Read Our 2025 Year in Review

In some of the most complex emergencies in 2025, at home and around the world, your support enabled us to reach communities often left behind.

Rebuilding Lives, Restoring Education

All Hands & Hearts is a global disaster relief nonprofit that partners with communities to deliver immediate response and long-term recovery. Through emergency relief, rebuilding, and getting children back to school, we help communities recover faster, rebuild stronger, and prepare for the future.

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Active Programs

Back to School: Philippines

Since 2007, we’ve worked in the Philippines, one of the world’s most typhoon-prone countries, rebuilding schools damaged by severe storms and extreme weather. Hit “Apply to Volunteer” to learn more about joining us between March 10 and July 18, 2026.

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Urgent need

Gaza Humanitarian Relief

All Hands & Hearts has been providing shipments of fresh fruits and vegetables, hygiene kits, medicine for clinics and hospitals, therapeutic foods to combat child malnutrition, and shelter materials such as tarps and tents. Each shipment helps families in Gaza protect their children, access essential nutrition, maintain hygiene, and regain a sense of safety and dignity amid displacement. By partnering with local leaders and organizations, we ensure aid reaches those who need it most, supporting communities as they recover and rebuild in the face of ongoing challenges.

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Hurricane Melissa Relief

Our teams are on the ground in Jamaica, taking immediate action after Hurricane Melissa. With two decades of experience responding to hurricanes across the Caribbean, we are actively distributing food and essential supplies, setting up internet connectivity hubs, and supporting recovery operations, including debris removal and home cleanup, to support families and communities in need. We have received high volunteer interest in response to this program, so we have paused our volunteer application at this moment.

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Texas Flood Relief

All Hands & Hearts (AH&H) is supporting central Texas flood recovery by clearing damage to homes and businesses, salvaging belongings, and providing temporary housing for displaced families.

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A homeowner stands in front of his severely damaged home; the home is barely visible behind a huge pile of fallen trees

North Carolina Hurricane Helene Relief

We mobilized to Asheville, North Carolina, in response to Hurricane Helene’s record-breaking flooding, supporting immediate and long-term relief efforts. We’re currently accepting volunteers between now and December 19, 2025, and then from January 2 through March 28, 2026. Click ‘Apply’ below for more volunteer information.

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Two All Hands and Hearts volunteers inside a damaged home removing drywall

Florida Hurricanes Helene and Milton Relief

All Hands & Hearts (AH&H) is supporting recovery in Pasco County, Florida, after Hurricanes Helene and Milton with cleanup, rebuilding, and community-led disaster relief. We’re currently accepting volunteers between now and December 13, 2025. Click ‘Apply’ below for more volunteer information.

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People in hazmat suits sift through debris and ash in a neighborhood destroyed by wildfire, with charred trees and remnants of buildings in the background.

California Wildfire Relief

After devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, All Hands & Hearts (AH&H) committed to delivering essential aid for affected communities through January 2026.

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Nepal Earthquake Relief

All Hands & Hearts (AH&H) is working to create safer learning environments by rebuilding school facilities, offering community training sessions, and providing Disaster Risk Reduction and Female Mason trainings. We’re also running child protection programs, as well as Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sessions, to support and empower the entire school community. We’re currently accepting volunteers between now and March 13, 2026. Please note that limited spaces are available on this program. Click ‘Apply’ below for more volunteer information.

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Strengthening Communities Worldwide

Two children run toward the entrance of a newly constructed school building, decorated with colorful balloons and festive flags. The school has a green metal roof, bamboo supports, and a vibrant mural on the wall. Palm trees fill the sunny background, creating a warm and tropical atmosphere.
276K+
Homes supported after disaster
376
Schools supported worldwide
125K+
Children returned to safe classrooms
1.5M+
Lives directly impacted by our work
31
Countries worked in
71K+
Volunteers Mobilized Worldwide

Turning Crisis Into Hope

A disaster can take just minutes to upend the life you knew; homes lost, schools destroyed, entire communities left in crisis. Recovery, however, takes time, care and the strength of many hands and hearts. Our teams respond rapidly and remain until local communities are back on a stronger path forward, adapting to evolving needs every step of the way.

Two people in purple All Hands and Hearts shirts stand facing massive piles of rubble and collapsed buildings after the Turkey earthquake, with the sky breaking through above the devastation.

Emergency Response

When disaster strikes, we’re on the ground fast, meeting immediate needs and ensuring safety and stability in the critical first days and weeks.

Two volunteers wearing protective masks and gloves clear debris into a wheelbarrow in a residential neighborhood. One person wears a yellow hard hat and a purple "All Hands and Hearts" shirt, while the other assists with a broom and stands nearby. Sunlight filters through the trees as they work amidst hurricane damage.

Recovery & Resilience

True recovery takes time. We stay long after the headlines fade, working alongside families to rebuild homes, restore livelihoods, and strengthen resilience — ensuring communities are not only able to recover, but better prepared for the future.

A young boy in a gray school uniform kneels on the floor of a brightly lit classroom, focused on assembling a colorful foam puzzle. Other children are engaged in similar activities in the background, surrounded by red and green chairs and educational toys. Sunlight streams in through the windows, illuminating the warm, wooden interior.

Education

Schools are catalysts for recovery. We restore stability by bringing children back into safe places to learn and play — giving them hope for the future, while families gain the freedom to rebuild homes, livelihoods, and stronger communities.