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Looking Forward with Hope

In July 2020, Hurricane Hanna made landfall in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, leaving widespread destruction in its wake. With sustained winds of more than 90 miles per hour

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From Ruin to Restoration

The realities a disaster leaves families and communities with are daunting. When people are not prepared for a disaster, life can change in an instant—not only through the terror of

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5 Ways to Respond to Disaster

Practical Steps to Prepare, Act, and Support Recovery The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted just how vulnerable communities can be when crises overlap. Around the world, many families have faced not only

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Responding to the Derecho in Iowa

On August 10, 2020, a straight‑line storm called a derecho raked across 770 miles of the central U.S. with Category 4 hurricane‑force winds. The powerful storm caused widespread damage throughout

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Praying Through the Storm

Following the devastating floods that hit regions of North Carolina, World Renew Disaster Response Services works with families to rebuild their homes and communities. Renee (45) is a lifelong resident

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