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Hurricane Helene Disaster Relief

The Church of Christ at Indian Land is committed to serving those affected by Hurricane Helene. The recovery efforts will be long-term, and we will continue to support those in areas of devastation throughout the coming weeks and months.

Donations may be dropped off at the POD located in our parking lot at 635 Jim Wilson Road Indian Land, SC. Items needed are listed below. Monetary donations will also be collected for future building, construction and structural repair needs. Monetary donations can be made online HERE by selecting “Helene disaster relief” from the dropdown menu.

Feet on the ground and willing hands to work alongside the victims at the disaster site are also needed. Please do not just drive to western North Carolina to “help.” Be sure you are working with an established organization (local or national) that has integrity, purpose and knowledge of the needs.

Disaster Recovery Supply List

At this time, bulk clothing and furniture are not immediate needs. There will be a time in the future when these are needed.

Baby and Infant Needs
  • Baby food
  • Baby formula
  • Wipes
  • Diapers (all sizes)
  • Infant Tylenol
  • Pedialyte
Personal Needs
  • New socks (all sizes)
  • New underwear (all sizes)
  • Feminine hygiene supplies
  • Adult diapers (male and female)
  • Rubber boots / muck boots
  • New beanies
  • New wool blend hates
  • Warm coats
Household Supplies
  • Toilet paper
  • Paper towels
  • Disinfectant wipes
  • Rubber gloves
  • Goggles
  • Propane tanks (20 lbs and smaller)
  • Butane stove fuel cans
  • Wet/dry Shop-Vacs
  • Carpet/utility knives
  • Rags
  • Duct tape
  • Kerosene
  • Lamp oil
  • Emergency long-burning, plain candles
  • Flashlights
  • Batteries (all sizes)
  • Well water test kits
 Medical Needs
  • Allergy medicine
  • Nebulizers
Clean-Up Supplies
  • Shovels
    • Flat point for cleaning up mud
    • Round point for digging and garden racks (no leaf racks)
  • Five-gallon buckets
  • N-95 masks
  • Construction trash bags
  • Bleach
  • Mops
  • Tyvek suits
  • Respirators (for mold remediation)
  • Heavy duty tarps (10’x12′ or larger)
  • Ventilation fans (construction/high velocity)
  • Hard hats
  • Chainsaws (fuel and oil)
  • Two cycle mixing oil
  • Bar oil
  • Chainsaw files
  • Chainsaw bars and chains
  • Heavy work gloves
  • Commercial dehumidifiers
  • Power inverters
  • 12-volt jumper boxes
Nutrition Needs
  • Ensure/Boost protein shakes and meal replacement
  • Gatorade
  • Liquid IV / LMNT / Nectar hydration packs
  • Beef jerky
  • EPIC Bars
  • “Just add water” meal pouches
  • Soups and other “heat and eat” foods
  • Olive oil
  • Nonstick cooking spray
  • Coffee (instant or ground)
  • Sugar and creamer in plastic containers
  • Shelf stable whole milk
  • Powdered milk
  • Masa flour
  • All purpose flour
  • Individual condiment packets
  • Vinegar
  • Iodized salt
 Shelter and Living Needs
  • Generators (fuel, large and small)
  • Camping cooking supplies (tin coffee pots, tin plates, tin pots, utensil sets, etc.)
  • Cold weather sleeping bags (gently used or new, rated 30-degrees and below)
  • Camping stoves
  • Paper plates
  • Plastic utensils
  • Extension cords
  • Large trash bags
  • Pet food (cat and dog)
  • Large containers of water
  • Two 1/2 gas jugs (red, preferably filled with non-ethanol gas)
  • Two 1/2 kerosene jugs (blue, preferably filled)
  • Portable heaters
  • Pumps that run off of a battery-powered drill
  • Long stick lights
  • Small AM/FM radios
  • Gas grills and griddles
  • Carbon monoxide detectors
  • Water purification tablets, straws and filters
  • Solar shower bags
  • Work lights (solar powered)
  • Lanterns (solar powered)
  • Power banks (solar powered)
  • Tents (rated three season or higher)