Rapid Response Services Cleanup
When a tornado, hurricane, flood, or wildfire strikes an area in the United States, one of our 22 nationwide Rapid Response teams is on standby to investigate damages within 24 hours. If cleanup help is needed, they coordinate volunteers to help within 48 hours. Cleanup projects include cutting up trees, cleaning up debris, tearing out soggy insulation, and putting tarps on damaged roofs.
The team spent parts of several days cleaning our house and drying it. It was a big blessing to our family and saved us thousands of dollars since we had no flood insurance. Thank you for being agents of God’s love
Our teams
Details on Rapid Response projects
Location
Disaster Type
Dates
Alta Vista, IA
Tornado
Dec. 17-20, 2021
Truman, AR
Tornado
Dec. 14-18, 2021
St. Mary, MO
Flood
Oct. 26-27, 2021
Manville, NJ
Flood
Sept. 7-Oct.30, 2021
Leola, PA
Flood
Sept. 3-4, 2021
Houma, LA
Hurricane Ida
Sept. 1- Oct. 23, 2021
Oxford, PA
Tornado
Aug. 29-Sept 3, 2021
Jericho & Elma, IA
Flood
Aug 28-31, 2021
Owen/Withee, WI
Wind
Aug. 25, 2021
Waverly, TN
Flood
Aug. 22-Sept. 15, 2021
Boscobal, WI
Wind
Aug. 9-14, 2021
Trevose, PA
Tornado
Aug. 9, 2021
Merrill, WI
Tornado
July 28-Aug. 18, 2021
Villisca, IA
Wind
July 24, 2021
Oshkosh, WI
Flood
July 16, 2021
New Hampton, IA
Fire
July 15, 2021
Dexter, MO
Tornado
July 12-14, 2021
Greenwood, WI
Wind
July 8-10, 2021
Detroit, MI
Flood
July 1-8, 2021
Fort Smith, AR
Wind
May 5-12, 2021
Updates & Stories
Hurricane Ian flood waters devastate Florida
As soon as the Hurricane Ian flood waters recede, our team members plan to visit those areas to research the damages.
Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida
Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida as a category 4 hurricane with winds of 155 mph. The storm is predicted to continue overnight.
Hurricane Fiona causes catastrophic flooding
Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico dumped 15-24 inches of rain in some places after its landfall early Monday.
Severe Flooding in Kentucky update
Record rainfall caused severe flooding in Kentucky last week. People in eastern KY share their stories of trying to escape as waters rose.
