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One of the sites that a lot of people have heard of by now is MoveOn's Hurricane Housing. Very cool that it came up so fast.

But another site that I think deserves a lot more attention, and which I've found not as many people know about, is Air America's Public Voicemail service. The way it works is that you call 1-866-217-6255, and then enter in your phone number as it existed before the disaster, and create a message. People that may be looking for you can then call the service, enter your phone number if they are looking for you, and hear your message. They might be able to leave a message, too. It's a great way to try and find people or be found.

The hard part of that one is that it seems more valuable to the people who are currently lost, and I'm not sure how they'll find out about the phone number. Hopefully it is being publicized on the radio.