Drought victim: ‘God sent for ya’ll to come’
Early in the morning of Aug. 20, a light turned on in one of the single-room shelters at In The Streets-Hands Up High Ministry, a... read more
Disaster Relief
When a hurricane, tornado or other disaster strikes, our natural instinct is to reach out and help those who have been affected. Through TBM Disaster Relief, now you can. Volunteer and deliver help, hope and healing.
TBM has responded to every natural disaster in Texas since 1967 and many beyond it, including the Southeast Asia tsunami, Hurricane Katrina and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Through a diverse array of ministries, TBM has provided the calm after the storm for millions.
Such a monumental task is possible because people like you are willing to serve. Discover how you can change a life by offering practical help and hope in the name of Christ in the wake of disasters.
Together, we:
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Assess damage |
Distribute boxes and packing supplies |
Chainsaw fallen trees |
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Install temporary roofs |
Manage large-scale relief efforts |
Minister as chaplains |
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Mud out damaged homes |
Offer free shower and laundry services |
Provide child care |
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Serve warm, nutritious meals |
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Idalia Response 1: TBM 'an answer to prayer’ after tornado
Emma Jean Jordan of Wellborn, Fla., huddled in the bathtub of her trailer home as a tornado spawned by Hurricane Idalia swept over her... read more
TBM Builders & Disaster Relief team up for Mt. Lebanon project
TBM Camp Builders and Disaster Relief volunteers joined forces this month to replace worn siding on some cabins at Mt. Lebanon Camp and... read more
Chainsaw teams depart for Florida
TBM Disaster Relief deployed two chainsaw teams to Florida Sunday, and another is expected to follow Sept. 10. They are expected to work... read more
iHeart airs TBM interview through DFW radio stations
iHeart Media aired a 29-minute interview with TBM's Rand Jenkins for its recent Sunday Morning Magazine show, which aired on iHeart's six... read more
Nancy Ellard uses retirement to kick into a higher gear
Nancy Ellard is energy. She talks fast, using her hands and every muscle in her face to convey what she’s thinking. She laughs easily.... read more