Restore The Shore....
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Our Committment To The
Storm Ravaged Areas Of Our Nation...
It
is with a heavy heart that I watch the news televising all of the
decimation of the areas of my home state of New Jersey that brought so
much joy to me and my family growing up.
Growing up in Bergen County and now seeng chidhood friends homes under water.
My
fond memories of playing games and going on amusement rides on the
Casino Pier in Seaside Heights. Dancing with friends at Joey Harrisons
Surf Club.
Strolling
with my children along the boardwalk of Point Pleasant and driving by
the beautiul historical homes in Belmar and Spring Lake.
Sailing as a young boy on the Barnegat Bay. Vacationing at the Thunderbird Motel in Mantoloking.
To see the utter oblivion of my childhood home in Toms River.
My
heart is indeed heavy. But my resolve to utilize the arsenal of
contacts and technologies achieved by the organization that I founded
only five days after Hurricane Katrina is stronger than my pain.
I and the National Green Energy Council pledge to assist this nation on ressurecting once again from the ashes of tradegy.
It
is my steadfast commitment to work as hard as I can to facilitate the
needs of electrical power grid restoration and onsite disaster relief
energy production through the use of renewable energy and green
technologies.
Just
this morning, I have contacted various leaders of President Obamas
Administration and leaders within the US Government and the US
Military and introduced them to leaders of Green Technology companies
that can assist in these immediate need areas.
We are working diligently to traverse the multiple agencies for immediate deployment of these technologies.
I may be far from my birthplace, but I will reach across the globe to bring everyone that I can to help restore our Nation.
I love you my friends and family and my heart and prayers are with you.
Ralph Avallone
President
National Green Energy Council
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National Green Energy Council
1701 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
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