HFF delivers emergency assistance to survivors of natural disasters, offering essential support and supplies. Committed to aiding in the recovery process, we strive to empower disaster survivors and help rebuild their lives.
HFF has been a great resource for families that are recovering from disasters such as floods, tornados, and fires.
When disasters hit, we work on rehousing the families and replacing items burned in the fires, damaged in floods, or destroyed in tornados. Every dollar counts when you are dealing with replacing a home lost to disaster. Give today and help a family find shelter, food, and basic necessities.
Disasters come in all shapes and sizes and affect people in many ways. Many families and individuals were affected by the tornado that tore through Clarksville and North Nashville, including Madison yesterday . Your donations today help the families in need.
Here’s how we’ve helped in the past:
Horrible storms hit Tennessee in 2020 and in 2021 that caused a lot damage to families and their homes and belongings. Thanks to partnership with organizations around the community, HFF was able to provide assistance that made a big difference.
HFF was right on the ground in those communities that often don’t receive aid from other organizations. We passed out waters, food, toilet paper, cleaning products, and partnered with construction companies around the community to help them move repair their homes.
Disaster Affected Families received:
•Goodwill, Walmart, Kroger gift cards •WeGo Bus passes
•Food and clothing
•Household items
•Emergency Aid
•Housing Assistance
•Counseling Services and much more
We hosted FEMA onsite so anyone in the community who was affected by the disaster could get connected to the help and aid they had available to them.
Those that needed to relocate to a new apartment received a down payment, and first month rent checks. We even had the honor of having the Case Manager stay in our office for several weeks so families could come to a place they are familiar with!
Will you help us today so we can begin to assist these families today? Every dollar counts when it comes to disaster!
