Provide Immediate Aid to Hurricane Ida Victims

Dausa Continues to work with Local Rotary clubs and leader in the Homua, Gallanio and Golden Meadow communities. Our response trailer is still in the area and being used by local Rotarians to help their community. We also help during a Christmas Project for the families in need of food and supplies and even some toys for the children as many are still out of their homes and without work.  Dehumidifier, air scrubbers, and a supply of Shockwave mold killing agents are helping those who are still fighting Mold during reconstruction.

DAUSA will conitnue to work with and support Projects in these community through the rest ofthe year

Hi Friend,

We would like to sincerely thank you for your generous $100 donation to Provide Immediate Aid to Hurricane Ida Victims through GlobalGiving on Wednesday, October 27, 2021. Every donation helps ensure we can continue responding to the urgent and critical needs of our community, so thank you!

We know there are a lot of other ways you could have spent this money, so we feel privileged that you chose to invest in Disaster Aid USA.

Hurricane IDA

1. Over 25K pounds of supplies
2. 12 hours travel … 30 mins turned into 5.5 hours traveling & clearing a back road to small community in middle of night
3. Cleared Roads @ Ambulance service request
4. Chain sawed trees off houses
5. Moved heavy debris to pick up points with backhoe
6. Tarped over 30 roofs
7. Muck and gutted homes
8. Cleared metal debris from around houses
9. Cut, downed powerlines for safety
10. Sprayed mold killing agents in homes
11. Supplied over 1000 gallons of gas
12. Supplied Generators and small ACs for several homes
13. Supplied Food Ice and water to local survivors in several truck loads
14. Fixed broken Water lines
15. Performed around a dozen wellness checks for Crowd source rescue. (Family member call CSR as they haven’t heard from family since storm or to rescue them from damaged home.) No cell service and and no 911 made this very important for family in others states.  We tracked down the addresses and notify if someone was home or had evacuated. Many time neighbor would tell us they saw them before the storm but not after so we kept looking until found and then used our Satellite phone for them to call family and tell them they are ok.  Very touching moments!
16. Assets deployed: Rescue Boat, 2 Domestic response trailers, and Backhoe equipment.  Team members From LA, Missouri, Texas and OK and Florida responded.
17. Cranes from 35 Ton to 70 ton Capacities were offered to the local sheriff dept.
18. DASUA Trailers of supplies came From Southwest LA, Texas, and Florida.
19. Our teams were resupplied by friends of DAUSA in the middle of the night with a crew from over 5 hours away. Brought food, gas, ice, and roofing materials, then turned around immediately for home so our crews could keep operating.
20. Teams are still being rotated in to help with debris and muck and gut job  

Please consider telling your friends and family about our project—you can share this link to our GlobalGiving project on social media, or just bring us up in conversation. Sharing with your community why you chose to support Disaster Aid USA will help us increase the work we can do in our community.  WE ARE PEOPLE OF ACTION!

Yours in service,

Larry Agee