Somebody Cares and partners continue to serve the people of Nashville who experienced incredible destruction after a series tornadoes swept through the area in the early morning hours on Monday. Reports say the tornado paths extended for up to 100 miles, beginning in Northwest Nashville and continuing into rural areas east of the city. Somebody […]
As the magnitude of tragedy in the Bahamas due to Hurricane Dorian unfolds, the Somebody Cares network of ministry partners is ramping up relief and recovery efforts. Initial supplies have already reached and been distributed in Green Turtle Cay, one of the barrier islands off mainland Great Abaco The Bahamas. . The Somebody Cares network has staging […]
Across the U.S., Somebody Cares chapters and centers are planning outreach events that will bless their communities for the holidays. In St. Augustine, our chapter is ready for its annual Coats4Kids drive, collecting coats, gloves, hats, and more throughout the month of November. Items will be distributed to the 500+ homeless students in the St. […]
Somebody Cares network partners Blood-n-Fire San Antonio and Ally Force are serving 2,000 hot meals each day from our staging area in Panama City, with the numbers expected to rise significantly this weekend as more people return to see their homes for the first time and more volunteers arrive to help with clean-up. We are […]
As Hurricane Florence continues to pummel the east parts of North Carolina and South Carolina Somebody Cares is positioned to quickly respond. We have identified partners in the disaster impacted communities and are mobilizing bulk food, cleaning supplies and other essentials so we can quickly provide these resources to areas hit by the storm. Please […]
Doug Stringer recently returned from visiting the Rio Grande Valley, meeting with church and ministry partners who are working with flood relief efforts as well as with families coming through processing centers in McAllen and other locations. “Regardless of one’s political view on the complexities facing the border,” Doug said, “it’s our job as the […]
The March of Remembrance 2018 will be held on April 15 at various locations throughout the U.S. This is an annual event held to remember those who lost their lives in the Holocaust, to honor those who survived, to educate the younger generations, and to bridge the Jewish and Christian communities. The March of Remembrance […]
By Doug Stringer Dr. Billy Graham had a profound influence on millions of lives; including mine. I can still remember my first experience going to a Billy Graham crusade. It was 1976 and I was living in Bellingham, Washington, attending Western Washington University. Another student and I decided to hitchhike from Bellingham to Seattle to […]
The National Weather Service has upgraded Tropical Storm Harvey to hurricane status, with sustained winds of 80 MPH. Harvey is expected to make landfall on Saturday morning in the Corpus Christi area as a Category 3 hurricane. Houston is forecast to receive 5 to 15 inches of rain, and several counties are under voluntary evacuation. Gov. Abbott has […]
Somebody Cares Chapters across the USA have spent the summer reaching out to their communities with summer activities! SC New England held Bless The City in June, with a day of food, music, prayer, and distribution of an entire truckload of household goods! They have also just completed their Basketball & Creative Arts Camp. “It was an awesome […]
