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How You Can Help

Disaster relief takes more than chainsaws and tarps - it takes people. Whether you’re on the frontlines cutting through debris or behind the scenes coordinating logistics, your skills can make a difference between despair and hope.

Where You Can Serve

Disaster Relief takes all kinds of skills, both in the field and behind the scenes. No matter your background, there’s a place for you on the team.

Field Teams

Team Leads - guiding crews and ensuring safe, effective operations.
Chainsaw Teams - clearing fallen trees and opening access routes.
Access & Aid Crews - reaching hard-hit areas and delivering essentials.
Clean-Up Crews - removing debris and helping families begin recovery.
Site Coordinators - organizing volunteers and resources at the ground level.
Search & Rescue - assisting in locating and helping those in danger.
Recon Members - scouting conditions and reporting critical needs.

Support Teams

Volunteer Coordinators - connecting people to the right opportunities.
Regional Coordinators - building and leading response networks in your area.
Administrative Help - keeping operations organized and running smoothly.
Grant Writing - helping secure resources for ongoing missions.
Website/Marketing - sharing stories, raising awareness, and mobilizing support.
Logistics/Communications - managing supplies, information, and coordination.

The Process

All volunteers complete an online application and background check. Once approved, you’ll gain access to training opportunities and be assigned to a field or support role. Whether you’re wielding chainsaws, coordinating logistics, or writing grants, your time and skills will directly impact families in crisis.

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Join The Mission

We believe disaster relief doesn’t start with government agencies — it starts with people. With us. With you. Together, we can ensure no community waits helplessly for aid.