Rapid Response Services Cleanup
When a tornado, hurricane, flood, or wildfire strikes, our 24 Rapid Response teams scattered across the U.S. are equipped and ready to investigate and respond to the damage. Our goal is to have a Rapid Response team research a disaster within 24 hours and respond with volunteers within 48 hours. Cleanup projects include cutting up fallen trees, clearing debris, mucking out flooded houses, putting tarps on damaged roofs, and more.
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
Florida
Hurricane Ian
Sept 30-Oct. 12, 2022
Halton City, TX
Flood
August 27, 2022
Puerto Rico
Hurricane Fiona
Sept 19-20, 2022
Hindman, KY
Flood
Aug 1-Sept 23, 2022
Jackson, KY
Flood
Aug. 1-20, 2022
Thorp, WI
Wind
Aug. 3-4, 2022
St. Louis, MO
Flood
July 28-August 9, 2022
Calmar/Osage, IA
Wind
July 25, 2022
Buchanan Co, VA
Flood
July 19-22, 2022
Red Lodge, MT
Flood
June 18-22, 2022
Mid-Wisconsin
Tornado
June 15-28, 2022
Holmesville, OH
Wind
June 15-23, 2022
Forada, MN
Tornado
June 1, 2022
Seminole, OK
Tornado
May 25, 2022
Benson, MN
Wind Damage
May 14, 2022
Haskell/Muskogee, OK
Flood
May 12-25, 2022
Stanley, Greenwood, & Neillville, WI
Tornado
April 27-May 23, 2022
Bonaire, GA
Tornado
April 7, 2022
Cumberland, OK
Tornado
March 23
Fredonia, KY
Tornado
Dec. 13, 2021 - Feb. 16, 2022
Updates & Stories
Severe weather in the U.S.
Severe weather raised havoc over the past weeks. Eleven states in the Midwest, mid-Atlantic, and the South had damage from tornadoes.
Helping a neighbor in need
“Nothing in life compares to helping a neighbor in need.” In the Bible, Jesus redefines our neighbor as anyone we can help in time of need. Our neighbors in Kentucky certainly needed that helping hand. In the days immediately after the flooding, Ruthie and I met a lot...
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.