NEWS

| BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA |

Scientology Volunteer Ministers Bring Practical Help and Hope to Baton Rouge

The Scientology Volunteer Ministers set up their bright yellow pavilion in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, uniting community leaders and residents with tools for life, disaster preparedness and real solutions for everyday challenges.

| SERBIA |
Volunteer Ministers currently on a Good Will Tour in Belgrade, on 25 May 2014, started helping on disaster response due to the floods in Serbia.
| THAILAND |
Scientology Volunteer Ministers group of Si Racha, Thailand, celebrates its fourth anniversary with renewed commitment to help the community.
| PHILIPPINES |
Since Typhoon Yolanda struck on November 8, 2013, a corps of 70 Scientology Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Mission of Manila and veteran disaster response specialists from the United States, Australia, Thailand and Japan have provided help to the people of the Philippines.
| AMAZON |
Scientology Volunteer Ministers Amazon River Good Will Tour marks seven years of service. Group has provided one-on-one help to more than 200,000.
| OKLAHOMA, UNITED STATES |
Tornado season fast approaching (there were 39 U.S. tornadoes in February 2013) and Scientology Volunteer Ministers teams from across the country are poised to respond.
| AFRICA |
2014 marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Good Will Tour.
| INTERNATIONAL |
Volunteer Ministers have served at more than 200 disaster sites—helping communities recover from earthquakes and tsunamis, floods and fires, hurricanes and typhoons.
| ITALY |
The city of L’Aquila in central Italy presented the Scientology Volunteer Ministers with a plaque in appreciation for their 18,000 volunteer hours.
| SOUTHEAST ASIA |
New Scientology brochure tells how 600 Scientology Volunteer Ministers who responded to the 2004 tsunami changed the course of the movement.
| ITALY |
Volunteers from Scientology Churches and Missions throughout Italy mobilize to help those left stranded by Sardinia floods.