Current Status: stand down

Daily Update: Crisis at Camp Siloam

UPDATE

Flood recovery along the Arkansas River is ongoing, but another disaster occurred recently. Over the weekend, severe straight-line winds went through Northern Arkansas and affected Camp Siloam in a big way. They had 30 trees down, some very large, that they needed to be taken care of as quickly as possible – as they were expecting 790 campers today.

Disaster Relief deployed three chainsaw teams very quickly, which were able to help clear and make the camp functional today by 1 p.m., just in time for campers to show up.

See images of some of the damage to Camp Siloam below:

SERVE

We still need and ask for more volunteers for flood recovery! The locations below are where volunteers are needed. Click here to register as a volunteer.

  1. Conway
  2. North Little Rock
  3. Pine Bluff

Click here to register as a volunteer.

PRAY

Please continue to pray for those who have survived this flooding crisis, and for our volunteers who are putting in many hours of hard work. Say a prayer of thanks also for the volunteers who have left their home states to assist in Arkansas’s time of need.

Pray also for Camp Siloam as they continue to recover from the crisis over the weekend.

GIVE

Monetary costs add up quickly in a major disaster like the Arkansas River flooding. If you feel led to support Disaster Relief financially, click here to give now.

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