Headwaters Plans for Minot, ND Relief Efforts
Volunteers will take their first trip to Minot, ND after the historical flooding in June and July this year.
Considered to be the worst in over 100 years, this flood has left an estimated 8,000 to 9,000 people homeless. With the first snow expected by the end of October, residents are rushed to clean out wet homes and find warm housing for the harsh winter.
Headwaters is working with All Hands Volunteers [1], an international disaster response volunteer organization, to gut and clean flooded homes. The group will be there September 13th through the 15th with the potential for subsequent trips.
There are many ways you can help! Visit our Donations [2] page to give a monetary contribution or Contact Us [3] to learn about volunteering opportunities.
About Us
Headwaters is a disaster relief collaboration of volunteers that supports both the emotional and housing rehabilitation needs of families and communities ravaged by disaster.
Our mission is to react with agility and compassion when disasters strike through practical aid, physical recovery assistance and mental health support to victims after the first responders have come and gone.
Dr. Rebecca Thomley, Chief Executive Officer's Biography 
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