored By:

The ARRL^® - The National

Association for Amateur Radio

Our Served Clients

Non-Profit Organizations and Groups To Whom We Have Provided Communications Services.

	The American Red Cross of Greater New York
	The Salvation Army
	The American Cancer Society
	The Deborah Hospital Foundation
	The Diabetes Foundation
	The Multiple Sclerosis Society
	The March of Dimes
	Community Mayors of New York
	The New York Road Runners Club
	The Brooklyn Road Runners Club
	The Queens Road Runners Club
	Catholic Charities
	HeartShare
	National Night Out Against Crime (Various Agencies)
	Other local clubs and organizations throughout the NYC District Area.

MOU's and SoA's

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and Statement of Affiliation (SoA) are documents between two agencies and/or organizations that provide a realistic assessment of the resources brought to the table by the servers, and the needs of the served.

To view these documents and the related organizations/agencies, click here for the Amateur Radio Relay League's website, where you can find all the information about our MOU's & SoA's.

Memorials and Emergencies

Through Our Served Client.

The following is a listing of special circumstances in which NYC ARES participated.

	September 11th, 2001 Support
	September 11 Annual Memorial Services
	American Airlines Flight 587 Tragedy
	Northeast Blackout of 2003
	Port Mobil Oil Barge Explosion on Staten Island
	Operation "Deep Freeze"
	Operation "United Response"
	Operation "Transit Safe"
	The Remembrance Wall Ceremony
	Ellis Island Flag Day Celebration
	La Guardia Simulated Aircraft Disaster Drill
	Operation Trifecta Red Cross Drill

The above list represents just a few of the ceremonies and actual emergencies in which NYC ARES played a part in.

Our involvement in many of these cases where we worked along side Federal, State and City agencies, was accomplished through the support of The American Red Cross and The Salvation Army.

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