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PROJECT: IDA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh8-OOnYaNA Sirens Project teamed up with Reach Out Worldwide and Christ’s Community Church to help the residents of Denham Springs, LA recovery after Category 4 Hurricane Ida made landfall. Volunteers Deployed: 7 Total Volunteer Hours: 280 Homeowners Assisted: 4 Equipment: Saws/Rigging/Safety Location: Denham Springs, LA  Partners: Reach Out Worldwide/Christ’s Community Church Duration: 5 […]

PROJECT: NEWNAN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufYzDc13A7o&t=65sOver the course of 9 days Sirens Project deployed 13 volunteers, assisted 7 families, and worked with 5 organizations through providing sawyers and heavy equipment. Two truck loads of food were also delivered to Bridge the Gap Community Outreach. We would like to give a special thanks to our volunteers, His Hands Church, Streetside Ministries, Inc., Reach

PROJECT: DAMASCUS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq3j2rpv9nQ&t=12sOn February 15, 2021 an EF-2 tornado impacted the city of Damascus, GA. Sirens Project arrived three days later to assist the community in clean up efforts. Upon arrival, it was evident that the United Methodist Disaster Response and Christian Aid Ministries teams had done a tremendous amount of work in removing storm

PROJECT: ZETA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKUWIA9wDfQ Sirens Project had the unique opportunity to help assist their local community recover from Tropical Storm Zeta. More than one million people were left without power along with three fatalities and widespread damage. Tropical Storm Zeta roared through North Georgia in the early morning hours of October 29, 2020. By 7:00am, Sirens

PROJECT: SALLY Through a contact within His Hands Church, Sirens Project was able to coordinate a response effort in Gulf Shores, AL by partnering with Genesis Church. Shawn Kennedy, lead pastor of Genesis Church, helped Sirens Project get into the communities of Gulf Shores and Foley, AL in order to provide assistance after Hurricane Sally

PROJECT: LAURA Disaster relief is hard. Physically. Emotionally. Mentally. Physically, you do work. You show up and you work. There is so much to be done. And you jump in and do it. If it’s pulling hundreds of pounds of frozen chicken from a freezer truck to thaw to feed 1,300 people on a Sunday.

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