DISASTER RELIEF

We have been so encouraged by the community rallying together to help those affected by the floods. As we move forward we want to give practical ways that you can serve, donate, and get connected with relief efforts.

Need Help?

If you are in need of help check out the resources below as a quick reference. You can fill out the form below and we will be in touch to help connect you with local resources to get you the help you need.

WANT TO HELP?

Local Agencies have requested that people avoid showing up to affected areas without an organized group. We have people scoping out affected areas and are in contact with local churches to partner with them. If you want to serve in practical ways, fill out the “I Want To Help” form below and we will update you as soon as these organizations have a project for us.

If you have access to equipment that could aid in recovery, specialized skills (i.e. bilingual), an extra bedroom, etc. fill out the “I Have Resources” form and we will reach out to help coordinate. If you would like to donate smaller items such as clothing, water, food, etc., please refer to the list below and you can drop-off those items at one of the drop-off locations or at our offices on the 3rd floor of the King’s Centre.

Needed Items

Jugs of water/ water bottles
Batteries/ flashlights/ chargers
Gas cans
Cleaning supplies
can openers
generators
socks/shoes
air mattresses
candles
baby formula/ Wipes
paper products
non-perishable foods

Drop-Off Locations

Unicoi County High School
Elizabethton Parks and Rec
ETSU Culp Center
Southside Freewill Baptist Erwin
Try Cities Baptist
Crossroads Christian Church
Washington Co. Public Library
Good Samaritan

WANT TO DONATE?

You can donate funds to the Redeemer Helene Relief fund by visiting our Pushpay. These funds will help us purchase materials for those in the community, help with benevolence for affected families, and support local church partners in the effected areas. If you would like to donate to specific organizations follow the links below.