Volunteer

Volunteer in a disaster-affected community by serving at a Disciples Volunteering Mission Station or through one of our ecumenical partners. Contact Caroline Hamilton-Arnold, Associate Director for Domestic Disaster Recovery for information about Mission Station Volunteer Grants to help cover the travel costs for volunteering at one of these sites.

Volunteering is typically most helpful where recovery efforts are ongoing, and where the community has had a chance to get organized after a disaster.

Check back for other upcoming opportunities!

For more information about serving at a Mission Station, visit the Disciples Volunteering Website 

Give

Money is the best donation you can make following a disaster. The very thing that can make cash unsatisfying for the donor--that it lacks specificity--is what makes it useful for the affected communities! The vast majority of donations (up to two-thirds, according to some experts) come in during the first two months following a disaster, but needs continue for years, as communities rebuild. Monetary donations can be put to use in the first few days of a disaster response, or they can be held to meet longer term needs.
 
Donate Responsibly

Disaster relief donations that don’t bring relief