Press Room

Check this page for the latest updates on ADRN’s responses to disasters.

Media Contact

Alistair Perumal
347-654-1111
alistair.perumal@adrntx.org

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Current Coverage

Sonora Apartment Fire Update

Sonora Apartment Fire

Parmer Lane Fire

Little Walnut Creek Flood

Winter Storm Mara Cleanup

Winter Storm Mara Cleanup – Williamson Co.

Winter Storm Mara Cleanup – Bastrop Co.

Winter Storm Mara Cleanup – Hays Co.

Winter Storm Mara Response

Northgate Apartment Fire Response

ADRN News Highlights

The Austin American Statesman shares the history of ADRN and how the network grew from one clear idea, ten years ago. Read the full article.

Did you know ADRN has been called “the most effective church networking organization in the entire USA”? Since we rely almost entirely on volunteers, we owe it all to you! Since 2009, Austin Disaster Relief Network has brought emotional, physical, and spiritual relief to those devastated by fires, floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes. Surviving families continue to be sponsored and lives transformed. Learn more about the impact you’ve made over the last 10 years with the video below!

In response to the devastation caused by Tropical Depression Imelda in Beaumont, TX, where about 5,000 homes were impacted by flooding, the Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN) deployed teams of ADRN-badged and trained volunteers (aka “yellow shirts”) to provide residents with emotional and spiritual support. ADRN is working with the City of Beaumont to ensure that every impacted home receives assistance throughout the course of this 14-day deployment.

In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, the Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN) is mobilizing the Greater Austin community and its network of churches to donate disaster relief supplies and funds for survivors impacted.

In August 2017, ADRN responded to the needs of those impacted by Hurricane Harvey, one of the costliest and most devasting hurricanes to hit the Texas coast. The outpouring of love and support by ATX-based churches, volunteers and businesses was overwhelming. Click below to see how we’ve been able to continue serving those impacted by Hurricane Harvey over the last two years.

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