Hurricane Hurricane Helene Fast Facts
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The Salvation Army’s response to Hurricane Helene, which has caused historic damage across the southeastern United States, covered six states. Salvation Army mobile feeding units, working in cooperation with Southern Baptist Disaster Relief field kitchens, provided food and drinks as well as emergency relief supplies to rescue workers and survivors. Emotional and Spiritual care, always a staple of our response, became even more important amidst unprecedented trauma and destruction.
Hurricane Helene Service Statistics
Food Service
The Salvation Army served 452175 Hot Meals, 42045 Meal Kits, 207512 Drinks and 220600 Snacks from 95 total mobile feeding units.
Emotional And Spiritual Care
Salvation Army caregivers have provided emotional and spiritual to 44211 People.
Service Time
442 trained Salvation Army disaster workers have given 238885 hours of service.
Hurricane Helene: Statistics by State (Updated Daily)
Food Service
52637 Meals
26554 Drinks
26088 Snacks
Emotional and Spiritual Care
6310 Emotional Spirtual Care ContactsProducts Distributed
3640 Cleanup kits (per kit)1532 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
17155 Food Boxes (per order)
0 Food Boxes (per order)
13 Infant Supplies (per order)
4814 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
2773 Water (per case)
Ice (per bag)
Service Time
98 disaster workers have given 60547 hours of service.Georgia
214869 Meals
124705 Drinks
121412 Snacks
Emotional and Spiritual Care
23340 Emotional Spirtual Care ContactsProducts Distributed
1183 Cleanup kits (per kit)2057 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
15538 Food Boxes (per order)
6019 Food Boxes (per order)
56 Infant Supplies (per order)
124 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
3880 Water (per case)
Ice (per bag)
Service Time
130 disaster workers have given 69048 hours of service.North Carolina
108459 Meals
32553 Drinks
36423 Snacks
Emotional and Spiritual Care
10855 Emotional Spirtual Care ContactsProducts Distributed
848 Cleanup kits (per kit)911 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
8256 Food Boxes (per order)
1427 Food Boxes (per order)
21315 Infant Supplies (per order)
490 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
437 Water (per case)
Ice (per bag)
Service Time
196 disaster workers have given 86940 hours of service.South Carolina
24498 Meals
17206 Drinks
16238 Snacks
Emotional and Spiritual Care
761 Emotional Spirtual Care ContactsProducts Distributed
0 Cleanup kits (per kit)2471 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
620 Food Boxes (per order)
1262 Food Boxes (per order)
0 Infant Supplies (per order)
1425 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
153 Water (per case)
Ice (per bag)
Service Time
196 disaster workers have given 86940 hours of service.Tennessee
43003 Meals
2924 Drinks
16939 Snacks
Emotional and Spiritual Care
2061 Emotional Spirtual Care ContactsProducts Distributed
487 Cleanup kits (per kit)6 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
426 Food Boxes (per order)
642 Food Boxes (per order)
0 Infant Supplies (per order)
0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
13 Water (per case)
Ice (per bag)
Service Time
39 disaster workers have given 19710 hours of service.West Virginia
8709 Meals
3570 Drinks
3500 Snacks
Emotional and Spiritual Care
884 Emotional Spirtual Care ContactsProducts Distributed
0 Cleanup kits (per kit)25 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
50 Food Boxes (per order)
1 Food Boxes (per order)
15 Infant Supplies (per order)
0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
175 Water (per case)
Ice (per bag)
Service Time
5 disaster workers have given 2640 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
