Year one
Grassroots response
Compassion giving and participant fees open the base and keep volunteer teams moving.
Now Accepting Volunteers
Be the Hands & Feet Where It Matters Most
We arrive in the relief. We stay through the recovery.
Every active response begins with an 18-month minimum commitment — walking with local leaders from urgent relief into long-term recovery.
How we fund the long haul
A stewardship model for staying past the headlines
The first year is carried by compassion campaigns and a small participation fee, helping us establish housing, tools, leadership and daily operations quickly. In year two, grants, returning volunteers and church groups help sustain the rebuild until local leaders can carry the work forward.
Year two
Sustained recovery
Grants, returning volunteers and groups extend the work into long-term restoration.
Select a Destination
Where would you like to serve?
Jamaica
Support Jamaican communities impacted by natural disasters. Serve alongside local partners to provide critical aid, restoration, and hope to those affected.
Impact to date — updated monthly
- Volunteers Mobilized
- 284Volunteers Mobilized
- Homeowners Supported
- 223Homeowners Supported
- Volunteer Labor Provided
- $506KVolunteer Labor Provided
North Carolina
Response completed · 2024 – 2026
Our two-year Hurricane Helene recovery across Old Fort, Swannanoa, and Black Mountain is complete. Teams restored single-family homes throughout the Swannanoa Valley alongside local leaders.
Final impact totals
- Volunteers Mobilized
- 3,560Volunteers Mobilized
- Homeowners Supported
- 461Homeowners Supported
- Volunteer Labor Provided
- $6.4MVolunteer Labor Provided
