I’ve never seen so many homeless people as I do now.

Many riverside towns in rural areas of the Southeastern U.S. have been devastated, with almost all houses severely damaged. Streams and rivers have flooded, dams have collapsed, and the hurricane has caused significant destruction to infrastructure, homes, hospitals, and utilities. Trees have been uprooted, power lines blown down, and flooding has been especially severe in the Appalachian Mountains, North Carolina, and Tennessee. After the hurricane, millions are left without power, disrupting daily life and essential services. Many people have lost their lives or are injured, and many lack homeowners insurance, leaving them without government assistance. Vulnerable groups, including children, women, and the elderly, are struggling to secure basic needs for food, shelter, and clothing.

Impact of Your Donations:
Your generous contributions will help:

• Emergency Relief Supplies: Raise funds to purchase food, drinking water, medical supplies, and personal hygiene items, and distribute them through local organizations.

• Temporary Shelters: Provide temporary shelters for affected residents, including tents, sleeping bags, and basic living supplies.

• Mental Health Support: Offer counseling and support services to help survivors cope with psychological trauma after the disaster.

• Reconstruction Projects: Participate in rebuilding damaged homes and infrastructure to help the community return to normalcy.

• Educational Support: Provide learning materials and scholarships for students whose education has been disrupted by the disaster, helping them continue their studies.

• Volunteer Support: Recruit and train volunteers to participate in relief and reconstruction efforts, enhancing the community's capacity for self-recovery.