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By admin, May 2, 2011

The ongoing efforts to meet the needs of thousands of survivors across seven states have grown exponentially over the weekend. With the full impact of the devastation created by more than 150 tornadoes in a 20 hour span of time, Operation Compassion has been busily supplying 19 sites in Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee. Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Expands Disaster Response'»

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By admin, April 28, 2011

Farmhouse on Old Parksville Rd in Cleveland, TN

In the aftermath of a devastating line of thunderstorms that spawned deadly tornadoes through the southeast, Operation Compassion was initiating its disaster relief network at 1:30 AM. Partners from across the country were calling offering product and relief goods to the hardhit areas. Nine (9) semi-trucks of goods and supplies was among the first offering. Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Responds to Tornado Ravished South'»

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By admin, April 18, 2011

On Thursday afternoon, tornadoes started popping up in Oklahoma from a storm system that was heading to the deep south. By Saturday, the storm had reserved its worse destruction for North Carolina and Virginia where hundreds of homes had been destroyed or severely damaged. Fatalities were reported across the region and untold numbers have been injured. Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Responds to Tornado Outbreak'»

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By admin, March 15, 2011

The Tsunami destruction

Operation Compassion has been deeply involved in disaster relief since its inception; sending thousands of semis of products and supplies directly to the affected areas or regions. Our first response is to send financial assistance to our long term partners to purchase urgent supplies.
Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Helps Japan Through Crisis'»

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By admin, November 9, 2010

As Mt. Merapi in central Indonesia continues to erupt, Operation Compassion begins its response to the devastated area. A request has been made for blankets, soy rice, face masks and other products necessary to sustain life as more than 350,000 Indonesians are homeless following the initial eruption.
Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Responds to Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia'»