As a team: The team leader can register online with your preferred dates and we will contact you to confirm all the necessary arrangements. As an individual: Please contact us to find the best way to serve. Often that will be matching you up with an existing volunteer team.

Do you accept materials donations?

Yes, we will accept donations of construction materials as well as tools and equipment. Please see our donation page to learn more.

Do you deploy to other states?

Not at this time. With the great need in Oklahoma due to the number of disasters we face, we stay busy year-round right here.

We serve all 77 counties across the state of Oklahoma.

How do I get help repairing my home?

We work alongside the disaster case management process. All disaster survivors we serve come through one of the case management agencies in the state. If your home sustained damages the best way to enter the process is to report your damages with: Oklahoma Emergency Management, FEMA, or your County Emergency Manager.

What are the four phases of a disaster?

Preparation â the work necessary to prepare your family, home, and business with a plan to protect life and belongings should you be impacted by a disaster. Response â the immediate time from a disaster to several weeks beyond, serving the immediate needs of each disaster survivor including food, shelter, debris cleanup, roof tarps, and mucking out the home. Recovery â begins weeks to months after a disaster when long-term recovery committees have been formed and homes are repaired. Mitigation â the work necessary to minimize the damages that your home and belongings could sustain in a disaster, such as purchasing flood insurance, elevating structures, and replacing roofs.

What is the difference between Declared vs Non-Declared Disasters?

Most disasters in Oklahoma are small and do not reach the size and scale necessary for help beyond what the state can provide, meaning they are 'non-declared' by a presidential disaster declaration. A 'declared' disaster means the size and scale of the disaster has reached beyond the state's ability to respond and recover without outside help. Through a presidential disaster declaration, the federal government's assistance through FEMA and/or SBA becomes available.

What is the difference between FEMA's Individual Assistance and Public Assistance?

Individual Assistance is provided by FEMA directly to eligible individuals and families who have sustained losses due to disasters. Public Assistance is provided to state and local governments as reimbursement for emergency protective measures due to disaster-related damages.

This application is for single family home repairs caused by damages between May 9, 2019 – June 9, 2019.

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HOMEOWNER INFORMATION:

Write your full name, the address where you get mail (this might be different from the damaged home), your email (if you have one), your birthday, and if you are married.

CO-OWNER INFORMATION:

List anyone else in your home who is also responsible for the property, like a co-owner. If there are more than two people, attach another page.

DAMAGED PROPERTY INFORMATION:

We need this information to see if you qualify for help. This includes details about the damage to your home, proof that you lived there, and your FEMA registration.

Tell us about the damaged home, like the address, if it’s in a flood zone, and the names on the deed.

To get help, the home must have been damaged by the disaster.

Also, let us know if you were living there during the disaster, if you still live there, or if you had to move because of the damage.

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Email: DisasterHelp@disasterROAD.org

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TO BE COMPLETED BY HOMEOWNER: (Head of Household)

Name

First Last

Current Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Mailing Address (if different)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Home Phone

Daytime Phone

Mobile Phone

Email Address

Date of Birth

Gender

Marital Status

Is there a Co-homeowner?

The Below to be completed by the co-homeowner.

Relationship to Homeowner (spouse, child, etc.)

Name

First Last

Current Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Mailing Address (if different)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Home Phone

Daytime Phone

Mobile Phone

Email Address

Date of Birth

Gender

Marital Status

DAMAGED PROPERTY INFORMATION

Provide basic information concerning the damaged property (i.e., physical address of damaged property, other names on the deed, and septic information).

Damaged Property Address (impacted by the disaster)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Damaged Property Phone Number

a. What type of structure is the property? (Select One)

Wood-Frame Construction

Mobile Home

Modular

Other (please describe)

Describe the structure

Year Built

Did you occupy the property at the time of the event?

Are you currently living in the property?

If no, explain your current living situation.

Are you seeking assistance for a mobile home/modular housing unit?

If Yes, do you own the land?

Do you have a deed on the damaged property?

Are there any other names besides the owner and co-owner on the deed for the damaged property??

If yes, describe what deed information you have on the damaged property (including any entity, for example, a Trust):

I/We have been displaced from property due to damage caused by the disaster.

If yes, explain your current living situation in the space below, e.g., renting in another part of the City, County etc...

Was the unit damaged or destroyed by the flooding, tornadoes, rain and other hazards between May 9, 2019-June 9, 2019?

At the time of the disaster, were you the owner of this residence (including mobile home units)?

Was the unit the primary residence of the applicant on the date of the disaster?

Have you had any septic issues since the 2019 disaster?

If yes, please describe the issues below:

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TO BE COMPLETED BY HOMEOWNER: (Head of Household)

The Below to be completed by the co-homeowner.

DAMAGED PROPERTY INFORMATION