"We are mobilizing volunteers to meet their needs, help them and lift their spirits.”
TBM chainsaw, mud out and feeding volunteers are meeting needs after Hurricane Delta blew through Louisiana on Oct. 10.
Ryan Chandler has a long road ahead of him. He may have been more than 300 miles away when Hurricane Laura hit, but he sees its impact daily.
As of Friday, Aug. 28, a TBM Chainsaw Unit from Orange is working locally cutting and removing broken limbs and fallen trees from the storm. They will be joined by a TBM feeding team and a TBM shower/laundry unit from Belton, which was en route on Aug. 28.
TBM Disaster Relief teams are meeting needs across the lower Rio Grande Valley in the aftermath of Hurricane Hanna.
“We want to share God’s love in the hardest days of people’s lives.”
"In some of the toughest days of people's lives, we're offering help, hope and healing."
"Together, we are delivering help, hope and healing to a hurting world.”
TBM launched “TBM Feeding Texans” on April 28, an effort to provide 50,000 meals in the next two weeks to unemployed Texans during the COVID-19 crisis.
Forty-six homes are completely destroyed. Two hundred ninety-one more are damaged. A community is shaken but determined to press on.