TBM Disaster Relief has placed feeding, chainsaw, shower/laundry, chaplain and incident management teams on alert to serve in the aftermath of a derecho that affected millions in the Midwest.
The storm had winds of up to 112 MPH, knocking out power to at least 200,000 people. The storm impacted Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Since 1967, TBM has delivered help, hope and healing after disasters. With an army of thousands of volunteers, TBM Disaster Relief units have provided millions or meals, removed countless fallen trees and given hope to millions.
TBM Disaster Relief efforts are made possible by people like you. 100 percent of gifts made to disaster relief support TBM Disaster Relief ministries. To donate online, visit TBMTX.org/donate.
Checks may be sent to Texas Baptist Men, 5351 Catron Drive, Dallas, Texas 75227.
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The ministry of Texas Baptists is made possible by giving through the Texas Baptists Cooperative Program, Mary Hill Davis Offering® for Texas Missions, Texas Baptists Worldwide and Texas Baptist Missions Foundation. Thank you for your faithful and generous support.
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