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It's been two months since Hurricane Helene caused catastrophic damage to communities. Our department has sent the first $187 million to clear roads and begin repairs, and will continue our support for as long as it takes.

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Willie Brownvor 1 Jahr

It’s been two months since FEMA refused help to Americans who had Trump signs in their yard.

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Phacisousvor 1 Jahr

Millions for Americans. Billions for Ukraine. Can't wait until you guys are gone

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Chrisvor 1 Jahr

24 BILLION TO UKRAINE JUST TODAY. SAVE YOUR BS FOR SOMEONE THAT GIVE A $HIT. You should hang your head in shame you lousy bum.

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RedInDC 💐vor 1 Jahr

Nothing like being proud of being 2 months late.

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Colleen Caliendovor 1 Jahr

Really??? You fucking posted this???? 2 months after people have been in tents. GFU!!!!!!!

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Bill Dubsvor 1 Jahr

Your department and @fema have failed the people touched by the hurricane. Can’t wait for you to be out!

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TrumpGirlvor 1 Jahr

Sorry Pete! This POS has said it all DEI in FEMA. You just can’t make this shit up

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paradise lostvor 1 Jahr

11 days ago a 12 year old died in a tent because of the cold. You hear about it??

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Tjvor 1 Jahr

Maybe if you had been half as concerned about NC as you are about Ukraine and illegals we would believe you were sincere. But you aren't and we don't.

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Johnvor 1 Jahr

Drop the climate change bullshit and do your job.

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As the damage and various needs brought on by Hurricane Helene continue to unfold, Samaritan’s Purse is currently responding in five locations across the U.S. while coordinating with local authorities and assessing the damage in multiple locations. In Florida, our teams are based in Perry and the greater Tampa area, where homes have been severely flooded after Hurricane Helene made landfall as a Category 4 storm. We are also responding in Valdosta, Georgia to help suffering families as they begin their long road of recovery, Boone, North Carolina—home to the Samaritan’s Purse international headquarters—and a large swath of surrounding communities have been particularly hard-hit with toppled trees, flash flooding, road damage, and lack of power and water. We have established a response throughout western North Carolina and are also assisting area hospitals by providing oxygen support for those who have lost power and require the use of oxygen for medical needs. We’ve set up a two-tent unit in the parking lot of Watauga County Medical Center as well as one in Linville at the Cannon Memorial Hospital. You can find more details about our response and how you can volunteer at Please prayerfully consider serving as many volunteers will be needed to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus Christ to help the hurting. For additional details and updates regarding our response, please visit and continue to monitor our social media channels for important updates.

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