DANVILLE, Va. (WFXR) – God’s Pit Crew’s Immediate Disaster Response Team will be sending out a second wave of volunteers as a start of their Holiday Relief Mission.
Volunteers will be sent to Western North Carolina to serve residents who are still recovering from the impact of Hurricane Helene.
With the Holiday season starting, most families are still struggling with tragic losses and damage after Helene. The Holiday Relief Mission will assist in restoration efforts and give hope to those impacted in the communities to help during the holidays.
There have been recovery efforts over the last four weeks in Asheville with volunteers from 25 states to aid over 200 families.
Once they return home for a small break, volunteers will be sent out to North Carolina for relief efforts and as a part of God’s Pit Crew Holiday Relief Mission. There will be red tractor-trailers that are fully equipped to aid homeowners with flood cleanup, mold remediation, structure demolition, and damaged tree and debris removal.
If you are looking to volunteer visit GodsPitCrew.org. If you are in need of assistance there is a North Carolina Assistance Form on the website as well.
“Some of the most heartbreaking experiences and testimonies we’ve encountered in our 25-year run have come from this storm,” shared God’s Pit Crew President Randy Johnson. “Our prayers continue to pour out for everyone impacted – from immense property damage to loss in families, this will be a long road ahead to navigate for a lot of people.”
“Holiday Relief Mission will be a powerful way to come together and serve others in need – providing hope and love when it has seemed so distant over the past month,” added Johnson. “We pray to help as many people impacted by Helene as possible, and we rely on the donors and volunteers who act as the main heartbeats of the ministry to keep fueling us forward.”
Volunteer and donation opportunities can be found at GodsPitCrew.org or by calling and talking to a representative at (434) 836-4472.