ADRN is responding to help aid survivors through out Texas who are impacted. Emotional care teams have been deployed, survivors supplies are being collected and distributed daily. We need your help! Click to Help
Join Port Arthur and Greater Austin Churches to love on the City of Port Arthur on September 30th. Register to reserve a shirt and a seat. Join the Mission Here
Community Emergency Response Training is a 7 day, FEMA backed, nationally recognized course that will equip and train you in the essentials of disaster. Learn More
Every new volunteer that wants to join ADRN is required to take this 3hr class to give you an introduction to ADRN, how to get involved, and the impact we are having on our community. Read More
Anyone from the community is welcome to sign up as a Community Volunteer. If you are a business, group or organization you can sign up in the areas of clean-up, thrift store, and warehousing. Sign Up Here
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ADRN needs daily volunteers to help at our warehouses for survivor donations Now is the time to prepare and train to be ready in CERT. Join us Oct 9th to be certified! FAMILIES NEED OUR HELP. Give to ADRN or start a fundraiser with your small group.

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DAILY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED (Hurricane Harvey Support)

Monday, September 18th thru Saturday, September 30

Austin Disaster Relief Network is looking for daily volunteers to help in various areas of our Hurricane Harvey response. We are still accepting donations at our ADRN HQ location to distribute supplies to communities in need through out Texas. As we consolidate our warehouse locations, we are in need of fork lift drivers, volunteers and meals to help feed our crews during long shift hours. ADRN network badged volunteers are also being asked to fill the need in the areas of Emotional Care and our Call Center. View All Volunteer Opportunities >.

HAVE A SURVIVOR DONATION?
 ADRN HQ - Receiving Dock
1122 E. 51st Street Austin, TX 78723

DROP-OFF HOURS: Monday-Saturday, 10AM-5PM

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