God’s Pit Crew heads to Texas to help Hurricane Beryl victims

DANVILLE, VA. ( WFXR ) – God’s Pit Crew is heading to Texas to help victims affected by torrential flooding and extensive wind damage left behind by Hurricane Beryl.

The Disaster Response Team will arrive on July 12 with relief supplies including food, water, hygiene items, first-aid kits, Bibles, toys and games, blankets, snacks, and cleaning supplies to aid victims in Houston Texas, and other surrounding areas.

God’s Pit Crew semi-trucks and haulers will be on-site and equipped with dehumidifiers, generators, chainsaws, tarps, and other equipment to assist with cleanup efforts.

“This storm has continued on a long, destructive path for many days,” remarked God’s Pit Crew President Randy Johnson . “We continue to pray for all impacted, and our crews are ready to begin the work needed to help these people begin to get their lives back on track.”

Johnson explained that response by the God’s Pit Crew ministry would not be possible without the continuous support provided by volunteers and donors.

“Everyone who volunteers and donates to our relief efforts helps move our mission of providing hope and healing forward,” said Johnson.  “The people we’re blessed to serve are experiencing what may be the darkest times of their lives, but it’s your generosity that gives them hope that they can keep going.”

Anyone in need of assistance can email ImmediateResponse@GodsPitCrew.org with your name, phone number, address, and a brief description of the scope of work that is needed. If you are interested in assisting with God’s Pit Crew’s disaster response initiatives, volunteering, and/or donating, you can visit GodsPitCrew.org or call 434-836-4472.

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