Organizations

Convoy of Hope is a humanitarian, faith-based organization on a mission to feed the hungry and bring help and hope to communities that need it most.

Eight Days of Hope is a Christian, nonprofit organization that exists to love and serve those in need.

Our calling is to bring hope, healing, and restoration to those in times of disaster. We are God’s Pit Crew. This is who we are.

Hope Force International was created to provide a sure way to share hope and make a difference. We aim to be an organized, efficient expression of God’s love, bringing light and joy in times of trouble.

Love Acadiana seizes opportunities to provide help and hope in the Name of Jesus, while meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the underserved. We endeavor to connect the faith and business communities together to accomplish life-transforming work.

MOD is a faith-based 501c3 nonprofit organization that brings help and hope to those experiencing unforeseen disasters.

We respond to natural disasters and national emergencies at a moment’s notice. On deployment, our professional chefs prepare high-quality, hot meals on a mass scale—up to 20,000 meals a day—for victims, first responders and volunteers. We aim to be one of the first organizations to arrive following a major weather event and stay as long as needed to meet the needs of a devastated community.

Minuteman Disaster Response exists to bring hope in the immediate aftermath of disasters by deploying self-sufficient volunteer teams who are equipped, trained, and ready to serve at no cost to those who need it most.

The mission of Operation Blessing (OB) is to bring help and hope to a hurting world, empowering people in need through compassionate, Christ-centered relief and development programs.

We respond quickly when natural disasters strike, deploying an army of volunteers to come alongside homeowners to bring relief and compassion in Jesus’ Name.

SERVE 6.8 is able to create a strong network of churches to meet the needs of the community by maximizing resources and volunteers from local and national business and church partners.

Water Mission was born out of the need for safe water in Honduras following Hurricane Mitch more than 20 years ago. Since then, we’ve served men, women, and children following some of the world’s most devastating natural disasters and humanitarian crises.

We're here to help people Know God, Find Freedom, Discover their Purpose, and Make a Difference.

As a catalyst of HELP and HOPE, CitiIMPACT Ministries mobilizes collaborative partnerships between local churches, groups and individuals for greater effectiveness in meeting human needs.

Sirens Project ASSISTS communities, non-profits, and local authorities through the organization and deployment of skilled VOLUNTEERS, SUPPLIES, and SPECIAL EQUIPMENT in response to natural disasters.

Christ In Action has been responding to disasters since 1998. CIA deploys volunteers to communities across America-to large-scale, multi-state disasters like Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Sandy, and to smaller communities like Thibadaux, LA after Hurricane Gustav and Quinton, VA after late tornadoes went through. CIA has a wide range of ever-increasing capabilities to respond to a natural or man-made disaster.

180 Disaster Relief is a Non-for-Profit organization that focuses on bringing relief aide to families in crisis. Founded in 2013 & based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Team 180 has been helping and providing support to people around the world.

We respond to natural disasters across the Southeast United States. On deployment, we meet families and communities on their road to recovery after a natural disaster and start Building Access to Hope! Our teams rebuild damaged homes and lives by clearing debris, dangerous tree removal, flood muckouts, roof tarping and more. We have response teams based in Central Virginia and Gulf Coast Florida.

At Agape Flights, we strive to honor God, obey His Word, and follow His living example of love, Jesus Christ. “Agape,” the Greek word for God’s unconditional love, and the word chosen to represent this organization by our ministry’s founders, is an integral part of what guides our daily actions and ministry service.

Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN), a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, is comprised of over 200 Greater Austin churches and thousands of trained volunteers bringing hope into crisis. ADRN’s network enables and empowers church members to organize, prepare, mobilize, and respond quickly in the event of disaster, great or small. Business partners, local agencies, and community support play a vital role in ADRN’s mission. It is through the generosity of their in-kind donations, monetary gifts, and volunteer assistance that ADRN can fund the rebuild/repair of survivor homes and provide immediate assistance to those in crisis.

We develop and deploy customized solutions that build relational connections, unifying local and global leaders to effectively and efficiently deliver the hope of Christ in every community they serve.