HURRICANE LAURA

hURRICANE LAURA

Hurricane Laura made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana early Thursday morning as a dangerous Category 4 storm with 150 mph sustained winds and life threatening storm surge. Laura has been downgraded but still poses a large threat to multiple states with the possibility of flash floods and spin up tornadoes. Over 800,000 customers were left without power and several deaths have been reported in Louisiana as Hurricane Laura left behind a trail of destruction.
If you are interested in donating to relief and recovery efforts, please check out the lists of organizations and accounts linked below. Also included are lists of places you may use to inquire about assistance if you have been affected by Hurricane Laura.

Help support recovery efforts by purchasing from our Hurricane Laura Campaign Apparel. Clothing is fully customizable and comes with the option of an official Team Dominator logo, as well as a design of your choice. Proceeds go to aid in relief efforts from Hurricane Laura. Thank you!

If you are interested in sending needed supplies to communities damaged by Hurricane Laura, listed below are some of the cities affected that are in need of assistance.

Moss Bluff, LA
West Lake, LA
Leesville, LA
Hineston, LA
Alexandria, LA
Montgomery, LA
Hackberry, LA
Lake Charles, LA
Cameron Parish, LA
Campti, LA
Toomey, LA

Oakdale, LA

Sulphur, LA
Singer, LA
Jennings, LA
Shreveport, LA
Monroe, LA
Iota, LA
Summerville, LA
Vinton, LA
Grand Lake, LA
Fort Polk South, LA

De Ridder, LA

Natchitoches, LA
Jasper, LA
Minden, LA
Ruston, LA
Holly Beach, LA
Bon Wier, TX
Orange, TX
Pinehurst, TX
Deweyville, TX
Sabine Pass, TX
Crystal Beach, TX
Galveston, TX

Lake Charles/Hackberry Food Pantries:
https://www.foodpantries.org/ci/la-hackberry

https://www.foodpantries.org/ci/la-lake_charles

https://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/calcasieu_parish_food_pantries.html

State resources assigned to help respond to Hurricane Laura:

Texas A&M Forest Service: Incident management teams, chain saw crews, firefighting strike teams, and water evacuation and rescue teams
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service: Urban search and rescue teams and swift water rescue teams, including Texas A&M Task Force 1 and 2
Texas A&M Agrilife: Agents positioned to support emergency operations centers and disaster finance teams
Texas Military Department: High profile water rescue vehicles, airplanes and helicopters for evacuation and rescue, shelter management teams, evacuee tracking network teams, 6th Civilian Response Team available for Hazmat response
Texas Department of Public Safety: Rescue helicopters, command and control airplanes, swift water rescue boat teams, flood response boat teams, dive boat teams, as well as Troopers, agents, and Rangers to assist local Law Enforcement with evacuation and securing evacuated areas
Texas Parks and Wildlife: Game Wardens, State Park Police, swift water rescue boats, Shallow water evacuation boats, air boats, incident management teams, and a helicopter rescue team
Texas Department of State Health Services: Emergency Medical Task Force (EMTF) Ambuses, EMTF ambulances, EMTF Medical incident management and support teams
Texas Department of Transportation: High profile water rescue vehicles, traffic control devices, and flood protection barriers
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality: Water and waste water monitoring teams and hazmat response teams

Reception centers for evacuees:
Austin
Circuit of the Americas
9201 Circuit of the Americas Boulevard
Austin, TX 78617

Dallas Fort-Worth
Mesquite Reception Center
15515 E. IH-20
Mesquite, TX 75181

Ellis County
Knights of Columbus Hall
850 S IH-45
Ennis, TX 75119

For more information on resources for those impacted by the storm, visit the Texas Hurricane Center.

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