Rising Above the Storm: Hurricane Beryl Relief Efforts in Texas
During the 13-day response to Hurricane Beryl, The Salvation Army's Disaster Response Teams tirelessly served in as many as 9 different counties and up to 20 locations each day. The dedication and compassion demonstrated by our officers, staff, and volunteers have been truly remarkable.
Here are the impressive statistics reflecting the impact of our efforts.
Meals: 97,391- Drinks: 76,021
- Snacks: 12,877
- Emotional & Spiritual Care Contacts: 11,642
- Cleanup Kits: 1,682
- Comfort/Hygiene Kits: 975
- Food Boxes: 3,491
- Meals Ready to Eat (MRE per case): 336
- Bags of Ice: 3,720
- Water (per case): 6,169
- Soft Drinks (per case): 540
- Infant Supplies (per order): 155
These numbers represent not just the supplies distributed, but also the countless moments of emotional and spiritual support provided to those in need. Our teams have been praying with individuals on location, offering hope and solace in the midst of adversity.
The Salvation Army's disaster response team has shown exceptional commitment and compassion, truly embodying the spirit of service. We praise the Lord for the strength and dedication of these incredible servants.
Thank you for your continued support and prayers as we work together to bring relief and hope to those affected by Hurricane Beryl.