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:

Assess damage

Distribute boxes and packing supplies

Chainsaw fallen trees

Install temporary roofs

Manage large-scale relief efforts

Minister as chaplains

Mud out damaged homes

Offer free shower and laundry services

Provide child care

Serve warm, nutritious meals

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TBM feeding, shower/laundry teams help firefighters battle Dempsey Fire

TBM feeding and shower/laundry teams helped firefighters as they battled the Dempsey Fire near Mineral Wells.

Roughly 200 firefighters fought the blaze until they contained it July 3. In all, the fire burned more than 11,000 acres.

TBM volunteers woke up each morning at 4:00 a.m. to prepare and deliver breakfast to the firefighters by 6:30 a.m. Later in the day, TBM provided another meal. Each offering was specially prepared to meet the nutrition required to fuel the firefighters' long, exhausting hours. TBM volunteers also made cookies for each of the firefighters as way to let them know that Texans care for and appreciate them.

The TBM shower/laundry units provided a place of respite for the firefighters. There, they could take a refreshing shower, relax and have someone wash, dry and fold their laundry for free.

"It's been an incredibly hot summer, and firefighters are work hard for all of us," said TBM Executive Director/CEO Mickey Lenamon. "It's our honor to give them the food they need to have strength, a place to rest they deserve and encouragement and prayer to keep them going."