Helene Recovery Coalition

Helene Recovery Coalition is a network of volunteers, donors, local nonprofits, churches, advisors, advocates, and government officials at all levels and across offices. Through Helene Recovery Foundation we maintain a growing listing of hundreds of independent organizations and churches providing assistance to victims of Helene. People from the region and across the country look for places to donate to, whether In-kind or monetary. All local groups are serving the people, and there's many questions about what to donate, where/when to volunteer and deliver goods. Helene Recovery Foundation can be established to help this process, to reach larger network of supporters, make grants and keep a directory to help donations and volunteers. Large corporations and wealthy donors give to major NGOs like American Red Cross. However, in the long-road to recovery it is imperative to support the organic network of independent groups who are doing everything humanly possible to help - even when they have lost everything personally.

Through networking, advocacy, awareness development, research and reporting, and partnership development, support the recovery and redevelopment of regions hard hit by Hurricane Helene, including but not limited to constituents (residents, individuals, families, seniors, disabled, veterans), local nonprofits and churches, first responders (police, fire department, emergency services), government and officials (local, county, state, federal), agribusiness and private sector (farms, farmers markets, utilities, small business, professional associations).

Support the hard-hit communities in advancing access to extended resources, including but not limited to through networking, volunteerism, philanthropy (in-kind, big and small), and government agencies (USDA, EPA, USACE, EDA/CEDS, Congressional, State Legislative).

Helene Recovery Coalition is a special project of Flood Control Caucus, a joint initiative of The Quantico Group, backed by Rule of Law Committee (501c4). 

Helene Recovery Foundation is the local advocacy arm, also a special project of Flood Control Caucus, a joint initiative of The Quantico Group, backed by Civil Rights Institute (501c3).