Hurricane Idalia Response Press Kit

Samaritan’s Purse is responding in Florida after Hurricane Idalia left behind a path of destruction for families in the Sunshine State. As news of the approaching storm surfaced, the international Christian relief organization pre-positioned two Disaster Relief Units—tractor-trailers packed with relief equipment—on the outskirts of the storm's path to ensure a swift entry into impacted communities, as soon as it was safe to do so. The N.C.-based organization has mobilized volunteers throughout Pasco County and Taylor County, Florida—serving the hard-hit communities of Perry, Keaton Beach, Hudson, New Port Richey, and Elfers. Volunteers are helping impacted families by mudding out flooded homes, tarping damaged roofs, and clearing debris.

Press Releases

  • Aug. 31

    Samaritan's Purse Responds to Hurricane Idalia

    International Christian Relief Organization deployed Disaster Relief Units and staff to hurricane-devastated areas

Fact Sheets

B-Roll

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  • Volunteers

  • Hurricane Idalia Damage

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