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September Community Offering
UMCOR - Domestic Disasters
The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) responds to disasters around the globe. This month’s Community Offering will provide support for domestic disasters. Here is where UMCOR has provided disaster relief in the United States so far in 2025.
January’s wildfires in Los Angeles resulted in thousands of homes and businesses being destroyed, as well as multiple local United Methodist Churches.
In mid-May, severe flooding impacted Allegany and Garrett counties in Maryland,prompting multiple emergency rescues. Late May’s severe weather affected theGreat Plains, Missouri, Wisconsin and Kentucky.
In mid-June, severe flooding impacted Ohio and Marion counties in WestVirginia, leading to the deaths of eight people. On June 22, a powerful stormcaused major damage in Madison, Oneida and Chenango counties in New Yorkwith deaths of at least three people. In late June, several severe weather events,i ncluding a microburst and multiple tornadoes, impacted Minnesotans.
The July 4th catastrophic flooding along the Guadalupe River in Texas resulted in at least 110 deaths including 27 campers and counselors from Camp Mystic, an all-girls summer camp.
In each of these disasters, UMCOR has responded immediately to provide relief to those impacted through Early Response Team deployment, debris removal, distribution of relief supplies and more. In some cases, further support is provided. For example, In June, UMCOR awarded a $624k recovery grant to the California- Pacific Annual Conference, which will fund disaster case managers for survivors of the Palisades and Eaton fires.