Emerge Begins Rebuild Phase in Hurricane Helene Recovery

Since the day Hurricane Helene struck, the Emerge Chaplains Response Team (ECRT) has been faithfully on the ground—offering comfort, prayer, and tangible hope to families who lost everything. Now, one year later, the need remains great. Many families in Western North Carolina are still living in RVs and relying on temporary generators just to make it through each day. But help is on the way.

Emerge Ministries is now in the rebuild stage for those affected by Hurricane Helene. If your home has been damaged or destroyed, please fill out and submit our Intake Form so our team can review your situation and determine if we are able to provide assistance.

Our command center is based at Cragmont Assembly in Black Mountain, North Carolina, where we are coordinating volunteers and logistics for this phase. We are actively mobilizing our volunteers and chaplains to continue bringing long-term care and rebuilding support to those who need it most.

At the same time, Emerge teams are also responding to multiple disasters across the country—including the recent tornadoes in Kentucky—while equipping “Voices with Emerge” partners to minister within prisons nationwide.

This mission is big, but our God is bigger. Families are still fighting to survive, and your help makes a real difference. We are raising financial donations to fund this effort, and deploy ECRT members delivering humanitarian care to those in Helene’s path. When giving, please include “ECRT” in the donation description.

Together, we can continue to rebuild homes, restore hope, and remind families that they are not forgotten.

Give Here: https://www.emerge4unity.org/give

Volunteer Here: https://www.emerge4unity.org/helene-volunteer-page