Helene impacted FL, GA, NC, SC, and TN. The effects are staggering, and the worst is likely still unknown. Folks in the mountains are cut off from communication; roads are washed away; they have no way out and no way for help to reach them. Please pray. Please GIVE CITIIMPACT…

We are in it for the long haul – A thank you from one of our partnering sites Sincere thanks go to all the churches and individuals who have given to the CitiIMPACT relief efforts in Florida. Because of you, and our amazing partners, we have been able to set…

Hurricane Ian has been devastating to central Florida. CitiIMPACT and our partners on the ground are currently: Serving in 12 counties with hot meals and life-saving supplies Shipping 18 semi loads of water, hygiene, non-perishables, and cleaning supplies to CitiIMPACT distribution sites Monitoring the impact throughout the Carolinas as Ian…

It’s Been a Long and Busy Week in Louisiana 50,000 hot meals have been given out. Many were delivered by our amazing partners GivBak and took them up to 7 hours round trip. Dozens of semi loads of relief aid were delivered to our multiple sites. Including; water, hygiene, bleach,…

IDA’s Destruction: NO POWER within New Orleans, LaPlace, Houma and surrounding – likely will be for a month. NO GAS – again could be weeks or longer Excessive roof damage and flooding Roads are clogged – PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO GO! You will create bigger problems. Keep it open…

Hurricane Ida is expected to make landfall as a major Cat 4 hurricane with up to 20 inches of rain and 15 foot storm surge. Many locals are comparing Ida to Hurricane Katrina (even landfall is expected on the 16 year anniversary) and not taking chances. “Here we go again.”…

Saying this has been a “hard year” must be the greatest understatement ever. The needs from COVID have created a national disaster in nearly all communities due to job loss, illness, and mental health. In addition, we have had one of the worst years for natural disasters with record number…

Delta takes aim at areas devastated by Laura just 6 weeks ago. 2020 continues it’s cruel punches. Lake Charles and areas of southwest Louisiana are in the early stages of recovery from Hurricane Laura. Blue tarps blanket the roofs (that are left) and debris piles cover the streets. Many had…

The devastation from Hurricane Laura is extensive Best estimates are a month without power and water in Lake Charles and quite a bit longer in areas closer to the gulf like Cameron. Our cooking team came across a nursing home who hadn’t had food in days. Oh, and remember (as…

Uncharted 2020: Pandemic Meets Major Hurricane We are Still Here. Are You? Our mental, physical, financial, emotional and spiritual health has been tried to the brink this year. Now imagine all that with a life threatening Hurricane with catastrophic storm surge approaching. The needs will undoubtedly be great. CitiIMPACT partners…