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Irma crisis: “Food is the most immediate need”

Irma crisis: “Food is the most immediate need”

Hurricane winds are strong enough to destroy even the sturdiest of houses. So imagine the destruction when Irma slammed into the dilapidated infrastructure of Cuba. The damage is indescribable. Power is out across the island, and communication is nearly impossible....
Irma traces path of destruction from Cuba to Florida

Irma traces path of destruction from Cuba to Florida

Hurricane Irma wreaks havoc, leaving chaos and turmoil in its wake. Streets are unrecognizable under heavy water in the Caribbean after its destruction. Homes are demolished. Utility poles, signs, and trees have been uprooted. More than 20 people were killed and death...
Irma crisis: “Food is the most immediate need”

URGENT: Irma to strike Cuba today!

As Irma continues along its path of destruction, hundreds of thousands of people in the Caribbean are now homeless, and at least 18 are dead. But the devastation isn’t over yet — Irma is projected to hit Cuba today. We have to act now! Here at World Help, we have food...
Irma traces path of destruction from Cuba to Florida

Equip first responders as Irma makes landfall

Katrina: a category 3 hurricane that took 1,833 lives. Harvey: a category 4 hurricane that caused nearly $180 billion in damages. Irma: a category 5 hurricane causing major destruction on its path. With estimated 185-mph winds, Irma is the strongest hurricane the...

Nepal: Servants, Not Saviors

On April 25—the day the first earthquake struck Nepal—most of the villagers in the Himalayan community of Dolochak were at church. In that series of terrifying moments, 18 homes in the village were completely destroyed . . . one of them belonged to a 95-year-old woman...
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