Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have trained for days like these when action is required. Many have asked what they can do to help those affected by this week’s storms. Here are a few basic ways to get involved immediately and have the most impact:
1. Pray.
2. Donate monetarialy to Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief at http://www.sbdr.org/donate. 100% of all monies received will support the needs of survivors in crisis through our established network of disaster responders currently working with Emergency Management to assist homeowners. Your financial support provides an immediate impact for relief needs in communities devastated by storm damage.
3. Follow us on Facebook (Facebook.com/alsbomdr) and Twitter (Twitter.com/alsbomdr) to stay up-to-date and also to learn of future training opportunities.
We appreciate your prayers and support as we together give a cold cup of water in Jesus’ name to those in need.
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