Disaster Relief
Lihue Corps Community Center Disaster Relief Information
Disaster Relief Services at Lihue Corps Community Center
Services provided upon activation from The Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters in coordination with the Kauai Emergency Management Agency. Locally, Lihue Corps assists first responders with search-and-rescue efforts by providing continental breakfast and lunch. TSA Lihue also provided breakfast to visitors who were misplaced at shelters during the tsunami warning. Officers frequently report to and collaborate with local leadership, always in a readiness posture to serve.
How You Can Help
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Donate: Your donation helps us respond to disasters quickly and effectively.
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Volunteer: Give your time to help with disaster relief. You can serve meals, offer emotional support, or assist with cleanup and recovery.
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Spread Awareness: Share information about The Salvation Army's disaster relief efforts and encourage others to support our work.
By working together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of those affected by disasters. The Salvation Army is committed to being a beacon of hope, providing relief, and restoring communities.
Every year, natural disasters destroy local economies and devastate lives.
No matter where disaster strikes, The Salvation Army is already there with a comprehensive emergency response plan.
As one of the most well-known disaster-relief organizations in the country, The Salvation Army is ready with immediate response and recovery plans unique to the community affected. Plans forged from decades of recovery efforts and learnings from across the world.
We serve in nearly every community in the United States long before a disaster happens. We’re among the first on the spot, providing wildfire, flood, tornado, or hurricane relief, and we stay long after a catastrophe has passed.
If you or someone you know has been affected by an natural disaster, find help by contacting your local Salvation Army.
Stats
600,000
survivors and first responders who receive support, hope and healing last year
4,307
disasters were responded to by The Salvation Army last year
421,145
people in the United States received disaster assistance last year
The Salvation Army fights natural disasters with acts of God.
When natural disasters strike, The Salvation Army is there to provide immediate assistance and help with long-term recovery. Your donation helps provide essential services to survivors and first responders.
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