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Florence has passed, but the need remains

Florence has passed, but the need remains

“You know it’s hard to leave home,” North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said this weekend. “You miss it as soon as you walk out the door. But tens of thousands of North Carolinians have had to do that this week.” After dumping more than two feet of rain in many places,...
Florence has passed, but the need remains

Hurricane Florence victims need you … will you respond?

Hurricane Florence is projected to slam into the Carolinas with devastating force. Storm surges at the coast along with torrential downpours are expected to cause massive flooding. Numerous people have already been evacuated, and authorities are warning people to...
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...

Your help needed: Hurricane relief in Cuba and Haiti

“There is still no electricity … it is a rural, mountainous area. The homes are made of wood and the roofs are thatch. The winds were very strong and the city was destroyed,” our team member in Cuba said. Reports continue to come in of the devastation Hurricane...

CRITICAL NEED: Hurricane Matthew cripples Haiti and Cuba

The news outlets are full of stories about the crippling effects of Hurricane Matthew in impoverished Haiti and Cuba. Winds are exceeding 124 mph, and the storm continues to surge through these nations. Classified as a category-4 hurricane, damaging winds are raging...
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