In response to a plea from the White House for donations of supplies to hospitals, clinics, and other medical providers, Somebody Cares is in the process of donating thousands of N95 masks, normally used by SCA for wildfires and relief efforts involving mold from flooding. Recipients include medical relief ministries in Texas and California; various […]
Doug Stringer served as a moderator for “Fill the Bowls,” a prayer gathering held in McAllen, Texas, on February 29, where pastors from both sides of the border came to pray for one another and for our nations. “We were blessed and honored to be a part of building on the foundations and sacrifices of […]
Tornadoes swept across Tennessee yesterday leaving devastation in their wake. As of this writing, 25 people are confirmed dead and at least 50 people are still missing. In Nashville alone, 40 buildings collapsed due to the winds. Rural communities also took a terrible punch. There are still widespread power outages, which hamper clean-up efforts. But […]
Nearly a month has passed since the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Puerto Rico. Since then aftershocks have continued to rattle already compromised buildings and badly frayed nerves. Many residents in the southern part of Puerto Rico are now sleeping in tents or tarps, as they are afraid to be indoors for […]
As Puerto Rico continues to be rocked by aftershocks, the Somebody Cares network of ministry partners is providing relief and comfort in shaken communities. With hundreds of thousands of people still without power and running water, which is expected to take months to restore; buildings and infrastructure damaged; and families scared to go inside their […]
By the blessing of the upright a city is exalted. (Proverbs 11:11) Across the U.S. and beyond, the Somebody Cares network of chapters is spreading the joy of the season throughout their communities! In St. Augustine, Florida, 16 churches and organizations came together in November to collect and donate 640 coats, along with bins full […]
Somebody Cares and the Holy Smoke Grill Team traveled to the border town of Roma, Texas, for a community Thanksgiving meal. The team smoked 2,400 pounds of turkey that was served with all the fixings to 3,000 people at Roma High School. “We are blessed to come here and serve this community,” said Mark Roye […]
The devastation Hurricane Dorian left in parts of The Bahamas has largely been forgotten in the news. But we have not forgotten. The Somebody Cares network of ministry partners and churches is still bringing relief to the islands and helping with the recovery process. Just recently, Somebody Cares partnered with Bahama Faith Ministries International in Nassau to give essential supplies […]
While we thank God that Hurricane Dorian weakened in strength and shifted course away from Florida, our hearts are broken for our neighbors in the Bahamas, who are reeling from a direct hit from the storm when it was a Category 5. As reports and images come in through the news and other sources, the […]
Area churches and ministries are letting the city know SOMEBODY still CARES! As the city of Baltimore is caught in the crossfire of political and social media banter this week, Somebody Cares Baltimore continues to bring hope and connect people to much needed resources on a daily basis, as it has done for the past […]
