Press Releases
Latest disaster response updates, partner activity, and public announcements from Serve Source.
Churches, Rescue Teams, and Disaster Response Organizations Prepare Together as Hurricane Isaias Approaches
October 9, 2026
As Hurricane Isaias approaches the northern Gulf Coast, churches, search and rescue teams, and disaster response organizations are already preparing to serve affected communities. Rescue teams are preparing boats and swift-water rescue capabilities, organizations are positioning equipment and personnel, and churches are connecting with potential response partners. Through its disaster coordination platform and dedicated communication channels, Serve Source is bringing trusted partners together before landfall, helping organizations share resources, build relationships, and prepare for emerging needs. Churches that need assistance or want to help are encouraged to connect at app.servesource.org.
National Faith Based Nonprofits Supporting South Texas and Hill Country Flooding July 2026
July 18, 2026
Serve Source is supporting the South Texas and Hill Country Flooding July 2026 with coordination and shared visibility as partners provide meals, shelter, supplies, distribution services, and other assistance across affected communities.
Serve Source Disaster Response June 25 Update: Louisiana Flooding and Storms
June 25, 2026
Serve Source is helping communities and response partners see where cleanup assistance, supplies, volunteer opportunities, and recovery services are available after the Flooding in Louisiana.
Louisiana Churches and Disaster Response Organizations Support Flood and Storm Recovery
June 22, 2026
More than 600 homes and structures have been impacted in Avoyelles and St. Tammany parishes as response partners provide supplies, assessments, cleanup assistance, and coordination.
Serve Source Disaster Response Update: South Mississippi Tornado Outbreak May 2026
May 12, 2026
Severe storms and tornadoes moved across South Mississippi on Wednesday evening, May 6, 2026, producing a significant tornado outbreak across Lamar, Lincoln, Lawrence, Franklin, Adams, Pike, Walthall, and nearby South Mississippi counties.