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Search and rescue efforts are still ongoing in Florida, and 440,000 homes and businesses in Florida are without electricity. Elsewhere in the Caribbean,":1,"#Ian became the third-costliest weather disaster on record at $112 billion in damage. Responsible for more than 150 deaths in Florida alone, it was the deadliest <a ljsid-1=\"\">hurricane</a> to strike the state since 1935.":1,"#By September 24, with wind speeds reaching 40 mph, <a ljsid-1=\"\">Tropical Storm</a> Ian was moving across the Caribbean. It quickly progressed through each <a ljsid-3=\"\">hurricane</a> category as it crossed over a major island nation into the Gulf of Mexico and slammed into Florida on September 28.":1,"#🚨 Convoy of Hope is bringing hope and life-giving aid to the residents of Oahu, which has experienced massive flooding across the state. 🚨 It marks the worst flooding the area has seen in the past two decades.\n\nWhat began as heavy rainfall on March 17 in Oahu, Hawaii, escalated into flash flooding across the region. The flooding has impacted roads, airports, and a hospital, and has destroyed homes and schools.\n\nRescue efforts have saved over 230 individuals, including 72 children and adults who were airlifted from a spring break youth camp that was especially at risk.\n\nWhat started as stormy weather has turned catastrophic for individuals and families. But Convoy of Hope is bringing hope and life-giving aid to the residents of Oahu during this disaster.\n\nStay tuned here for updates.\n\n(AP Photo/Mengshin Lin)":1,"#🚨 Convoy of Hope is bringing hope and life-giving":1,"#If Ian grows as expected, the island to the southeast of the Gulf of Mexico could be hit with 110 mph winds. Florida could experience winds of 130 mph. And while high wind speed can cause significant damage, most of the deaths and damage attributed to hurricanes are due to <a ljsid-1=\"\">storm surge and flooding</a>.":1,"#Ian is <a ljsid-1=\"\">on course</a> to strike the western part of the island nation south of Florida, possibly as a major hurricane. When it enters the eastern Gulf of Mexico, those living anywhere along Florida’s coast are at risk. Parts of Tampa Bay could see tide levels 5 to 8 feet higher than normal. The last time Tampa Bay was hit by a storm this size was <a ljsid-3=\"\">more than 100 years ago</a>.":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\">NOAA</a> is predicting life-threatening storm surge, flash flooding, mudslides, and devastating wind damage on the island today. Florida will begin to see the first signs of the storm by late today. Dangerous storm surge and hurricane-force winds could arrive by Wednesday morning.":1,"#Hurricane Ian plowed into the island country south of Florida early this morning as a major Category 3 hurricane. The <a ljsid-1=\"\">almost-certain forecast</a> is that the storm will continue to grow before making landfall near Tampa Bay late Wednesday or early Thursday.":1,"#Ian quickly regained strength after it passed over the island. At 5 a.m. this morning, Ian <a ljsid-1=\"\">officially crossed</a> the sustained-winds threshold necessary to name it a Category 4 hurricane. Its current sustained wind speed is 140 mph. To put that into perspective, the <a ljsid-3=\"\">top speed</a> of many passenger trains is 150 mph. The damage will be catastrophic.":1,"#Ian struck the country south of Florida yesterday as a Category 3 storm. The sustained winds of 125 mph completely <a ljsid-1=\"\">knocked out</a> the country’s power grid. Eleven million people are without electricity.":1,"#All of a major Caribbean island nation is in the dark, and Florida will face a <a ljsid-1=\"\">Category 4</a> hurricane this evening as Hurricane Ian barrels toward the Florida coast. Convoy of Hope is responding and will deploy a relief team to the area later today.":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\">Donate to Convoy’s response</a> to Hurricane Ian <a ljsid-2=\"\">here</a>.":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\">According to CNN</a>, tidal surge is washing over roads in Lee County, Florida. Law enforcement in Sarasota, Florida, was withdrawn after the mayor deemed the sustained wind pressure too hazardous. Meanwhile, parts of the island nation south of Florida sustained 5 to 8 feet of storm surge in Ian’s wake. At least two people have lost their lives.":1,"#<a ljsid-0=\"\">At this point</a>, more than 2 million households in Florida are without power. Fort Myers is devastated, with houses being washed away completely. Estimates for the cost of the storm are between $40 billion and $50 billion. In the island nation south of Florida, where Ian hit as a Category 3 storm, <a ljsid-2=\"\">11 million people</a> still don’t have electricity days after the hurricane made landfall.":1,"#The tragedy of Hurricane Ian continues to unfold. State officials have confirmed that <a ljsid-1=\"\">47 people</a> have died in Florida because of the storm. Four more have died in North Carolina, and three deaths are confirmed in the Caribbean island nation south of Florida. More than 850,000 are without power, and roads to some islands and outlying areas are still completely destroyed. More than 1,000 people have been rescued from flooded areas.":1,"#Join Ridgemont and Convoy of Hope to provide immediate relief to families and communities in need through the Crisis Relief Fund.":1,"#Ridgemont Delivers Hope | Crisis Relief Fund | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Ridgemont Cares Ukraine Response":1,"#Le 20 mars, face à la montée continue des eaux, des ordres d'évacuation officiels ont été émis pour environ 5 500 habitants des zones sinistrées. Les inondations ont endommagé des routes, des aéroports et un hôpital, et ont détruit des maisons et des écoles.":1,"#Rescue efforts have saved over 230 individuals, including 72 children and adults who were airlifted from a spring break youth camp that was especially at risk. Families never could have predicted the degree of the impact, which is now estimated to be over $1 billion of damage.":1,"#On March 20, official evacuation orders were given for some 5,500 residents in the affected areas as water levels continued to rise. The flooding has impacted roads, airports, and a hospital, and has destroyed homes and schools.":1,"#For those whose lives have been upended, stress and fear can be overwhelming. But receiving tangible care and practical resources — including emergency relief supplies — will give them much needed hope.":1,"#What started as stormy weather has turned catastrophic for individuals and families. But Convoy of Hope is bringing hope and life-giving aid to the residents of Oahu during this disaster.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">3. Start and End Dates</strong> – The Giveaway Period will begin at the start of the concert and end at the conclusion of the concert when the winners are selected.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">2. Odds of Winning </strong>– Odds of winning depend on the number of people who enter the Giveaway. Two winners will be chosen from the entries, and each winner may bring one guest to the meet-and-greet.":1,"#By submitting personal information and entering the 2026 Blessing Offor Heart So Real Tour Meet-and-Greet Giveaway, you are sharing your information with Convoy of Hope. By sharing your information you give Convoy of Hope consent to contact you about your donation and other opportunities or updates. If you provided a mobile number, data rates may apply. To opt out or manage your personal information, see our <a ljsid-1=\"\">privacy policy</a>.":1,"#2026 Blessing Offor Heart So Real Tour Meet and Greet Giveaway":1,"#By donating on this page you are entering for a chance to win a Meet and Greet with Blessing. See official rules <a ljsid-1=\"\">here</a>.":1,"#To enter the meet & greet without giving, <a ljsid-1=\"\">click here</a>.":1,"#Feed Children Today Join Blessing Offor and Convoy of Hope to feed 100 children in Africa. $120 feeds one child for an entire year. By donating on this page you are entering for a chance to win a Meet and...":1,"#Convoy Partner | Blessing Offor | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Blessing Offor stands on a sand dune. The dune has dune grasses and flowering shrubs growing out of it.":1,"#$120 feeds one child for an entire year.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">12. Disclaimers </strong>– Convoy of Hope assumes no responsibility for lost, late, misdirected, illegible, incorrect, or inaccurate entry information whether caused by an internet problem or the individual completing the entry. Convoy of Hope reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel or suspend this contest should a cause beyond the control of Convoy of Hope corrupt the administration, security, or proper operation of the Giveaway. Any attempt by an individual to deliberately undermine the legitimate operation of the contest is in violation of criminal and civil laws.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">11. Indemnification</strong> – By entering the Giveaway, entrants agree to hold harmless Convoy of Hope, its employees, agents, representatives, and other participating partners in the promotion, for: (i) any claim arising out of the Giveaway and (ii) any claim arising from their attendance at the meet-and-greet.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">10. Conditions of Entry </strong>– By participating in this promotion, entrants agree to be bound by the Official Rules and the decisions of Convoy of Hope. Winners assume all applicable tax liability for their prize.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">9. Choice of Law</strong> – Missouri law — as the law of the state where Convoy of Hope is headquartered — governs any potential issues arising from the Giveaway, including but not limited to the awarding of the Giveaway prize.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">8. Contact</strong> – Convoy of Hope is the official Giveaway sponsor, 1 Convoy Dr., Springfield, MO 65802 (“Sponsor”). For questions regarding the Giveaway or a list of winners, please call Convoy of Hope at (417) 851-4466.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">7. Winner Selection and Notification</strong> – The winners for this Giveaway will be randomly selected from a pool of eligible entrants and announced at the end of the concert. To claim their place at the meet-and-greet, winners may be required to provide proof of identification (i.e., government-issued identification). If a winner does not claim their place at the meet-and-greet in a reasonably prompt manner, the winner forfeits their place in the meet-and-greet and is not entitled to any other meet-and-greet opportunities.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">6. Description and Value of the Giveaway</strong> – The winners will be invited to a meet-and-greet with Blessing Offor after the concert. Each winner may bring one guest. The value of the meet-and-greet is not monetary.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">5. Method of Entry</strong> – To be entered into the Giveaway, visit convoyofhope.org/blessing-offor/enter and provide your name, address, email, phone number, and date of birth on the entry form. Individuals who donate at convoyofhope.org/blessing-offor/ will also be entered into the Giveaway. If an individual submits entries through both of these pages, only one entry will be counted.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">4. Eligibility Requirements</strong> – The Giveaway is open to legal residents of the United States who are at least eighteen (18) years of age and who are in attendance at the Blessing Offor Heart So Real concert at the time of entry. Convoy of Hope employees, immediate family members of employees (i.e., parents, spouse, grandparents, siblings, children, or grandchildren), and members of an employee’s household are ineligible to win. Incomplete entries will not be considered. Entries are limited to one (1) per person per Giveaway Period and are void where prohibited by law. Due to state-specific giveaway laws, residents of Rhode Island are ineligible to enter. Convoy of Hope will void any entry that contains unauthorized third-party content, personally identifiable information of individuals other than the entrant, or sensitive/confidential content. Convoy of Hope reserves the right to strike an entry based on its sole discretion.":1,"#Join Blessing Offor and Convoy of Hope to feed 100 children in Africa.":1,"#Convoy Responds to Flooding in Oahu":1,"#Supporting the Crisis Relief Fund allow us to respond quickly to disasters like the <strong ljsid-1=\"\">historic flooding</strong> <strong ljsid-3=\"\">in Oahu, Hawaii</strong> and stay after the storm — reminding families they are not alone.":1,"#When Disasters Hit, Convoy Responds.":1,"#Processing Fees Covered":1,"#One-Time Gift":1,"#Add $1.80 to cover processing fees":1,"#WAGF | Formulaire de demande":1,"#This cookie, set by Nelio A/B Testing, is used to perform A/B tests.":1,"#180 days":1,"#Nelio Software":1,"#^nabSegmentation$":1,"#All Stories | Page 28 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 27 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 26 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 25 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 24 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 23 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 22 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 21 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 20 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 19 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 18 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 17 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 16 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 15 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 14 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 13 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 12 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#All Stories | Page 11 of 110 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#3 results for “cuba”":1,"#Through a <a ljsid-1=\"\">qualified charitable distribution</a> (QCD), you can directly transfer funds from your IRA to a charity, which then establishes a charitable gift annuity on your behalf. <strong ljsid-3=\"\">Note that the current maximum one-time contribution from your IRA is $54,000.</strong>":1,"#Charitable Gift Annuities: 2025 Guide":1,"#Springfield Volunteers: No Hope Crew on March 24 or March 26":1,"#Keep my one-time $103.30 gift":1,"#You searched for Inscription | Convoy of Hope":1,"#0 results for “Inscription”":1,"#Fondo de Ayuda para Crisis de Convoy":1,"##MondayMotivation: It’s natural to want to defend yourself when you feel attacked. But sometimes the strongest response is patience, kindness, and gentleness.\nConvoy of Hope seeks to respond in a way that sets the tone in the middle of disaster — to bring hope and dignity when people need it most. ♥️\nHow will you respond to the situations you face this week?":1,"##MondayMotivation: It’s natural to want to defend":1,"#No Hope Crew on March 24 or March 26":1,"#For more updates on Convoy of Hope’s response, follow us here and on social media.":1,"#In the aftermath of devastation, hope is on the way.":1,"#As of early this morning, March 11, Convoy of Hope is on the move. Convoy is transporting crucial supplies to these affected communities, including tarps, totes, hygiene items, and fresh water. Our team is also providing illumination kits containing flashlights, lanterns, and batteries to the communities lacking electricity.":1,"#Homes were demolished, roofs ripped from buildings, and trees uprooted from the ground. Softball-sized hail struck some areas in Indiana on top of the rubble and exposed infrastructure. The extensive debris and damage trapped people in their homes. Knocked-down utility poles were rendered useless, leaving communities with no power.":1,"#Overnight on Tuesday, March 10, a severe weather system left a path of destruction across the Midwest. Tornadoes touched down in multiple regions, including Kankakee County in Illinois and the area surrounding Lake Village in Indiana. In Lake Village, at least two people were killed.":1,"#Tornado Outbreak Tears Through Illinois & Indiana Overnight | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Disaster relief is on the way after severe storm damage across Kankakee County, Illinois, and Lake Village, Indiana":1,"#March 11, 2026 | 12:21 p.m.":1,"#« L'eau et le genre ».":1,"#Video Archives | Page 10 of 17 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#The J.M. Smucker Co. & Convoy Serve Together | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Global Impact Award":1,"#J.M. Smucker Co":1,"#Convoy is grateful for companies like The J.M. Smucker Co. who give generously and selflessly to those in need.":1,"#“Being able to distribute Hostess products after a disaster is one of the most meaningful things we have the opportunity to do,” said Convoy’s Eric Gordon. “For individuals and families who have been impacted and are just beginning their recovery journey, Hostess represents comfort and familiarity during an incredibly uncertain time. In fact, it is often one of the first items our partners request and begin distributing upon arrival.”":1,"#Our disaster response team sees the comfort a Hostess product can bring in the midst of uncertainty.":1,"#Convoy receives multiple loads from the company every week, getting ready-to-eat food items that are used across our programs, whether distributing to partner organizations, community events, or disasters.":1,"#“The J.M. Smucker team are great people who care and operate with excellence,” said Convoy’s Ethan Forhetz, VP of Public Engagement. “They are faithful to provide truckloads of items that people know and love. They have a true desire to help meet the needs of the hurting, and we are pleased to honor them for their commitment.”":1,"#In March, Convoy of Hope honored The J.M. Smucker Co. with the 2025 Global Impact Award for their decade-long partnership and support. Employees were honored at The J.M. Smucker Co. and Hostess production facility in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, with the award...":1,"#Employees were honored at The J.M. Smucker Co. and Hostess production facility in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, with the award recognizing their steadfast commitment to Convoy’s mission. In 2025 alone, they donated hundreds of semi-loads of products to our work, and the Hostess brand has partnered with us since 2016.":1,"#In March, Convoy of Hope honored The J.M. Smucker Co. with the 2025 Global Impact Award for their decade-long partnership and support.":1,"#NASCAR Foundation":1,"#Joey Logano Foundation":1,"#Watch how Convoy of Hope teamed up with The NASCAR Foundation and The Joey Logano Foundation to offer help and hope to fans at Phoenix Raceway.":1,"#Convoy of Hope partnered with the Joey Logano and NASCAR foundations to bring relief in response to COVID-19.":1,"#NASCAR and Joey Logano Foundation Partner at Phoenix Raceway":1,"#“Helping them is like helping family, and that’s what NASCAR is all about.”":1,"#3 results for “Cuba”":1,"#, this organization mobilizes swiftly to provide vital aid and comfort to communities traumatized by earthquakes.":1,"#or across":1,"#When disaster strikes, earthquake relief efforts set in motion lifelines of hope — and Convoy of Hope is leading the charge. Whether in":1,"#How Convoy of Hope Provides Earthquake Relief":1,"#Learn how Convoy of Hope provides earthquake relief, supports earthquake victims, and how you can donate to help with earthquake recovery efforts.":1,"#Earthquake Relief - Give Hope Today":1,"#Ultimately, Convoy of Hope’s global earthquake relief efforts provide more than goods — they deliver comfort, dignity, and hope. You can make a difference today. Whenever you decide to donate earthquake relief, know that your generosity fuels Convoy of Hope’s mission: restoring lives and lighting the path to recovery.":1,"#By choosing to donate earthquake relief, supporters become part of something greater — enabling Convoy of Hope to send emergency supplies, gear, and meals to those most vulnerable, from Turkey’s refugee camps to Myanmar’s remote villages. Every earthquake relief donation empowers teams to deliver essentials when and where they matter most, turning shattered lives into stories of resilience and recovery.":1,"#These unwavering relief operations show how Convoy of Hope’s earthquake relief fund is deployed strategically to ensure rapid, effective support. Donations to this fund fuel logistics, supplies, and local partnerships — amplifying the impact of every dollar.":1,"#Fast forward to 2025: A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, leaving devastation in its wake. Convoy of Hope once again sprang into action — distributing meals, family food kits, medical supplies, and hygiene items even in hard-to-reach areas, bringing critically needed relief to tens of thousands of displaced families.":1,"#Over time, their impact grew: more than 1 million meals served, nearly 100,000 pairs of shoes distributed, and countless hygiene and baby care supplies delivered to families grappling with loss and uncertainty. As winter approached, Convoy distributed cold-weather gear including warm clothing and winterization kits — ensuring survivors could stay safe and warm.":1,"#In early 2023, a magnitude 7.8 quake rocked southern Turkey and its neighbor, displacing millions. Convoy of Hope responded immediately — delivering food, water, hygiene kits, diapers, clothing, and blankets.":1,"#Immediate Earthquake <em ljsid-1=\"\">Relief</em>":1,"#Recent Earthquake <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Relief</strong> Projects":1,"#Help provide immediate earthquake relief to those in need":1,"#That’s a wrap on International Women’s Day Celebration 2026! 🩷\n\nWhat an incredible night celebrating with women from around the globe and hearing from special guests @holamoriah, @simplythree, and @lauren_daigle.\n\nThe party is just getting started — learn how you can be part of Convoy’s work at the links in our story.\n\n#internationalwomensday2026 #iwd #empowerwomen":1,"#That’s a wrap on International Women’s Day Celebra":1,"#September 9, 2020 | 4:39 p.m.":1,"#Convoy of Hope entered the fourth week of responding to Hurricane Laura. In that time, Convoy has sent more than 90 loads of product — totaling more than 2 million pounds of food and relief supplies — to the area. With the help of local churches, businesses, and organizational partners, we’ve been able to help tens of thousands of people as they traverse the complicated aftermath of this natural disaster.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA</strong> — Hurricane Laura’s record-breaking winds and torrential rains are now officially responsible for 72 deaths and more than $10.1 billion in damage. The storm inflicted serious damage to the power and water grids of the communities it passed over.":1,"#September 17, 2020 | 4:25 p.m.":1,"#Convoy of Hope is responding to Hurricane Laura which is posed to hit along the Texas or Louisiana coastlines. Food, water, and relief supplies are prepared to deploy.":1,"#Convoy of Hope Responds to Hurricane Laura":1,"#A little bit of kindness goes a long way, especially after disaster strikes. Thank you for supporting Convoy of Hope as we continue to serve those suffering in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura.":1,"#Lake Charles":1,"#Convoy of Hope will arrive in the anticipated impact area on Wednesday and will pre-position several truckloads of disaster relief supplies to help communities in the storm’s path. Convoy is prepared to distribute food, water, hygiene kits, and other disaster relief supplies at a drive-thru point of distribution site. Teams will also deliver supplies door-to-door in neighborhoods affected by the storm.":1,"#Jeff Nene, Convoy of Hope’s National Spokesperson, said, “With staff and supplies in close proximity, Convoy’s Disaster Services team can respond quickly when needed.”":1,"#Convoy of Hope’s Disaster Services team is deploying in response to Hurricane Laura. According to the National Hurricane Center, Laura is expected to make landfall near the Louisiana-Texas border as a major hurricane later this week.":1,"#August 25, 2020 | 3:30 p.m.":1,"#The National Hurricane Center warned the surge could be “unsurvivable” in some areas. Convoy of Hope’s Disaster Services team pre-positioned themselves in Dallas yesterday and will be departing for the Lake Charles area within the hour. With more than 20 staff and 15 vehicles, our team is prepared to distribute food, water, and other relief supplies to those who have been affected.":1,"#Fortunately, he heard about the Convoy of Hope distribution taking place near his home. He and Kasan came through the walk-up distribution line each day to pick up snacks and other supplies. Kasan loved the cookies and applesauce; Karlnell was appreciative of the food and the supplies, especially the ice and the tarps. With that little bit of extra support, Karlnell is confident they’ll make it through until his work starts back up.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">DALLAS, TX</strong> — Last night, Hurricane Laura descended on the Louisiana-Texas coast as a Category 4 storm. Packing 150 mph winds and torrential rains, it made landfall around Cameron, Louisiana. Many details about damage and the potential loss of life are still unknown, but the latest developments show that Laura has weakened to a Category 2 storm. The hurricane is still dangerous with winds clocking in at 110 mph. Laura will likely become a tropical storm later today as it moves into Arkansas.":1,"#August 27, 2020 | 9:05 a.m.":1,"#At least five more tractor-trailers filled with supplies are arriving today and the distribution of relief supplies will start as soon as possible. Special observances are being made to protect those we serve and our team members from COVID-19 during the response. Lake Charles is facing enormous challenges — the entire city is without power and water. As residents come back to the devastation, they’ll be in need of food, water, and relief supplies.":1,"#Damage has also been reported in Texas and Arkansas. A Convoy of Hope Disaster Services team deployed to the affected area on Wednesday. Yesterday, they departed from where they were pre-positioning in Dallas, Texas, for Lake Charles, Louisiana. Our team worked late into the night Thursday setting up a hub of operation including a temporary warehouse. Distribution of food, water, and relief supplies will start tomorrow.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA</strong> — Hurricane Laura made landfall along the Texas-Louisiana coastline early yesterday morning as a Category 4 hurricane — the region’s strongest storm in more than a century. At least four people were killed in Louisiana, and more than 910,000 homes and businesses were left without power. Wind gusts of more than 120 mph ripped away roofs, snapped trees, bent steel poles and lampposts, and ripped street signs from the ground. Some coastal areas were covered with more than 9 feet of water.":1,"#August 28, 2020 | 10 a.m.":1,"#Convoy of Hope’s distribution of relief supplies started this morning and will continue into the afternoon. Cars were lined up early to receive help, as many are without electricity and water. Convoy of Hope’s Disaster Services team is passing out food, water, and cleanup supplies from a point of distribution site. Door-to-door distribution is expected to start as soon as affected neighborhoods become accessible.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA </strong>— As the death toll has climbed past 14, the people in and around Lake Charles, Louisiana, are feeling the devastating effects of Hurricane Laura. Unfortunately, much of the damage is unknown, as many areas are still inaccessible.":1,"#August 29, 2020 | 2:45 p.m.":1,"#Starting this week, we’ll distribute supplies to partners and churches in the surrounding communities. Convoy of Hope will be serving disaster survivors for several weeks. You can help provide hope and much-needed supplies by donating to our Hurricane Laura response <a ljsid-1=\"\">here</a>.":1,"#As someone who works in construction, Karlnell soon got word that the storm had temporarily put him out of work. With no power, no water, and his city in disarray, he wasn’t sure what he was going to do.":1,"#On top of widespread power outages, the Louisiana Department of Health estimates that more than 200,000 people are without water. Convoy has already committed more than 20 tractor-trailer loads of water to the area.":1,"#Over the weekend, Convoy of Hope distributed relief supplies to more than 1,500 families impacted by Hurricane Laura. Convoy is distributing food, water, cleanup supplies, tarps, ice, baby kits, and hygiene kits through a drive-thru distribution in Lake Charles, Louisiana. We’ve also set up a point of distribution in Monroe, Louisiana, where a drive-thru distribution started yesterday.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA </strong>— With more than 350,000 people still without power along the Gulf Coast, gaining access to basic necessities is proving to be more and more difficult for thousands of people impacted by Hurricane Laura. Some reports say it could take weeks — maybe even a month — for power to be restored. That means closed stores and an almost impossible set of circumstances for individuals and families who need food, ice, and hygiene supplies.":1,"#August 31, 2020 | 4:05 p.m.":1,"#Convoy has already helped nearly 27,000 people with relief supplies and will be in the affected area distributing items for weeks to come.":1,"#“We have more than 70 tractor-trailer loads of supplies on the ground or en route,” says Stacy Lamb, Convoy of Hope’s U.S. Disaster Services Senior Director. “The need is great — people are without food and water, and we’re here to help meet those basic needs. We are distributing relief supplies to families and individuals from a point of distribution, and we’re resourcing multiple partners and churches in surrounding communities.”":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA </strong>— Convoy of Hope has delivered more than 1.1 million pounds of disaster relief supplies in response to Hurricane Laura. With widespread power outages and numerous water systems down, Convoy of Hope is serving storm survivors with basic necessities, such as food, water, ice, and hygiene supplies.":1,"#September 3, 2020 | 5:05 p.m.":1,"#Cities Served":1,"#Volunteer Hours Worked":1,"#“The storm was scary,” says Kasan, “because the wind was pushing real hard and sounded like waves pushing against the house.”":1,"#Pounds of Resources Delivered":1,"#Convoy of Hope has established a base of operations in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where we are running daily drive through distributions and are resourcing surrounding communities through local partners. Power and water remain completely out in Lake Charles, and it could be weeks before both are restored.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA</strong> — Hurricane Laura — the tenth-strongest U.S. hurricane landfall on record — caused the deaths of at least 24 people in the U.S. and inflicted an estimated $8.7 billion in insured damage in Southwestern Louisiana and Southeastern Texas. There are still more than 250,000 people without power. Water is also a major issue with an estimated 70 water systems still down across the state.":1,"#September 4, 2020 | 11:30 a.m.":1,"#New protocols and procedures have been put in place to keep our team members, volunteers, and those we serve safe. Temperature checks, masks, social distancing, and limiting volunteers are all precautions Convoy of Hope has implemented to provide a safe environment for everyone involved. Convoy continues to serve thousands of people around the world — even in the midst of the pandemic. We’ve quickly adapted to continue serving those in need.":1,"#“The safety of those we are serving is top priority,” says Jeff Nene, Convoy of Hope’s National Spokesperson. “We want to provide help to meet immediate needs of those impacted by the storm, but we also want to ensure everyone’s health is protected.”":1,"#When Hurricane Laura was forming and forecast to be the first significant hurricane of the 2020 season, Convoy’s Disaster Services team was preparing to deploy. But their work actually began months ago as they planned for responses in a COVID-19 world.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA </strong>— COVID-19 has brought challenges and changes in the way we all live, work, and play. It’s also brought changes to how Convoy of Hope responds to disasters.":1,"#September 8, 2020 | 5:30 p.m.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA </strong>— Convoy of Hope’s work in Louisiana in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura continues this week. Here’s the latest update from Stacy Lamb, Senior Director of U.S. Disaster Services.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">LAKE CHARLES, LA</strong> — Karlnell held tightly to his son, Kasan, as they sat on their couch and waited for Hurricane Laura to pass. After hours of waiting to see if their house would survive the storm, the two emerged to find their community of Lake Charles without power and water.":1,"#September 18, 2020 | 9:35 a.m.":1,"#Visit our <a ljsid-1=\"\">Women’s Empowerment</a> page to learn more about how Convoy of Hope is empowering over 78,000 women and girls in 32 countries.":1,"#In Moldova, Slovakia, and Spain, celebrations included food, fellowship, and inspirational messages. Some women took home flowers, and one location even offered pampering with hair, nails, and makeup services. Those gathered also learned how Convoy of Hope is empowering women across Europe.":1,"#Convoy teams from across the globe also celebrated International Women’s Day. In Australia, events were held in both Sydney and Darwin. During those events, a new partnership was launched supporting the <em ljsid-1=\"\">Dress Her With Dignity</em> project which provides clothing to women in local hospitals who have experienced domestic abuse.":1,"#In addition to enjoying a small plate social, photo booths, and shopping, attendees packed 8,700 feminine hygiene kits and experienced an immersive walk-through exhibit of the struggles and triumphs of women and girls in Convoy’s programs.":1,"#This year’s distinguished guest was Grammy award-winning vocalist Lauren Daigle, who treated the audience to both an interview and an incredible performance.":1,"#The sold-out event focused on the challenges faced by women and girls around the world, including gender inequality, hunger, poverty, and lack of opportunities. Attendees learned how Convoy’s Women’s Empowerment program addresses those challenges through one of the most powerful forces in a community, the women themselves.":1,"#Over 1,500 attendees gathered at Convoy of Hope’s Global Headquarters & Training Center on March 12 to celebrate International Women’s Day.":1,"#Over 1,500 attendees gathered at Convoy of Hope’s Global Headquarters & Training Center on March 12 to celebrate International Women’s Day. The sold-out event focused on the challenges faced by women and girls around the world, including gender inequality, hunger,...":1,"#Celebrating International Women’s Day 2026 | Convoy of Hope":1,"#document.addEventListener(\"DOMContentLoaded\", function () { const target = document.querySelector(\"div.blog__featured-video\"); const replacement = document.querySelector(\"figure.use-this-to-replace-video\"); if (target && replacement) { target.replaceWith(replacement); } });":1,"#Donate To Empower Women":1,"#Empowering Women":1,"#épidémies de tornades":1,"#au Michigan, en Indiana et en Illinois,":1,"#Convoy of Hope, a global relief organization, is aiming to supply partners with 10 million meals to distribute across the United States.":1,"#10 Million Meals | Convoy of Hope":1,"#Convoy of Hope is a faith-based, nonprofit organization with a driving passion to feed the world through children’s feeding initiatives, community outreaches, and disaster response. Visit convoyofhope.org to donate to their response.":1,"#“With the public’s help, we will deliver 10 million meals—and hopefully even more—to those who need them most,” said Donaldson. “Like our response to any major disaster or crisis, we intend to do as much as we can for as long as we can.”":1,"#This week, Convoy of Hope’s fleet of tractor-trailers has delivered more than 60 loads of goods around the country. Much of the food has been donated by major corporations; because of current demands on suppliers, some of the food is being purchased at below wholesale prices. Additional resources will be needed as the new virus continues to spread and needs increase exponentially.":1,"#“This is a united act of compassion,” said Hal Donaldson, president of Convoy of Hope. “Churches, businesses, civic organizations, and local governments are coming together to help children and families get through this difficult period. Many families have lost employment and, with school closures, children have lost access to school lunch programs,” Donaldson said. “The need is great — we have received hundreds of requests for food from 35 states.”":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">SPRINGFIELD, MO — March 25, 2020 —</strong> In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Convoy of Hope, a global relief organization, is aiming to supply partners with 10 million meals to distribute across the United States. 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Watch this documentary to see what Convoy has accomplished.":1,"#ItsJudyTime":1,"#YouTube: <a ljsid-1=\"\">youtube.com/itsJudysLife</a>":1,"#Check out ItsJudyTime":1,"#Join us as we partner with Judy and Benji for this unique event that features special guests, audience participation, incentives for giving and dancing!":1,"#“Last year Dancember raised more than $200,000,” Judy announced. “This year, Convoy of Hope’s Children’s Feeding Initiative, which feeds nearly 150,000 children in 10 countries, will be the main beneficiary.”":1,"#Join us as we partner with ItsJudyTime for this unique event that features special guests, audience participation, incentives for giving and dancing!":1,"#Convoy of Hope | Dancember with ItsJudyTime":1,"#With more than four million followers on YouTube, Judy Travis, known widely for <em ljsid-1=\"\"><a ljsid-1-0=\"\">ItsJudyTime</a>,</em> is considered to be one of the industry’s top social media influencers. Each year, Judy and her husband, Benji, host a 24-hour live broadcast in December, known as Dancember. The event raises awareness and funds for different humanitarian causes throughout the world.":1,"#Women from around the world, one powerful story of":1,"#Women from around the world, one powerful story of hope 🌍✨\nThrough Convoy of Hope’s Women’s Empowerment program, women are gaining more than skills — they’re finding confidence, community, and life-changing opportunity. From different cultures and backgrounds, they now stand together stronger, equipped to provide for their families and shape brighter futures.\nWhen women are empowered, entire communities are transformed. 💗 #womensempowerment #convoyofhope #strongertogether":1,"#Support Wildfire Relief in Spain Through the Crisis Relief Fund":1,"#León":1,"#Castile":1,"#Galicia":1,"#Many survivors remain displaced, while others are returning to a very different reality in their homes and communities. Convoy is helping them take the first steps toward recovery.":1,"#Convoy of Hope is on the ground, 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.":1,"#Spain is facing its most devastating wildfire season in decades, with fires burning nearly 1 million acres of land — much of it in Galicia, Castile and León, and Extremadura. Four lives have been lost, including a firefighter’s, and more than 31,000 people have evacuated their homes.":1,"#Convoy is responding to the Spain wildfire. 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