
DISASTER RELIEF
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED
Saturday, September 12, 2026
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🏠 HELP US REACH TORNADO SURVIVORS
The April tornadoes changed lives across Parker County. While the immediate response may be over, many families are still recovering—and some may still need help.
The Long-Term Recover Group, along with UMCOR - United Methodist Committee On Relief and United Way of Parker County is organizing neighborhood outreach teams to walk areas impacted by the April tornadoes and connect with survivors who may still need assistance.
We’re looking for volunteers who are willing to:
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Walk assigned neighborhoods with a small team
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Check in with residents and listen to their needs
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Share information about available resources
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Identify families who may have been missed during the initial response
You don’t have to be a disaster expert. You just have to be willing to show up, listen, and help.
Neighborhoods impacted by the April tornadoes
Saturday, September 12
9:30 am
Meet at First United Methodist Church Springtown, 109 W 3rd St, Springtown, TX 76082
Teams will be provided with instructions and materials before heading out.
Every door we knock on is an opportunity to make sure someone knows they have not been forgotten.
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Parker County
Disaster Recovery
In the aftermath of the April 2026 devastating storms, parts of our community are left in need of urgent assistance.
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United Way of Parker County responds to our local needs by bringing together our community to address challenges in health, education and financial stability.
In 2025, United Way of Parker County was able to help fund nine local, nonprofit partner agencies that are the boots on the ground in providing services to the counties most vulnerable and in need. Including:
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Parker County residence received financial assistance towards their utility bills
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Parker County children were able to receive free services to escape domestic and sexual abuse.
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Parker County residents below poverty level received education and career development support.
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Parker County senior shut-ins received over 48,000 meals and over 800 bags of food to supply their pantries.
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Parker County residents in violent living situations received free shelter and therapy.
361
Parker County residence received emergency dental services.
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