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For them, each meal is not just about surviving: it’s about hope.":1,"#The earthquake has claimed more than 2,200 lives, and at least 3,600 people are injured. Many survivors have endured years of hardship already — from powerful earthquakes in 2022 and 2023 to deadly floods in 2024. They are weary, grieving, and in need of help.":1,"#Convoy of Hope is working in <a ljsid-1=\"\">Afghanistan</a>, distributing urgently needed food kits to devastated families in the wake of the 6.0 earthquake that struck the Kundar province late Sunday night. Each kit contains shelf-stable food to sustain families for up to a month — a lifeline amid unimaginable loss.":1,"#September 4, 2025 | 1:14 p.m.":1,"#794 of 1000 max characters":1,"#1003 of 1000 max characters":1,"#1000 of 1000 max characters":1,"#1006 of 1000 max characters":1,"#Donate & Receive a Book | What Really Matters | Convoy of Hope":1,"#I want to donate, but I politely decline the book.":1,"#Yes! I want to donate and receive the book.":1,"#Convoy of Hope is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax-deductible where allowed by law. Limit 1 book per person.":1,"#Give any gift and receive a free copy of <em ljsid-1=\"\">What Really Matters</em>.":1,"#Donate & Receive a Book":1,"#Join Proverbs 31 Ministries and Convoy of Hope to help empower women and girls today.":1,"#Convoy Partner | Proverbs 31 Ministries | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Donate to empower women and girls today.":1,"#— Herbert Hoover":1,"#— Jim DeMint":1,"#— Angela Schwindt":1,"#— Ivan Welton Fitzwater":1,"#— Mahatma Gandhi":1,"#— Anonyme":1,"#— JD Vance":1,"#— Wess Stafford":1,"#— Emma Goldman":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">11.</strong> « Il n'existe pas de parent parfait. Alors, soyez-en un, un vrai. » <strong ljsid-2=\"\">— Sue Atkins</strong>":1,"#— Sue Atkins":1,"#— LR Knost":1,"#— Lisa T. Shepherd":1,"#— Charles R. 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Autant nous observons ce que font nos enfants de leur vie, autant ils nous observent pour voir ce que nous faisons de la nôtre. » <strong ljsid-2=\"\">— Joyce Maynard</strong>":1,"#— Joyce Maynard":1,"#— Frederick Douglass":1,"#— Bridget Phillipson":1,"#— Jess Lair":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 8 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 9 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 11 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 13 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 15 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 17 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 5 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Children's Feeding Archives | Page 4 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#If you would like to be removed from our mailing list, please use the “contact us” page on our website. Simply give us your name and address and indicate your desire to be removed from our list in the comments section of the form. You may also call our office at (417) 823-8998 or email privacy@convoyofhope.org to be removed from the mailing list. To be removed from our email list, you can click on the unsubscribe link provided on the emails and follow the instructions, use the “contact us” page on our website to request that your name be removed from the list, or you can call or email us at the locations provided above. To opt-out of receiving text messages, you can reply “STOP” to a text message you received from Convoy of Hope or contact us through any of the methods described above.":1,"#You searched for Rapport d'activité  | Convoy of Hope":1,"#You searched for Rapport d'activité | Convoy of Hope":1,"#0 results for “Rapport d'activité ”":1,"#You searched for Plan d'action  | Convoy of Hope":1,"#You searched for Plan d'action | Convoy of Hope":1,"#0 results for “Plan d'action ”":1,"#Empower your church to engage in missions through biblical, practical tools. The richest resources of Convoy of Hope can be found in this cohesive tool, simple enough for a volunteer, designed to help you build momentum in reaching your community and the world.":1,"#Download Short Cut":1,"#Download Full Video":1,"#Convoy of Hope is on the ground in Spain, which is facing its most devastating wildfire season in decades.\n\nThe fires have burned nearly 1 million acres of land — much of it in Galicia, Castile and León, and Extremadura. Four people have died, including a firefighter, and more than 31,000 people have evacuated their homes.\n\nConvoy is there partnering with local organizations to deliver vital relief. Families are receiving food kits packed with essentials like rice, pasta, lentils, canned goods, milk, cooking oil, and beans. Hygiene kits are also being distributed to help protect health and preserve dignity.\n\nStay tuned for updates on this latest response.\n\n#spainwildfire #galicia #castile #leon #extremadura #disasterresponse":1,"#Convoy of Hope is on the ground in Spain, which is facing its most devastating wildfire season in decades.\n\n�The fires have burned nearly 1 million acres of land — much of it in Galicia, Castile and León, and Extremadura. Four people have died, including a firefighter, and more than 31,000 people have evacuated their homes.\n\nConvoy is there partnering with local organizations to deliver vital relief. Families are receiving food kits packed with essentials like rice, pasta, lentils, canned goods, milk, cooking oil, and beans. Hygiene kits are also being distributed to help protect health and preserve dignity.\n\n�Stay tuned for updates on this latest response.\n\n�#spainwildfire #galicia #castile #leon #extremadura #disasterresponse":1,"#Convoy of Hope is on the ground in Spain, which is":1,"#Des villages entiers se sont effondrés, faisant plus de 800 morts et plus de 2 500 blessés. Les gens se débrouillent…":1,"#For Ilda, life has been anything but normal. She started working when she was 7 years old and was only able to attend school through the sixth grade. And as an adult, she’s felt alone in raising her four children…":1,"#40 results for “guatemala”":1,"#Convoy of Hope is responding to the earthquake in Afghanistan. Updates will be made here as more information becomes available to share.":1,"#6.0 Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan, Convoy Is Responding | Convoy of Hope":1,"#The need is urgent. Convoy of Hope is working to ensure families have what they need for food and shelter in the coming harrowing days.":1,"#“We need help here,” one villager told the <a ljsid-1=\"\">Associated Press</a>. “We need people to come here and join us.”":1,"#Convoy of Hope is responding in eastern Afghanistan, where a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck the province of Kunar just before midnight Sunday night. Entire villages have collapsed into rubble, killing over 800 people and injuring more than 2,500. Some described seeing homes collapse before their eyes. Desperate people clawed through rubble in the dark, looking for loved ones buried under their homes.":1,"#September 1, 2025 | 12:28 a.m.":1,"#Howdy, John Mark Rhoades":1,"#jmrhoades":1,"#John Mark Rhoades":1,"#🚨Convoy of Hope is responding in eastern Afghanistan, where a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck the province of Kunar just before midnight Sunday night.🚨\n\nEntire villages have collapsed into rubble, killing over 800 people and injuring more than 2,500. People are clawing through the rubble and searching for loved ones buried underneath homes. \n\nConvoy is working with local partners to ensure families have what they need for food and shelter in the harrowing days ahead. \n\nThe need is urgent — bring help and hope to these survivors at the link in today’s story. \n \n#afghanistanearthquake #convoyofhope #disasterresponse":1,"#Happy Labor Day!👷♀️Today, let’s show o":1,"#🚨Convoy of Hope is responding in eastern Afghan":1,"#31 Aug":1,"#For Anita, every note she sings is carried on a foundation of hope, education, and the nourishment that comes from both a meal and a sustainable future.":1,"#Looking ahead, Anita hopes to use her voice — whether through singing or business — to support her family and invest back into her community.":1,"#“My family and I previously didn’t really trust outside organizations trying to help our village because they would only be here for a short period of time and then when they left, we weren’t given the skills to continue the programs,” Anita said. “My family now has a very positive view of nonprofit organizations, because Convoy has done so much. They didn’t just give us food, they’ve taught us how to grow the food ourselves.”":1,"#And the story doesn’t stop at school lunch. Convoy’s agriculture training has empowered local farmers — including Anita’s parents — to help sustain the feeding program. Through the harvests on their own farm, her family not only provides food for their own home, but also contributes to the school’s meals. This powerful connection between Convoy’s feeding program and agriculture program ensures long-term sustainability for the entire community. They can break the cycle of poverty for themselves because they now have access to the tools and resources they need to do so.":1,"#That changed six years ago, when Convoy of Hope began feeding kids in Anita’s community. Now, children are fed nutritious meals every day in school, and attendance has soared to an incredible 99 percent. For Anita, this means she can stay in class, focus on her studies, and sing with energy and joy.":1,"#For years, families in Anita’s community dealt with hunger. Many parents couldn’t afford to feed their children daily, and students would also leave school at lunchtime, sometimes not returning to class for the rest of the day. Attendance was irregular, and big dreams felt out of reach.":1,"#At just 16 years old, Anita already has a dream that rises beyond the hills of her village in Nepal.":1,"#Anita's Song of Hope | Convoy of Hope":1,"#At just 16 years old, Anita already has a dream that rises beyond the hills of her village in Nepal. She loves to sing and hopes one day to pursue a career in music — or perhaps own her own business. But before she could work toward her dreams, she needed the opportunity to thrive in school.":1,"#Help Convoy of Hope provide hope and immediate relief to those impacted by the Afghanistan Earthquake":1,"#Donate | Afghanistan Earthquake | Crisis Relief Fund | Convoy of Hope":1,"#2025 Afghanistan Earthquake":1,"#A man and a boy cross a stream of water next to a house destroyed by an earthquake that killed many people and destroyed villages in eastern Afghanistan, in Mazar Dara, Kunar province, Afghanistan, Monday, Sept. 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Wahidullah Kakar)":1,"#Help provide immediate relief to those impacted by the earthquake in Afghanistan through the Crisis Relief Fund.":1,"#Deliver Hope to Earthquake Survivors":1,"#Podcast | Hope In Every Storm | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Now Available on All Major Platforms":1,"#en su comunidad de Bulgaria. Este fue un punto de inflexión, ya que recibió el apoyo constante que necesitaba para perseguir su sueño de ser pediatra.":1,"#Lazar tenía 10 años cuando se unió al programa de Alimentación Infantil de":1,"#dans sa communauté en Bulgarie. Ce fut un tournant, lui offrant le soutien constant nécessaire pour réaliser son rêve de devenir pédiatre.":1,"#Lazar avait 10 ans lorsqu'il a rejoint le programme d'alimentation infantile de":1,"#Lazar was 10 years old when he joined @convoyofhope's Children's Feeding program in his community in Bulgaria. This was a turning point, providing him with the consistent support needed to pursue his dream of becoming a pediatrician.…":1,"#Transformation can be full-circle. 🧡🥣\n\nLazar was 10 years old when he joined @convoyofhope’s Children’s Feeding program in his community in Bulgaria. This was a turning point, providing him with the consistent support needed to pursue his dream of becoming a pediatrician. \n\nYears later, Lazar, now age 17, attending a positive school environment and helps children with their homework at the same Convoy of Hope center that once supported him. \n\n“I understand that there will be difficult moments and challenges on the way to my dream, but I am determined not to give up,” Lazar said. \n\nNow as Lazar prepares for medical university — he is determined to become the kind of doctor the world needs. \n\nHelp more students realize their potential at the link in today’s story. \n\n#childrensfeeding #convoyofhope #bulgaria":1,"#Transformation can be full-circle. 🧡🥣 Lazar":1,"#'s Children's Feeding program in his community in Bulgaria. This was a turning point, providing him with the consistent support needed to pursue his dream of becoming a pediatrician.…":1,"#Lazar was 10 years old when he joined":1,"#Transformation can be full-circle. 🧡🥣":1,"#This 125,000-square-foot center is already fully…":1,"#Convoy of Hope celebrated the expansion of its disaster relief efforts in the Southeast with a dedication of its newest regional distribution center.":1,"#Say hello to our new Regional Distribution Center in Atlanta, Georgia! ❤️":1,"#“Giving is the happiest way to live.\" \n\nLooking back on Make-A-Will month, we’re reminded of friends like Nora, who continue to live out generosity and kindness in their own lives. \n\nFor Nora and her late husband, Norman, joining the Hope Society was a way to steward their resources, join a community of like-minded givers, and impact generations to come. \n\nWant to explore ways to maximize your giving like Nora and Norman? Consider joining the Hope Society today. \n\nLearn how you can leave a lasting legacy at the link in today’s story. \n\n#hopesociety #makeawillmonth #stewardship":1,"#“Giving is the happiest way to live.\" Looking":1,"#The deadly storm that hit Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama 20 years ago changed Convoy of Hope as an organization — from the moment team members arrived the morning after landfall, it was clear this response would be…":1,"#Twenty years since Katrina. 💔 Full documentary out now.":1,"#Consider Your Legacy":1,"#When asked about her greatest joy in giving, she responds, “Giving is the happiest way to live. We’ve realized that everything we have comes from God; it’s all about Him.”":1,"#Years ago, Nora set up a <a ljsid-1=\"\">Donor-Advised Fund</a> and a Charitable Remainder Trust to make the most of her giving. She has also named Convoy of Hope in her estate plan through a trust.":1,"#“Money is just one way to give,” she insists. “For years I’ve been asking God, ‘Let me see people like You see them.’” Nora believes good stewardship goes beyond giving funds to include reaching out to others— loving them more than you love yourself and knowing people around the world are truly brothers and sisters.":1,"#Nora, 84, is a member of the Hope Society and has a strong desire to pass on a legacy.":1,"#For years I’ve been asking God,<em ljsid-1=\"\"> ‘Let me see people like You see them.’</em>":1,"#Nora first connected with Convoy of Hope when she sponsored a Convoy Community Event in her town of Fresno, California. She also volunteered as a greeter that day. “I was so blessed to see the needs of children met through Convoy of Hope,” she says.":1,"#Nora Christenson connected with Convoy of Hope and made compassionate giving a part of her legacy.":1,"#The Happiest Way to Live | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Nora and her late husband were busy entrepreneurs. They bought a ranch and several marinas, all while enjoying their growing family. They gave generously to many different charities, and Nora recalls Norman’s sleep-challenged night as the impetus to their giving journey.":1,"#Have you explored the best ways to make the most of your giving?":1,"#Which area(s) of Convoy of Hope are you deeply connected to?":1,"#What problem in the world keeps you up at night?":1,"#“We were watching a program about children who needed help,” remembers Nora Christenson, “when Norman turned to me and said, ‘I can’t go to sleep tonight until I respond to that.’”":1,"#Twenty years since Hurricane Katrina. 💔 Full documentary out now.\n\nThe deadly storm that hit Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama 20 years ago changed Convoy of Hope as an organization — from the moment team members arrived the morning after landfall, it was clear this response would be unlike any other.\n\nConvoy was able to distribute hundreds of loads of supplies, serving over 1.3 million people. In the process, Hurricane Katrina redefined how we respond to disasters.\n\nComment KATRINA to watch the documentary.\n\n#hurricanekatrina #twentyyears #disasterresponse":1,"#Twenty years since Hurricane Katrina. 💔 Full do":1,"#Become a Rapid Responder by supporting Convoy of Hope's Crisis Relief Fund with <strong ljsid-1=\"\">any monthly gift</strong> and we'll send you a FREE solar-powered phone-charging LuminAID lantern.":1,"#Donate | Rapid Responder | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Sign Up To Be Notified of Volunteer Opportunities Regional Distribution Center East Receive emails when volunteer opportunities become available at the RDC East, located in Emerson, Georgia. By providing your phone number, you consent and agree that we may contact you...":1,"#By providing your phone number, you consent and agree that we may contact you at this number about your donation and other opportunities or updates. If this is a mobile number, data rates may apply. To opt out or manage your personal information, see our <a ljsid-1=\"\">privacy policy</a>.":1,"#Phone*:":1,"#27 Aug":1,"#22 août":1,"#Le 26 septembre, <a ljsid-1=\"\">l'ouragan de catégorie 4 Hélène</a> est devenu l'ouragan le plus puissant jamais enregistré à frapper la région de Big Bend en Floride.":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\">Convoy a rapidement commencé à répondre aux besoins des communautés sur le chemin de Beryl</a> . Les premiers effets de Beryl se sont fait sentir dans les Caraïbes, où <strong ljsid-2=\"\">Convoi a servi plus de 43 000 repas et distribué des kits alimentaires familiaux, des kits d'hygiène, des filtres à eau, des lampes solaires et des générateurs.</strong>":1,"#En 2001, la tempête la plus puissante, Erin,":1,"#En 1995, l'ouragan Erin":1,"#En 1995, l'ouragan Erin a fait 16 morts":1,"#restez au courant des prévisions météorologiques et soyez conscient de l'heure à laquelle cette tempête spécifique devrait toucher terre.":1,"#Il n’existe aucune corrélation entre les ouragans portant le même nom dans l’histoire,":1,"#il était de catégorie 3.":1,"#la catégorie 2 en 1989 et 1995.":1,"#De quelle catégorie était l’ouragan Erin ?":1,"#En 1995,":1,"#En 1989, 1995 et 2001, Erin s'est transformé en ouragan.":1,"#La saison des ouragans dans l'Atlantique s'étend officiellement du 1er juin au 30 novembre":1,"#Le 15 août, la tempête tropicale Erin traversait l'Atlantique en direction des Caraïbes avec des vents soutenus de 112 km/h. Lorsque cette vitesse a atteint 119 km/h plus tard dans la journée,":1,"#Toutes les tempêtes nommées sont une forme de cyclone tropical — <strong ljsid-1=\"\">un système rotatif et organisé de nuages et d'orages qui prend naissance au-dessus des eaux tropicales ou subtropicales et présente une circulation fermée de bas niveau.</strong>":1,"#La tempête tropicale Erin":1,"#L'ouragan Erin":1,"#Pastors Darrell and Doug were overwhelmed with the aftermath — then a phone call to Convoy of Hope changed both of their communities…":1,"#This Friday marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina brought destruction to Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, changing survivor’s lives forever.":1,"#State:":1,"#City:":1,"#Address Line 2:":1,"#Street Address:":1,"#Sign Up To Be Notified of Volunteer Opportunities Regional Distribution Center East Receive emails when volunteer opportunities become available at the RDC East, located in Emerson, Georgia. We will never trade, share, or sell your personal information with anyone else,...":1,"#Receive emails when volunteer opportunities become available at the RDC East, <em ljsid-1=\"\">located in Emerson, Georgia</em>.":1,"#Volunteer Opportunities | Hope Crew Atlanta | Convoy of Hope":1,"#convoy.org/sms":1,"#† Convoy of Hope SMS opt-in. Message frequency may vary. Message & Data rates may apply. Reply STOP to 68828 to cancel. Full terms:":1,"#convoy.org/privacy":1,"#We will never trade, share, or sell your personal information with anyone else, or send donor mailings on behalf of other organizations. For more information, visit":1,"#ZIP / Postal Code:":1,"#Sign Up To Be Notified of Volunteer Opportunities":1,"#This Friday marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina brought destruction to Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, changing survivor’s lives forever.\n\nPastors Darrell and Doug were overwhelmed with the aftermath — then a phone call to Convoy of Hope changed both of their communities and made hope possible again.\n\nListen to their stories and more in our full-length documentary, coming Friday.\n\n#hurricanekatrina #20years #disasterresponse":1,"#This Friday marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina":1,"#Qui sommes-nous ?":1,"#Mise à jour vidéo - Écoutez les survivants des inondations au Texas":1,"#Le Convoi de l’espoir est sur le terrain, marchant aux côtés des survivants alors qu’ils entament le long voyage vers la guérison.":1,"#Faites un don maintenant":1,"#Aidez Convoy of Hope à se préparer à de futures tempêtes comme l’ouragan Katrina en faisant un don mensuel au Fonds de secours en cas de crise.":1,"#Sautez dans l’eau":1,"#Une <span ljsid-1=\"\">passion</span> motrice pour nourrir le monde.":1,"#Dons autres qu’en espèces":1,"#Environ":1,"#Deliver Relief to Those Impacted by the Texas Flooding":1,"#22 of 100 max characters":1,"#Changing a heart takes time and kindness. The leaders at the center never gave up on Milana. Through their gentle patience and open invitations, something began to soften in her. And now, because of their unwavering love, lives in this little village in Moldova are being transformed over cups of tea.":1,"#“My grandmother was always in a bad mood and she never smiled, but ever since she began to attend the program, something changed in her,” says Milana’s cheerful granddaughter. “It wasn’t anything in her daily routine, but in her heart. She smiles so often now.”":1,"#Once again, one of the leaders invited Milana. This time, it was to have tea and conversation with other women. Surprising even herself, Milana accepted the invitation. She enjoyed herself so much during that first tea that she allowed her granddaughter to be a part of both the Children’s Feeding program and the youth program!":1,"#Then, the center began hosting a Women’s Empowerment group through Convoy of Hope.":1,"#The leaders at the center had often invited Milana to join them for different activities, but she was never open to being a part.":1,"#Frustrated, Milana stomped back to her home and closed the door. She looked up to see her 10-year-old granddaughter, who asked her, yet again, if she could go join the others and play outside. Milana replied with the same stern “no” as always.":1,"#The police arrived, took one look at the children laughing and playing, and decided no harm was being done.":1,"#But it did not work well for Milana. The children would often play soccer, and the ball would go into Milana’s garden. She would clench her jaw every time that happened. It finally pushed her to call the police.":1,"#Steeped in Kindness | Convoy of Hope":1,"#These children came from all over the village to be fed at Convoy of Hope’s Children’s Feeding program. There were so many kids that the volunteers had to divide them into two shifts! One group ate while the other played.":1,"#Milana lives beside a local program center in her small village in western Moldova. She didn’t mind that until the center began to fill up with children.":1,"#You searched for offres | Convoy of Hope":1,"#0 results for “offres”":1,"#You searched for Crhome | Convoy of Hope":1,"#0 results for “Crhome”":1,"#On July 27, 2025, torrential rainstorms swept through Suceava County, Romania, triggering powerful flash flooding. Bridges collapsed, roads disappeared under rushing water, and entire villages were suddenly cut":1,"#Hope in the Midst of Flooding in Romania | Convoy of Hope":1,"#In the midst of this hardship, Convoy of Hope is working to bring relief through trusted local partners. Teams are reaching people in need with emergency food, hygiene kits, and cleaning supplies — meeting families where they are with practical help and compassion.":1,"#The flooding came after months of above-average rainfall saturated the land and left it vulnerable. Now, fields of crops lie ruined, public utilities are damaged, and vital jobs have been lost with the closure of the Praid salt mine.":1,"#Before and After photos of the Suceava County Floods. Photo Credit: Ionel Curcan":1,"#Thousands of people were left temporarily displaced, uncertain of what would come next. For more than 100 families, the devastation was complete — their homes destroyed beyond repair.":1,"#On July 27, 2025, torrential rainstorms swept through Suceava County, Romania, triggering powerful flash flooding in the communes of Ostra, Stulpicani, and Vadu Negrilesei. Bridges collapsed, roads disappeared under rushing water, and entire villages were suddenly cut off from the outside world.":1,"#August 22, 2025 | 10:22 a.m.":1,"#19 of 100 max characters":1,"#21 of 100 max characters":1,"#20 of 100 max characters":1,"#Browse our archive of news and stories discussing our Disaster Relief responses around the world.":1,"#Disaster Relief Archives":1,"#Staying in Moore, Oklahoma: One Year Later | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Photos of Moore, Oklahoma Tornado Recovery":1,"#Forty-five repair and replacement projects have been completed in Moore in the year<span ljsid-1=\"\">s</span> since the storm and more home rebuilds are being planned for the coming months.":1,"#“We’re still here because we really wanted to invest in Moore and help people put their lives back together in the community they call home,” says Karen Benson, Disaster Services Recovery Director. “It not only lifts up the lives of these families, but also helps boost the local economy at a time when it is needed most.”":1,"#Photos of Moore Tornado Recovery":1,"#Three homes are currently being rebuilt with the help of our partner Kingdom Home Builders and an additional six modular homes are being provided to storm survivors through our partner Solitaire Homes.":1,"#Our Disaster Services team is continuing recovery efforts in Moore, Oklahoma, as we recognize the one-year anniversary of the tornado that changed the community forever.":1,"#The Convoy of Hope Disaster Services team is continuing recovery efforts in Moore, Okla., as we recognize the one-year anniversary of the tornado that changed the community forever.":1,"#Convoy’s Hurricane Katrina response lasted two years, with nearly 1,000 truckloads of relief supplies delivered and distributed to families in need. For the next four years, Convoy held Community Events across the Gulf Coast, specifically helping areas affected by Katrina.":1,"#Long-time Convoy team member Randy Rich reflected on a time when the team took a moment amid the breakneck pace of the response. “We sat down and reinvented Convoy on a whiteboard,” he said. “The team updated processes for disaster response and developed additional roles that new staff or volunteers would fill.”":1,"#Hurricane Katrina spurred major reforms in the United States’ disaster response and preparedness system, and it also fundamentally changed Convoy’s disaster response process.":1,"#Team members across every department at Convoy were deployed to Mississippi and Louisiana to assist Convoy’s then two-person Disaster Services team. Before Katrina, Convoy had only ever set up one point of distribution (POD) at a time. With a disaster this scale, Convoy set up several distribution sites scattered throughout the two states.":1,"#Even families and friends of Convoy team members jumped in to help. Phone banks were set up in every available space. Volunteers helped answer phone calls all day, every day, for weeks. Calls came in from volunteers, donors, people in need, churches asking for assistance, even those in search of lost relatives. The answering machine crashed immediately, so people took messages on paper and ran them around the building to the right person.":1,"#When Convoy team members arrived at work the morning after Katrina made landfall, they found every phone ringing off the hook. From the moment the day started, it was clear this response would be all hands on deck.":1,"#Low-lying New Orleans was vulnerable, and Katrina took advantage. The storm surge overwhelmed the levees, causing catastrophic flooding in 80% of the city. More than 1,300 people lost their lives. Streets ran like rivers, carrying away people’s homes.":1,"#When Hurricane Katrina first formed in the Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center predicted it would be big and bad. After coasting over Florida as a tropical storm, Katrina entered the Gulf, where it rapidly intensified to a Category 5 hurricane, eventually slamming into Louisiana as a strong Category 3.":1,"#Convoy of Hope reflects on Hurricane Katrina, 20 years later.":1,"#The Storm That Changed Everything: 20 Years After Katrina | Convoy of Hope":1},"version":30155}]