Rapid Response Services
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.
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“No words to adequately express our gratitude”
Search & Rescue was started in 2016 as an arm of Rapid Response. Searching for the lost and missing gives us the chance to reach out.
One inch of water
Steven and Louise received damage to their house after Hurricane Harvey in 2017. In 2019, Tropical Storm Imelda washed ashore creating havoc.
“It was just a miracle!”
Amelia, who was mostly non-verbal, was calling loudly for help. She was stuck in the mud and unable to move. “It was just a miracle!”
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Disaster Response Services Rebuilding Season 2019-2020
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“I’m not scared” (Children’s Story)
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Another chance for Trenton
A damp February afternoon found the Virginia Search & Rescue team looking for forty-year-old Trenton from Tennessee.