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Help!ComeHome! is a registered 501(c)(3) that serves communities in need at home and abroad, with a special focus on our American family and Native Americans. Our work is modeled after the example of Jesus Christ, and we aim to help everyone who crosses our path without bias or discrimination.

  • We have distributed 1000s of gallons of clean drinking water to communities in need at home in New England, around the country, and in Navajo Nation

  • We have completed countless disaster relief missions to help areas affected by hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, wildfires, and winter storms

  • We have given aid directly to 1000s of Americans in the form of water, food, clothing, counseling, and bill payment assistance

  • We have given 100s of families in the Seacost area holiday season relief and warm winter clothing

  • We support dozens of nonprofits both locally and nationwide with volunteer service and in-kind and monetary donations

  • We have a roster of over 100 volunteers and counting from 19 different states

  • We make regular visits to hospitals and nursing homes

  • We have been a 501(c)3 since 2007 - your donations are tax-deductible!

  • We complete a yearly service mission to Costa Rica with Pastor Scott from Apopka Ministries where we distribute food, clothing, clean water, school supplies to families in need

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A dedicated dad in Costa Rica can now drive to work to provide for his family because our team repaired his car. Families in Mississippi could weather the aftermath of winter storms because our members gave them warm blankets, flashlights, batteries, and extra food. Classrooms in Navajo Nation could give their students clean water to drink because our volunteers restocked their drinking water supply. Food pantries in Florida could remain open because a group of HCH team members restocked their shelves.

The list goes on, and the needs are endless and increasingly dire. If anything about our work speaks to you, please consider supporting us a volunteer.

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From winter storm recovery in Mississippi and Texas, to hunger relief in the Northeast, to The Water Project in Navajo Nation, read all about what we’ve up to in recent days and weeks.