With only a few hours notice, the All Hands Volunteers Launch Team boarded flights aimed for Texas thanks to Southwest Airlines’ donation. Devastating tornadoes leveled the Rancho Brazos community in Granbury, Texas, and All Hands partnered with Habitat For Humanity to organize a rapid response cleanup of the affected area. Upon landing at Dallas Love Field, we walked off the plane to see the news that more tornadoes hit the region, this time in the southern Oklahoma City Metro area.

A mere 24 hours apart, EF4 and EF5 tornadoes ripped across five counties in Oklahoma, leaving a wake of damage nearly 20 miles long. With winds close to 200mph, these funnels impacted 10,000 people, damaged nearly 2,400 homes, and killed 26 people, including 10 children. Within hours, President Obama signed a Major Disaster Declaration for parts of Oklahoma. This band of storms is considered to be one of the worst in the last 20 years and the deadliest since the Joplin, Missouri, tornado of 2011.

The All Hands Launch Team continued on their trek to Granbury, keeping a trained eye on the situation in Moore, OK. Three days after the storms hit Moore, our Assessment Team moved from Texas to Oklahoma. Initial efforts focused on assessing the impact to residential structures, evaluating the most effective way to engage volunteers in the recovery, and coordinating with local community officials and national partner organizations.

With details falling into place, All Hands again turned to Southwest for help flying in seasoned Team Leaders and Assessors from across the country on very short notice. The faster we assemble our key project team, the faster our volunteers are in the field, helping the community get back on its feet. And the assistance that Southwest provides is critical to these recovery efforts.

On May 29, All Hands launched volunteer-powered Project Moore. With the launch of every All Hands project comes a commitment to assisting survivors in taking the first step toward recovery by harnessing the power of volunteers. Project Moore, our response to the devastating EF5 tornado that tore across the greater Oklahoma City area, will be no different. This Saturday, June 8, we are teaming up with Southwest Airlines to volunteer and help clear and sort debris scattered near Oklahoma City and Moore. In the weeks to come, our volunteers will continue to work to clear the destruction left behind. They will get dirty, sweaty, and certainly exhausted. But more importantly, they will be humbled, not by the difficulty of the work, but by the resiliency of the survivors they assist.

密切关注困扰俄克拉荷马城地区和该地区大部分地区的恶劣天气，我们的志愿团队一直在地面上，自项目启动以来在受影响地区工作。他们协助房主挽救了财产，并在一些较难的地区清理了大量的碎片田。需求很大，社区的康复还远远没有结束。188bet网址怎么打不开我们很高兴获得LUV航空公司的帮助，以帮助重建俄克拉荷马州。

房主
If you are a homeowner and need assistance, please call the All Hands Homeowner Hotline: 405-432-4493.

VOLUNTEERS
如果您想与Project Moore一起志愿服务，请在此处申请，或致电全手志愿者热线：405-432-4504。

OTHER SUPPORT
如果您目前无法志愿服务，但仍然想帮助摩尔及周边地区的人们，通过捐款或建立个人筹款页面来支持所有人的恢复工作。您的贡献将用于工具和设备，燃料，运输和其他运营支持。

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