Disaster Response And Relief

Walk humbly

Destruction from hurricane Katrina and Gustov including, homes, churches, communities, and even beaches. We are trying to help people put there lives back togeather years later when the help is still needed more than ever. Homes are still laying in ruins. personal items are still strewn about yards and lives lay in shambles. We come and help with whatever needs to be done; painting, building, putting down floors, sealing, moving debris, and clean-up.

Featured Alumni

Name:Ryan White
Project: Community Emergency Response Cache
Age: 15
State: WA
Year Awarded: 2009

Ryan and other volunteers are building an emergency cache in the center of their town that would be accessible to all town-members and local CERT teams, as a method of first response

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Sno Fire& Ice Financial Services Co.

Eraticate the gross lack of wealth in the Hispanic and African American communities by giving financial freedom expos and starting investment clubs. Also provinding for the redevelopment of devistated communites after natural/man-made disasters.

Biology Club = raising money for biology related charities

I am trying to get college students to give more of their time and/or money to charity events instead of wasting it on Friday nights. I am the organizer of all of the events for the Biology Club at my school. We have raised money for countless biology related charities such as: Ronald McDonald House, Relay for Life, National Breast Cancer Foundation, Chatham County Humane Society along with others.

Habitat For Humanity

I am trying to give and supply shelter to the people who were deeply affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Life Connections Missions Project

Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Based on statistics from the World Bank, 78% of Haitians live on less than $2.00 per day and 54% live on less than $1.00 per day. Life expectancy is about 52 years. I want to change all that and help provide a quality education, from preschool through high school, to produce responsible productive graduates, and to improve their lives through various ministries, and raise money for the public schools in the village of Montrouis, Haiti.

Hurricane Katrina Relief Mission Trip

We were helping people in Galveston with rebuilding their homes that had been destroyed by the devastation of hurricane Katrina.

Hurricane Katrina relief show

There were and still are, many people suffering from hurricane Katrina's effects. Many people had their homes destroyed. Jobs were lost. People and animals were killed. At the time people were still without food and water. Our goal was just to raise money to provide some food and water for a few people.

East Africans For Change (EAFC)

Our goal is to help feed, clothes, educate and support the needy in various countries of East Africa.

Mission Trip to Louisiana

We went down there to help out a family that their house was damaged my hurricane Katrina and hurricane Rita.