Hurricane Isaias has left communities across the Southeast facing widespread damage, power outages, flooding, and the difficult work of recovery.
The storm made landfall near Destin, Florida, on October 9 as a Category 2 hurricane with sustained winds of 105 mph. Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, and at least four storm-related deaths have been reported. Fallen trees, damaged roofs, and flooding have left many families facing an uncertain road ahead.
As damage assessments continue, the full extent of the storm’s impact is still being determined, but the need for Hurricane Isaias relief is already clear.
Our hearts are with the families and communities impacted by Hurricane Isaias. We’re especially grateful for the first responders, churches, organizations, and relief groups already showing up to serve their neighbors.
After recently completing our two-year disaster relief response in Western North Carolina, we’ve been praying and asking the Lord where He would have us serve next as a missions organization.
Now, as communities begin recovering from Hurricane Isaias, we’re taking steps to understand where help is needed most.
We’re already connecting with homeowners impacted by the storm and helping them register their needs through Crisis Cleanup, which connects disaster survivors with volunteer organizations able to assist with cleanup and recovery.
We’re also assembling a small scouting team to travel into some of the hardest-hit communities. They’ll connect with our ministry partners, assess homes of residents we’ve already been in contact with, and help us better understand the long-term recovery needs.
One thing we’ve learned through years of disaster response is that the full picture isn’t always clear in the first few days.
While we’re still determining whether a long-term deployment is necessary, we know there are needs we can help meet right now.

Our partners on the ground are telling us that some of the greatest needs right now are generators, tarps, and chainsaw equipment.
These are practical resources that can make a tremendous difference for families beginning to pick up the pieces.
Whether we’re mobilizing a disaster relief missions team, equipping ministries already on the ground, or directly helping homeowners, our goal is to get resources into the hands of those who need them most.
Need assistance with storm cleanup?
If you or someone you know has been impacted by Hurricane Isaias and needs help with cleanup, please register at crisiscleanup.org.
Pray for impacted communities.
Join us in praying for the families affected by the storm, the teams already serving, and for wisdom as we assess where Adventures Relief can make the greatest impact.
Help meet immediate needs.
Your generosity helps us respond as needs become clear, providing practical resources and supporting recovery efforts in impacted communities.
Give to the Adventures Relief Disaster Relief Fund
As we continue assessing the damage and determining our next steps, we’re grateful for everyone who is praying, giving, and standing ready to help.
Together, through Christian disaster response and your support, we can bring practical help and the hope of Jesus to communities facing the difficult road of recovery.