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Storm Response Active — Gulf Coast, February 2026
Blue tarp held down with cinder blocks on a damaged roof after hurricane
Children carrying water bottles and supply bags down a flooded sidewalk
Handwritten THANK YOU sign duct-taped to a mailbox outside a storm-damaged home
Volunteer crew mid-laugh on a stripped roof, tools in hand, morning light
Neighbor passing a box of canned goods through a car window on a flooded street
Community members lined up at a folding table covered in water bottles and sign-up sheets
Gutted storefront interior, shelves empty, water line visible on the walls
Family sitting on porch steps surrounded by salvaged belongings after flooding

"These are real homes. Real families. Real right now."

Block by Block

Walking the neighborhood
with a clipboard.

Every story below is a real address, a real family, a real dollar amount. The scale builds not through big numbers — but through accumulation.

Blue tarp covering a collapsed section of roof on a modest home, debris visible in yard
Roof

The Delgado Family

Magnolia Street, Houma

Rain forecast Thursday

Need: Emergency roof repair

Maria and Ernesto Delgado and their three kids have been sleeping at Maria's mother's house since the storm peeled back their roof. The tarp is holding for now. $2,400 covers materials and the crew.

$1,840 raisedof $2,400 goal
77% funded
Give to Delgado
Empty pharmacy shelves with flood water stain line visible at waist height on the wall
Medical

Mrs. Thibodaux's Pharmacy

Airline Highway, Kenner

14 insulin-dependent neighbors waiting

Need: Insulin & refrigerated medication restock

Claudette Thibodaux has served this block for 31 years. The coolers failed in the outage. Every vial of insulin, every refrigerated prescription — gone. She's serving neighbors out of a folding table in the parking lot.

$2,210 raisedof $3,800 goal
58% funded
Give to Thibodaux's
Older woman sitting on porch steps with candles and a battery radio, smiling at camera
Power & Water

The Washington Household

Claiborne Avenue, New Orleans

Funded

Need: Generator rental + utility reconnection fee

Darlene Washington, 71, is back on the grid as of Tuesday. Her granddaughter called us from three states away. This one's done — thank you.

$680 raisedof $680 goal
100% funded
Folding table covered in canned goods and bottled water, volunteers sorting supplies
Food

Nguyen Family Pantry Drive

Westbank Expressway, Gretna

Families waiting since Sunday

Need: Two weeks of groceries for 6 families

Linh Nguyen started a neighborhood pantry out of her garage after the storm. She's feeding six families on what she had. $900 restocks the whole operation for two weeks.

$430 raisedof $900 goal
48% funded
Give to Family

These four stories represent one block. There are 47 more blocks waiting.

Running Total

The work so far.

0
Families Helped
since February 14, 2026
$0
Dollars Deployed
directly to households
0
Volunteers Active
across 6 parishes
0%
Roofs Patched
before the next rainfall

Updated every 4 hours from field coordinators across 6 parishes

Last updated: Feb 26, 2026 · 7:42 AM CST

Community Hub

Resources & next steps

Everything you need in one place — whether you need help, have a skill to offer, or want to navigate the paperwork.

Step-by-step guide to filing for individual assistance — written in plain English, not government language.

Active emergency shelters, pet-friendly locations, and ADA-accessible sites across the Gulf Coast.

Check outage maps, report a downed line, and find out when your block is scheduled for restoration.

Volunteer Sign-Up

Join the crew

841 volunteers are already in the field. We need roofers, drivers, nurses, translators, and people who can carry boxes. If you can show up, we need you.