Disaster Relief

Our Vision

To effectively manage emergencies and mitigate harm to American communities by preparing local churches and communities, rapidly responding during crises, and supporting recovery through collaborations.

Our Mission

To strengthen the disaster relief infrastructure of communities and local churches to respond to disasters and to rebuild better, stronger, and more resilient communities.

“And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily, I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.”

— MATTHEW 25:40 KJV

Let’s impact the world

Core Values

ASSIST

We ASSIST the less fortunate with food, clothing, medical, and other provisions.
TRAIN

We TRAIN organizations and individuals in rescue, setting up and managing Points of Distribution, cleanup & mucking out after natural disasters, and FEMA registration for disaster assistance.
EDUCATE

We EDUCATE through working with nonprofit, religious, governmental, and educational organizations to implement programs to prioritize the mission of ROA.
COLLABORATE

We COLLABORATE with our national, state, and local partners to bring as many resources as possible to recover damaged lives.

Focused Community Strategies

Prepare Churches

We partner with churches in centralized locations in an impacted area where survivors pick up life-sustaining relief supplies following a disaster or emergency.
Rapidly Respond

Reach Out America has connections with hundreds of corporate partners and international donors that participate with us to process products into disaster communities.
Support Recovery

We assist, train, educate, and collaborate with churches, organizations, and non-profits to respond to disasters around America.

Organizational Identity

Our Impact

$10 million worth of supplies distributed

From January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2021, Reach Out America distributed over ten million dollars of disaster and community support supplies nationally and internationally. (This valuation is determined directly by our donor partners and we report their valuation.) Where did we do this? Take a look at the chart below. The chart below reflects the significant projects we have been involved in, such as several hurricanes, the freeze in the Houston area, the distribution of seeds for elementary school educational projects, glasses for the Central America region, fires in California, floods in Michigan, tornados in Georgia and Tennessee, and miscellaneous other events.