07/22/2026
Like so many of you, we are deeply heartbroken by the severe flooding hitting our West Virginia communities. Our thoughts and constant prayers are with every individual and family facing this devastating loss. We serve a big God, and we know that even in the darkest valleys, He is our refuge and strength.We are currently putting together a coordinated relief plan to provide tangible help, organize supply drives, and gather financial support. We will share a follow-up post very soon with the exact details on how you can join this mission.In the meantime, let’s ensure that anyone currently in need has access to immediate help.
Please share these emergency resources with your loved ones and networks:
Emergency Housing: If someone needs a safe place to sleep tonight, please have them call WV 211 or check the American Red Cross shelter map.Cleanup Help: A volunteer hotline is open at 1-800-451-1954 where residents can request free assistance with flood cleanup and debris removal.
Damage Reporting: Affected homeowners should visit WVFloodRecovery.com to document property damage, which helps disaster relief teams deploy help efficiently.
Thank you for your generous hearts, your prayers, and your readiness to serve. God bless you, and please watch for our action plan coming shortly.
CDBG DR Citizen Participation Plan 02.19.20 Notices Disaster Recovery Program West Virginia Development Office received HUD’s authority to use grant