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Samaritan’s Purse Helping Homeowners Rebuild After Devastating 2018 Hurricanes

Samaritan's Purse has volunteer teams working in the Carolinas to help homeowners rebuild and repair homes severely damaged by Hurricane Florence. Disaster relief work continues in the Florida Panhandle where Hurricane Michael wiped out whole neighborhoods and damaged homes and communities far inland. Once our initial work has been completed in Florida, we’ll move on to rebuilds there as well.

We desperately need volunteers to join our efforts as we help these hurting communities in Jesus' Name.

Our task is to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus to those in need in these hard-hit areas of Florida and the Carolinas. Please join us in praying for these families and communities as they continue to recover months after the storm.

Weary homeowners have returned to the Florida Panhandle to find shambles and destruction.
Timber where homes once stood tells the widespread story of damage throughout the Florida Panhandle.
Samaritan's Purse volunteers and Billy Graham Rapid Response Team chaplains pray before work in the Florida Panhandle.
Work in the Florida Panhandle continues with volunteers removing downed trees.
Trees crashed onto homes in Albany where Samaritan's Purse is assessing damage and deploying volunteer teams to do debris clean up in Jesus' Name.
Volunteers sign the front of the Bible that was presented to a homeowner in the Florida Panhandle at the end of their work there.
Wind damage is evident throughout Albany, Ga., where Hurricane Michael passed through this week.
Volunteer teams started clearing debris from yards and homes throughout Albany, Georgia.
Assessors pray with a homeowner in the Florida Panhandle where our teams are beginning recovery efforts this week.
Love Whitfield was delighted when volunteers gave her a Bible signed by the team after completing work on her New Bern, North Carolina home.
Volunteers clean dishes at the Wilmington, North Carolina, home of Steve and Deborah Hubbard.
Turner C. “TC” Bond was among eight military veterans from the Fleet Readiness Center East at Cherry Point who needed respirators to mud-out a New Bern home.
Liberty University students serving with Samaritan's Purse helped salvage belongings and clean up the mess in Jacksonville home.

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You can also make a donation by mail. Send to: Samaritan’s Purse, PO Box 3000, Boone, NC 28607

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Samaritan’s Purse Helping Homeowners Rebuild After Devastating 2018 Hurricanes

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