Rapid Storm Relief

Rapid cleanup when rivers rise

When severe storms flood Ohio streets and basements, our volunteer teams arrive with mud buckets, pumps, and work gloves within 24 hours of local calls.

Post-storm recovery

What we do after storms

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Clear street debris

Muck out basements

Deliver direct supplies

Guide next steps

Volunteers clear fallen limbs, storm rubbish, and damaged household items from driveways, sidewalks, and neighborhood thoroughfares so utility trucks can pass.

Crews haul out soaked carpets, strip damaged drywall, and shovel silt and standing water to stop mold from setting into floorboards.

We transport cleanup kits, sump pumps, dehumidifiers, clean drinking water, and heavy contractor trash bags directly to impacted blocks.

Our team leads document property damage for homeowners, connect families to civic relief grants, and coordinate contractor waste haul-away.

Volunteer preparation

Safety training and schedules

Field readiness

Safety gear and tetanus checks

Before entering flooded basements, volunteers receive heavy rubber boots, puncture-resistant gloves, N95 respirators, eye protection, and verified booster records.

Upcoming sessions

Monthly flood crew orientations

Saturday morning training clinics run two hours at regional dispatch hubs in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland. We teach pump operation and heavy drywall removal.

+1 (607) 269-9704

Call or text our volunteer dispatch desk immediately following flood or storm damage. We log your address and assign a physical cleanup crew within hours.

Life safety comes first

Our volunteer crews handle physical post-storm labor and mud removal. If anyone is in immediate physical danger, trapped by floodwaters, or facing live downed electrical lines, call 911 immediately.