Help Strengthen Appalachian Communities.
Your generous financial support equips volunteer response crews, pre-stages clean water and cleanup supplies, and sustains long-term recovery for mountain families.
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Appalachian Disaster Response is actively establishing its formal nonprofit status under Jeremiah Todd. Online merchant integrations will launch upon completed processing verification.
Where Your Support Goes
We believe every dollar entrusted to disaster response must be accounted for with radical transparency and practical purpose.
Volunteer Protective Equipment (PPE)
Equipping muck-out volunteers with heavy rubber boots, puncture-resistant work gloves, N95/P100 respirators, and protective suits for safe cleanup in contaminated flood conditions.
Clean Drinking Water Staging
Pre-staging bottled water pallets, bulk water transport tanks, and gravity-fed filtration units in regional storage hubs before severe weather strikes.
Dehumidification & Mold Treatment Tools
Procuring commercial air movers, timber moisture meters, and hospital-grade antimicrobial wash to salvage structural framing before drywall replacement.
Corridor Transport & Emergency Staging Fuel
Fuel for generators, utility trailers, and supply transport across winding Appalachian roads to reach families beyond main thoroughfares.
Alternative Ways to Support Our Mission
Every contribution of time, expertise, equipment, or advocacy helps build regional resilience.
Volunteer Hours
Offer your physical labor, logistics skills, or community compassion on our volunteer roster.
Join roster →In-Kind Equipment
Donate new shovels, heavy-duty wheelbarrows, generators, or staging space.
Inquire on goods →Church & Civic Partners
Partner your congregation or civic club to host supply drives and local staging hubs.
Partner with ADR →Share the Mission
Help spread preparedness advisories and disaster updates across your Appalachian network.
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