Volunteer Spotlight: Ritam in Coastal Bend
Join the Purple Army!
It’s insanely overwhelming to see how people from various walks of life, coming in from different places, despite their race, religion or gender, have united for one noble cause. Restores my faith in humanity.
My stay has been like a vacation to me where, you enjoy the long summer doing the things you love, knowing that every house we erect brings back happiness into people’s lives who’ve suffered so much. I am an architect, making houses was always fun for me, but to rebuild homes here is so satisfying that it can’t be adequately put in words. Everybody here is passionately engrossed in trying to get the community back on its feet. I got to learn new things every day, be it about the site we’re working on or just a casual ‘laying on the hammock and playing the guitar’ conversations. It’s time you tried it. Join the purple army.
Learn more about this program: Texas Hurricane Harvey Relief
Hurricane Harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane, bringing unprecedented destruction to Texas. Harvey was named the most powerful hurricane to hit the US since 2005, superseding Hurricane Sandy. The recovery is going to be long and hard - that’s why All Hands and Hearts has committed to being on the ground for at least two years, helping families recover from this disaster.
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Learn more about this program: Texas Hurricane Harvey Relief
Hurricane Harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane, bringing unprecedented destruction to Texas. Harvey was named the most powerful hurricane to hit the US since 2005, superseding Hurricane Sandy. The recovery is going to be long and hard - that’s why All Hands and Hearts has committed to being on the ground for at least two years, helping families recover from this disaster.
More Volunteer Profile Posts
- Ang in Mexico
- Caroline in Mexico
- Cindy in Dominica
- Dan in Nepal
- Francis in Coastal Bend
- Frank in Puerto Rico
- Hantteut in Coastal Bend
- Jiani in Coastal Bend
- Luke in North Carolina
- Lyvette in Coastal Bend
- Marc in Dominica
- Marine in Texas
- Martha Rose in Coastal Bend
- Mathieu in Mexico
- Megan in Coastal Bend
- Nancy in Mexico
- Nikki in the USVI
- Patty in St. Thomas
- Poncho in USVI
- Ritam in Coastal Bend
- Rob in South Texas
- Roger in BVI
- Ron in Houston
- Stella in Texas
- Sunny in Coastal Bend
- Tatum in Yabucoa
- Wilson in Coastal Bend