Local Charlotte church spearheading relief efforts for Houston flood victims. (PRNewsfoto/Freedom House Church)
With areas reaching more than 36″ of rain this weekend, Houston has been declared a state of emergency. As the water levels continue to rise, many communities are being destroyed, leaving residents without water, power or hope.
Freedom House Church, a multi-site church based in Charlotte, is providing opportunities to help. The church is partnering with local churches in Houston to provide water, resources, finances and is sending a volunteer team to help with relief efforts.
Collecting water and other supplies – List available at FreedomForHouston.com. Drop off locations include all of the Freedom House locations (addresses in the margin to the left) as well as CrossFit Cornelius and Hough High School. Collections begin Wed. 8.30 – 9.6 from 7 AM – 7 PM.
100% of all funds will be donated to relief efforts. Donations can be made at FreedomForHouston.com
Join the team from Freedom House on Sept 10th as they head to Houston with the food, water, and the manpower necessary to assist those who have been affected. Visit FreedomForHouston.com for trip information.
Volunteers will leave at 9 AM, Sept 10. They will be gone for 6 days assisting in the efforts of flood relief, clean up, and aid. If you’re interested in helping in any way, please email [email protected].
Founded in 2002 by Troy and Penny Maxwell, Freedom House Church now has two locations throughout the greater Charlotte area. Freedom House is a multi-cultural church with a vision to equip people to experience freedom everyday. To learn more about Freedom House Church, visit www.FreedomHouse.CC.
