Convoy of Hope
See how Convoy of Hope moves relief
Convoy of Hope keeps loaded trailers and a warehouse operation on standby in Springfield, Missouri and moves food, water, and supplies into disaster zones within days. The supplies are stocked and parked before a storm arrives rather than gathered afterward.
Why this is listed
Logistics rather than messaging is what it is good at, and pre-positioned supply is what lets relief arrive in days rather than weeks. Assemblies of God roots, without requiring partners to share them.
How to start
- Open convoyofhope.org (opens an external site) and read what Convoy of Hope says about itself before you read anything else.
- Check the time it asks for: one-off.
- Look at the filings below, then decide. Numbers are context, not a verdict.
- Tell your church. Going out is rarely meant to be done alone.
Public filings
Pulled live from ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, which republishes IRS Form 990 data. Grain does not edit these figures.
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- Disaster responseVerified
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Samaritan's Purse
After hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes, Samaritan's Purse bases an operation at a local church and sends volunteer crews out to tarp roofs, clear trees, and muck out flooded houses for homeowners at no charge. Volunteers sign up per deployment, usually for a week.
- Time
- One-off
- Where
- United States
- Area
- Disaster response
Last verified September 8, 2026
- Disaster responseProvisional
Rebuild in month eighteen with World Renew
World Renew
The Christian Reformed Church's disaster arm does damage assessment first and then home repair and rebuild for uninsured and underinsured households, staying in a county long after the news crews leave. Volunteers come as individuals or church groups for a week or more, and RV sites are common.
- Time
- Weeks
- Where
- United States
- Area
- Disaster response
Last verified September 8, 2026
- Disaster responseVerified
Austin Disaster Relief Network
Austin Disaster Relief Network
Network of churches providing disaster relief and survivor care in Central Texas. Supported by Austin Ridge Bible Church.
- Time
- Ongoing
- Where
- Austin, Texas, United States
- Area
- Disaster response
Last verified October 6, 2026
