Operation Compassion Continues Disaster Relief with Hurricane Sally
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As Hurricane Sally leaves the Gulf Coast leaving destruction and flooding in its wake, Operation Compassion is sending disaster relief supplies and products to the affected areas. The Loxley Church of God in Loxley, AL will be the first site established by Operation Compassion following Hurricane Sally.
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For more than 20 years, Operation Compassion and Feed the children have partnered throughout the world on many occasions. In the midst of the 9/11 attacks, this partnership in New York City and Washington, D.C. focused on helping people survive lost jobs and personal devastation.
Even though Hurricane Laura has long since left the Gulf Coast region, clean-up and salvage is in full swing as survivors are trying to piece together their lives again. With 145 mph winds and 9 feet of storm surge, Laura packed a punch that was the worst to hit coastal Louisiana in 130 years.
Operation Compassion is continuing its disaster relief efforts by sending four more trucks loaded with supplies to strengthen and encourage the victims and responders with this monumental disaster. Many of operation Compassion’s disaster relief partners are on the scene doing their part in assisting the Lake Charles region.
As Hurricane Laura is moving further away from the Gulf Coast and into the Mid-Mississippi and Tennessee Valleys, Operation Compassion is delivering truck loaded with goods and supplies for the survivors in Lake Charles and along the coastal areas. Our partners are also in place helping with the clean-up and debris removal in various locations.
As Hurricane Laura continues her track through Louisiana leaving flooding and destruction in her wake, Operation Compassion is preparing to send trucks of relief goods. We are preparing disaster relief sites in Louisiana around the Lake Charles area that will have plenty of product for distribution as well as mobile kitchens for meal distribution.
