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Hurricane Milton battered the state with heavy rainfall, high winds, storm surge and 41 tornadoes (possibly up to 20 in the Treasure and Space Coast alone). In true Marine Bank fashion, our team stepped up locally to lend a hand. Among them were Tina Nicholson and Joe Coakley who joined the Sunrise Rotary Vero in helping people clean up, remove water damaged drywall, and sort their belongings. Tenaya Moulton volunteered for Operation BBQ Relief and helped feed storm victims.
If you would like to volunteer to help your community recover, please visit Florida Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster.
If you need assistance, below are some available resources:
- 211 connects caller to human service information.
- The American Red Cross provides shelter, food, emotional support, clean-up supplies and comfort items.
- Hope Florida connects storm victims with outside resources to provide food, household goods, home repairs and more.
- Call Crisis Clean Up at 844.965.1386 for free assistance in removing storm debris, fallen trees, muck removal and more.
- The Disaster Assistance Improvement Program’s (DAIP) mission is to provide disaster survivors with information, support, services, and a means to access and apply for disaster assistance
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