WE BUILD RESILIANT COMMUNIITES THROUGH PREPARDNESS.
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United Rescue Alliance is honored to partner with United Hatzalah—Israel’s premier emergency medical service—to support rapid response and critical care. Join us in making a life-saving difference through our MyMitzvah campaign.
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Stories of Impact
Updates & Deployments
Hurricane Helene- East Coast
Hurricane Helene was a large, destructive, and fast-moving Atlantic Hurricane that was the strongest to strike the Florida/Georgia/North Carolina/Tennessee region on record, reaching wind gusts of 140mph. URA responded to these areas with our partner organizations in resource distribution, meeting immediate basic needs.
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Jackson Tornadoes - MS
Severe storms moved in to Jackson, Mississippi. A tornado tore through the campus of We Will Go Ministries, a longstanding partner of URA. The URA team spent a week in Mississippi removing debris from the site, reconstructing the destroyed hoop house, and removing a fallen pecan tree.
MESQUITE HEAT WILDFIRE - TX
The Mesquite Heat Fire began on May 17 and continued for 12 days, causing damage to 30 homes, farms, and ranches in South Taylor County, Texas. URA was appointed as the case managing agency.
Tel Aviv University Updates
URA traveled to Tel Aviv, Israel to teach a summer course called Public Health Consequences of Disasters Addressed Through MESSH Response to masters students from Tel Aviv University. Students learned about whole community disaster preparedness and URA’s response framework: MESSH (Mental, Emotional, Social, and Spiritual Health), disaster medical operations, and public health consequences.Please prayerfully consider giving so that URA can continue to serve those affected by these wildfires
EASTLAND COMPLEX WILDFIRE - TX
Our teams are continuing to serve the communities affected by the Eastland Complex Wildfires from March of 2022. The fires burned more than 50,000 acres of land, destroyed more than 80 homes. URA was appointed as the case managing agency.
FOOD DISTRIBUTION - POLAND
Our team partnered with several organizations to send nutritionally fortified food overseas, providing much needed vitamins to help people stay healthier in less-than-ideal conditions such as the close quarters of refugee camps.
LA Wildfires- California
United Rescue Alliance Founder and CEO, Angel Poorman, traveled to California to respond to the devastating wildfires. Angel gave a Just In Time MESSH (Mental, Emotional, Social, and Spiritual Health) training to community leaders and volunteers with Harvest Rock Church. In partnership with Nancy Economou from Watts of Love, solar lights were also distributed to assist families in the immediate and long-term recovery. United Rescue Alliance is also working with Good360 and Young Living to distribute resources and deliver cleaning supplies to serve in clean-up efforts.
Please prayerfully consider giving so that URA can continue to serve those affected by these wildfires
Houston flooding - TX
Early in May 2024, Houston and the surrounding areas like Conroe, Huntsville, and Humble had severe flooding that caused significant property and infrastructure damage. United Rescue Alliance was invited by Disaster Aid USA to serve alongside partners in Houston, Texas assisting in debris removal and reconstructed damaged homes.
Please prayerfully consider giving so that URA can continue to serve those affected by these wildfires
MIDWEST TORNADOES - TN
It was the deadliest U.S. tornado outbreak in a decade, and one single storm complex tracked for some 250 miles. Meteorologists had confirmed at least 37 tornadoes were in progress during the outbreak Friday night into Saturday morning. URA responded by assisting in debris removal and resource distribution.
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Meeting Needs to Neighbors
RESPOND
PREPARE
TRANSFORM
We train and equip sustainable leaders in emergency management to strengthen disaster preparedness and build resilient communities. It’s not a matter of if disaster strikes—but when. Prepared, we can respond and help.
In times of crisis, we bring hope, peace, and love-meeting physical, emotional, social and mental needs. Whether it's a cup of water, a repaired roof, or a listening ear, every act of care matters.
Compelled by compassion, we uncover God-given strengths and walk alongside others to create lasting impact—beyond disaster relief to economic stability and spiritual growth.