Ways to Get Involved
Hurricane Helene has left a path of unprecedented destruction across Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas. Many folks in our congregation are asking “what can I do” to provide relief and care in response to this most recent disaster.
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The FCPC staff and Mission Committee would like to offer the following information for those looking to help and solicits your engagement as we come together to provide care and support. We hope this need to support will serve as a great opportunity for FCPC to once more demonstrate God’s love to those who have lost so much. You can read the full letter from the Mission Committee here, below are the highlights.
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance enables congregations and mission partners of the Presbyterian Church (USA) to respond to crises and catastrophic events.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has encouraged people to donate money to the state’s Disaster Relief Fund.
These contributions will be directed toward nonprofits working to help residents recover from the damage by offering food, water, and cleaning supplies.
Brother's Brother works hand-in-hand with first responders and relief agencies in the affected areas to provide ongoing support.
FEMA
Here are some of the organizations providing support to people who experienced loss from the storm:
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Get in Touch: Family and friends of people in disaster-affected areas are urged to check social network sites for information about your loved ones. Visit the American Red Cross Safe and Well or Contact Loved Ones | Disaster Aid | Red Cross.
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How to Help: Cash donations are the most effective way to help after a disaster. Visit Volunteer and Donate | FEMA.gov.
Salvation Army provides support, hope, and healing to survivors and first responders of Hurricane Helene.
Let Pastor Rebecca (rebecca@fcpc.us) know if you are interested in volunteering with disaster relief efforts through Samaritan's Purse.
Hurricane Helene
Cleaning Supply/Hygiene Kit Drive
