After Priscilla Smith's home was damaged in not one, but two storms, it took hundreds of hands to give her a safe new dwelling. Volunteers will be
More Volunteers Are Needed to Get the Job Done
Journalist Matt Debnam with the Washington Daily News highlighted the work at the Washington, NC disaster response site office and the need for
Volunteers Needed So Neighbors Can Go Back Home
https://vimeo.com/331991157/ Many of our neighbors in eastern North Carolina are still not in a permanent residence due to damage from Hurricane
Saint James (Newport) Provides Housing for Workteams
Saint James UMC (Newport) has now opened their facilities to house Hurricane Florence recovery workteams. A youth workteam from Michigan gives us a
Woman and Her House Both on the Mend
Nicole McGuinness of Morehead City tells her story of having a serious medical issue at the same time Hurricane Florence damages her
Disaster Recovery Ministries – March 2019 Update
With ongoing operations continuing across the conference and the opening of our eighth Disaster Recovery Center, we are seeing encouraging strides in
Hurricane Florence Relief and Recovery Fund of Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. Awards Two More Grants to NC Conference Disaster Response
Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. awarded the NC Conference of the United Methodist Church (NC Conference) two grants totaling $95,286.00 from the
College Students from Kentucky Help with Relief Efforts
About 30 volunteers from from Eastern Kentucky University and Northern Kentucky University came to Swansboro during their Spring Break to assist North
Disaster Recovery Ministries- February 2019 update
Submitted by: Al Miller III, Director of Disaster Ministries, NCCUMC The harsh reality of Hurricane Florence, five months after the storm