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About Us

Disasters are our Business. We are here to Serve

Christ is Relief, Inc is an award-winning, innovative nonprofit organization that shrinks the time between disaster and recovery. A leader in volunteer-driven, post-disaster rebuilding; CR educates, advocates and improves the disaster recovery sector so that we can collectively achieve more for communities. With a strong team of 20+ staff and over 75 registered volunteers, CR has assisted in homes across 8 states and shared best practices with many more.

Christ Is Relief, Inc

Focus on serving vulnerable and at risk populations in the southeast regions affected by disaster. The story of the God Samaritan (Luke 10:30-17) gives a clear picture of God’s desire for us to help those in desperate need wherever they are. We are a Evangelical Christian organization providing Spiritual and physical aid to those in need.

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Service Project

When we’re not responding to disasters, we’re training. We’re constantly running service projects across the country to assist local communities while keeping our skills sharp. Service projects often involve minor home-building, Muck outs, tree-work, or debris clearing.

Skills Required: None

Training Required: None

Travel: Local

Time Commitment: Half or Whole Day

Operation

Time to put boots on the ground. Christ is Relief deploys on three types of operations – response, recovery, and mitigation – but all have a similar goal: assist a community impacted by disaster.

While deployed on an operation, there are a number of roles you can fill, though some require additional online or in-person training.

Skills Required: Willingness to get dirty and assist in disaster recovery.

Training Required: CR 101:

Travel: Dependent

Time Commitment: Dependent – operations within a safe driving distance from your residence don’t require a time commitment. For operations that require air travel or more than 450 miles of driving, volunteers should be able to deploy for one week.