Hurricane Recovery Links & Resources
Last updated: September 2025
Hurricane season is a stressful one for many coastal cities, towns and areas. You can track the latest status of hurricanes at The National Hurricane Center. If one is reported in your area, we’ve prepared a Hurricane Digital Poster that you can use to provide links to services and information.
Download the hurricane resources digital posters.
American Red Cross
The American Red Cross provides disaster preparedness and recovery services. They help unify loved ones and offer immediate help, including running shelters. Please check their website for services in your area.
- If you are in immediate need of help, please contact your local Red Cross » or find disaster recovery resources.
United Way
“United Way has quickly mobilized to bring relief to the communities affected, leveraging deep-rooted community partnerships to deliver critical resources and support,” according to its website. “Together, we’re activating ongoing rescue and recovery efforts across these areas, leveraging the power of collective action in the face of disaster.”
The Humane Society of the United States
The Humane Society of the United States offers The Ultimate Pet Preparedness Kit to plan ahead for pet safety. They are often on the ground fast after disasters working to unite pets with their families.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s website reports: “We are working with our state partners to assess damage from the storm as quickly as possible. More than 1,000 FEMA staff are supporting states affected by the hurricane. We continue to deliver critical supplies to impacted areas including meals, water, generators, tarps and other equipment. We are coordinating a federal force of over 3,500 personnel, each contributing their expertise to this mission.”
- Learn about FEMA assistance by visiting www.disasterassistance.gov.