Domes for the World

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Tour, Katrina and Domes for the World

 

Dome Tour to Help Benefit Katrina Survivors

The 5th Annual Monolithic Dome Tour is less than one month away. In light of

recent events in the Gulf Region, Monolithic is dedicating the 2005 Monolithic

Dome Home Tour to the survivors of this devastation. Voluntary cash donations

will be accepted at MDI headquarters with all proceeds going to the American

Red Cross.

We encourage all dome tour participants who have not yet decided on a charity

to be affiliated with, to consider collecting donations for the American Red

Cross. Funds are urgently needed now and will be needed far into the future.

http://www.monolithic.com/dometour/index.html

 

The superdome is a marvelous structure. Nothing can take that away from it. However,

it was not designed to withstand a category 4 or 5 hurricane, like Hurricane

Katrina. It stood up considerably well considering the abuse it took. Read More:

http://www.monolithic.com/pres/superdome/index.html

 

There isn't one person today who hasn't recently considered his own level of

preparation since Katrina visited. What do we need to have on hand? How do we

store emergency supplies for our families? We all have emergencies in our lives,

hopefully not as devastating as a hurricane. However, David B. South shares insight

into being prepared and how being prepared for anything will always benefit us

-- no matter the disaster.

http://www.monolithic.com/disaster_resistance/hurricanes/index.html

 

How would a Monolithic Dome stand up in the face of a hurricane like Katrina?

Read more:

http://www.monolithic.com/disaster_resistance/hurricanes/index.html

 

Two Monolithic customers share their stories about Hurricane Katrina. We expect

to hear more from Monlithic Dome owners as communication lines are restored.

http://www.monolithic.com/dometour/index.html

 

The September Workshop is next week September 13-17th. We currently have 30+

students registered to attend. We are willing to enroll more students in this

session; however, we recommend that you look towards October if you are interested

in attending a workshop during 2005. The October workshop is scheduled for October

11-15th. The fee for the workshop is $975.00 per person. The fee includes five

days of instruction and training with experienced dome builders. For other workshop

dates and registration:

http://www.monolithic.com/workshops/

 

How can I help -- long term?

In the larger view of raising awareness about Monolithic Domes and how they can

benefit communities worldwide we would encourage willing donors to contribute

to Domes for the World Foundation (DFTW), a not-for-profit established by Monolithic,

Inc.. Domes for the World was established in June 2005 and has been accepted

as part of the National Heritage Foundation. DFTW is a nonprofit 502©(3), 509(a)(1)

and shares it federal tax status.

Plans for the future include promoting practical, affordable and safe housing

in developing nations. We will initiate and coordinate efforts to alleviate housing

shortcomings in struggling cultures and impoverished lands. Much of the world's

housing problems are solved by utilizing Monolithic Dome construction technology.

Grants, sponsors, endorsements, spokespersons and/or endowments must be found

to make that dream a reality. If you would like to donate or inform us of available

resources, contact Rebecca Peterson at rebecca

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

 

David B.South,

President, Monolithic Dome Institute

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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