The remaining commands across the state continue to monitor and prepare as recommended by local officials, with all Salvation Army units connecting with local emergency management to ensure service delivery is available as requests are received.
“Experience has taught us that we need to prepare for the worst but hope for the best. As such, we are preparing to respond to our community’s needs at a moments’ notice,” says Captain Jeff Marquis, Corps Officer serving the Treasure Coast of Florida.
“Our mobile feeding unit is prepped and stocked, our volunteers are making preparations to be available to serve, and our staff is coordinating with local officials to ensure sufficient coverage. While our prayers are for minimal impact, we stand ready to serve should the need arise.”
For the latest information on The Salvation Army’s response to Hurricane Isaias, please visit www.disaster.salvationarmyusa.org.
To help The Salvation Army serve those impacted by Hurricane Isaias, visit www.HelpSalvationArmy.org
