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PROJECT: LINN COUNTY The Marion, IA Derecho Response was an amazing display of unity between multiple establishments. Sirens Project teamed up with Officer Shane Bonebrake of the Woodstock Police Department, His Hands Church, Reach Out Worldwide, and WaterStep to assist several communities impacted by the historic Iowa derecho. All together two 26′ trucks of food were delivered, […]

PROJECT: HAMILTON COUNTY Sirens Project spent three weekends in Chattanooga, TN helping tornado victims clean up after a deadly EF-3 tornado uprooted parts of the city Easter night. Our small team was able to assist ihelpchattanooga.org in completing debris cleanup work orders more than a month after the deadly tornadoes struck the communities of Ooltewah

PROJECT: MURRAY COUNTY Easter Sunday 2020 was a very different day. Most churches across the country were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Virtually every community across the planet was affected to some degree by the coronavirus. Travel restrictions and shelter in place orders were implemented throughout the United States. However, severe weather was in

PROJECT: DAVIDSON COUNTY On March 3rd, 2020, exactly one year to the day of the Beauregard, AL tornado, Middle Tennessee was hit with a violent onslaught of tornadoes. A total of 25 people lost their lives. Baseball sized hail was also reported during this tornado outbreak. 10 tornadoes destroyed countless homes and businesses causing more

PROJECT: BEAUMONT Between September 17, 2019 and September 21, 2019 Tropical Storm Imelda dumped more than 40 inches of rain across Southeast Texas. Among the hardest hit areas were the communities of Beaumont, Winnie, and Vidor. Thousands of water rescues were conducted across many of the same areas that were significantly impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The Sirens Project teamed up with Reach Out Worldwide (ROWW.org) providing assistance to the community of Hatteras, NC after Hurricane Dorian made landfall. The deployment lasted five days and consisted of home “muck and guts” as well as tree removal. A total of five homes were provided for during the mission.

PROJECT: LEE COUNTY On March 3, 2019 a significant severe weather event impacted Alabama and Georgia causing death and destruction to multiple communities. The hardest hit community, Beauregard, AL lost 23 people. This was the most deadly tornado since the Moore, OK EF-5 tornado in May of 2013. The Sirens Project reached out to His