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Regardless of the neighborhood you live in, recovering from the May 16th tornado will be a collective community effort that we're taking on in lots of ways. Based on unment needs, we're working with partners and key stakeholders in the affected neighborhoods to cultivate volunteer and donation opportunities in order to better support the needs of affected residents.

Current Unmet Needs

  1. Uninsured home repairs to make damaged homes safe and livable
  2. Essential items replaced; basic household goods not covered by other aid
  3. Mental health and guidance; counseling, case-management, and paperwork
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Where to Donate

Monetary donations to recognized disaster relief organizations help fund response and recovery efforts, obtain goods and services locally and provide direct financial assistance to disaster survivors to meet their own needs. Donations to disaster relief organizations support recovery efforts, local services, and direct assistance for those affected.

Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities

Each neighborhood affected by the May 16th tornado has different needs with recovery and volunteering. Here are ways to get involved with on-ground recovery efforts:

Academy Neighborhood Clean-Up (Academy)
Meet at 5228 Enright Ave | Friday, May 15 |  9:00am – 12:00pm, hosted by Ali Rand & Caroll Lehnoff-Bell
Academy Neighborhood Clean-Up (Academy)
Meet at 5228 Enright Ave | Saturday, May 16 |  9:00am – 12:00pm, hosted by Ali Rand & Caroll Lehnoff-Bell
Academy Neighborhood Clean-Up (Academy)
Meet at 5228 Enright Ave | Saturday, May 30 |  9:00am – 12:00pm, hosted by Ali Rand & Caroll Lehnoff-Bell
Debris Clean-Up & Yard Maintenance (The Ville)
Hosted By Redeeming Love | Saturday, May 9 |  10:00am – 12:00pm
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