Disaster Recovery – Volunteers Helping People in Need
Helping to rebuild homes is a major mission project at Immanuel United Methodist church. Since 2007 Immanuel has supported 27 home rebuilding projects in areas struck by natural disasters.
About our Teams
Volunteer teams are made up of general contractors, very skilled home owners and those who have never raised a hammer. The team members participate in hands-on projects where they perform rebuilding tasks under the guidance of skilled and experienced team members and local relief organizations.
Our teams work in coordination with larger disaster recovery efforts. The assignments are varied and typically involve work on a re-construction project or follow-up on work done by a preceding team.
Previous Projects
For more information on our previous disaster recovery projects start by viewing the Trip Summary page.
Future Projects
Our next project will have us returning to Clendenin, West Virginia August 19th - 25th for a second time in 2018. Click here for a brochure with more details.
Helping to rebuild homes is a major mission project at Immanuel United Methodist church. Since 2007 Immanuel has supported 27 home rebuilding projects in areas struck by natural disasters.
About our Teams
Volunteer teams are made up of general contractors, very skilled home owners and those who have never raised a hammer. The team members participate in hands-on projects where they perform rebuilding tasks under the guidance of skilled and experienced team members and local relief organizations.
Our teams work in coordination with larger disaster recovery efforts. The assignments are varied and typically involve work on a re-construction project or follow-up on work done by a preceding team.
Previous Projects
For more information on our previous disaster recovery projects start by viewing the Trip Summary page.
Future Projects
Our next project will have us returning to Clendenin, West Virginia August 19th - 25th for a second time in 2018. Click here for a brochure with more details.
