Hurricane Helene Fast Facts
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The Salvation Army is responding to Hurricane Helene which has caused historic damage across the southeastern United States. Salvation Army mobile feeding units, working in cooperation with Southern Baptist Disaster Relief field kitchens, are providing food and drinks, emotional and spiritual care, and emergency relief supplies to rescue workers and survivors. The Salvation Army is actively serving in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia.
Hurricane Helene Service Statistics (Updated Daily)
Food Service
The Salvation Army has served 87343 Hot Meals, 25291 Meal Kits, 56494 Drinks and 33337 Snacks from 63 active mobile feeding units in six states.
Emotional And Spiritual Care
Salvation Army caregivers have provided emotional and spiritual care to 4983 people.
Service Time
230 trained Salvation Army disaster workers have given 11563 hours of service.
Hurricane Helene: Statistics By State (Updated Daily)
Florida
Food Service
• 27678 Meals• 16380 Meal Kits
• 14333 Drinks
• 16529 Snacks
• 24 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
• 3650 ContactsProduct Distributed
• 1982 Cleanup kits (per kit)• 655 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 0 Food Boxes (per order)
• 13 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 3590 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 2614 Water (per case)
• 45 Ice (per bag)
Service Time
98 Disaster Workers have given 6005 hours of service.Georgia
Food Service
• 45641 Meals• 8711 Meal Kits
• 32187 Drinks
• 9953 Snacks
• 29 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
• 857 ContactsProduct Distributed
• 0 Cleanup kits (per kit)• 0 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 1200 Food Boxes (per order)
• 0 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 1550 Water (per case)
• 0 Ice (per bag)
Service Time
87 Disaster Workers have given 3898 hours of service.North Carolina
Food Service
• 4436 Meals• 0 Meal Kits
• 5075 Drinks
• 2402 Snacks
• 8 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
• 199 ContactsProduct Distributed
• 0 Cleanup kits (per kit)• 2 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 12 Food Boxes (per order)
• 2 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 0 Water (per case)
• 0 Ice (per bag)
Service Time
28 Disaster Workers have given 1160 hours of service.**Active mobile units, number of disaster workers, and hours of service include both North and South Carolina.
South Carolina
Food Service
• 8065 Meals• 0 Meal Kits
• 4483 Drinks
• 4270 Snacks
• 8 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
• 112 ContactsProduct Distributed
• 0 Cleanup kits (per kit)• 0 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 4 Food Boxes (per order)
• 0 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 0 Water (per case)
• 0 Ice (per bag)
Service Time
28 Disaster Workers have given 1160 hours of service.**Active mobile units, number of disaster workers, and hours of service include both North and South Carolina.
Tennessee
Food Service
• 1523 Meals• 200 Meal Kits
• 416 Drinks
• 183 Snacks
• 2 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
• 165 ContactsProduct Distributed
• 0 Cleanup kits (per kit)• 0 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 0 Food Boxes (per order)
• 0 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 0 Water (per case)
• 0 Ice (per bag)
Service Time
20 Disaster Workers have given 500 hours of service.West Virginia
Food Service
• 3500 Meals• 0 Meal Kits
• 3500 Drinks
• 3500 Snacks
• 1 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
• 134 ContactsProduct Distributed
• 0 Cleanup kits (per kit)• 0 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 0 Food Boxes (per order)
• 0 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 0 Water (per case)
• 0 Ice (per bag)
Service Time
5 Disaster Workers have given 140 hours of service.How To Help:
Give Online:
By Phone:
1-800-SAL-ARMY (725-2769)
By Mail:
The Salvation Army
P.O. BOX 1959
Atlanta, GA 30301
