ALBANY, GA — The Salvation Army in southern Georgia has begun to transition from meeting immediate needs to long term recovery. As of October 21, feeding operations and mobile canteens have been suspended, and The Salvation Army will now distribute food boxes, water, cleaning supplies, and other in-kind goods. Two Incident Management Teams (IMT), located in Albany and Bainbridge, Georgia, will continue to coordinate Salvation Army disaster relief efforts across the southern part of the Peach State.
In response to Hurricane Michael, The Salvation Army in Georgia has provided:
- 48,462 Meals
- 29,854 Drinks
- 23,767 Snacks
- 156 Clean-up Kits and Supplies
- 952 Food Boxes
- 472 Hygiene Kits
- 291 Cases of Water
- 3,219 Emotional and Spiritual consultations
- 6,247 hours of employee and volunteer serviceÂ
– Hurricane Michael Disaster Relief Statistics for Georgia as of September 21, 2018
