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Successfully completing our team training weekend qualifies you to join a leadership team that deploys in the wake of a disaster to meet the needs of a community. It is intentionally a challenging weekend designed to put you in stressful situations, so ideal candidates are in good physical shape and are willing to deploy into chaotic and challenging situations.
2026 Training Dates: May 14-17 and July 16-19
Recovery Operations Team training qualifies you to help lead teams of volunteers during the long-term recovery phase of disaster relief and use your skills to help communities rebuild. It consists of online or in-person training modules that provide you with the background and basic skills needed to succeed as a volunteer.
2026 IN-PERSON DATES: June 12-13
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We believe communities recover faster when we work together to steward volunteer time, money, and resources as efficiently as possible. Our Immediate Relief and Recovery Operations Teams pride themselves on being “force multipliers”.
Force multipliers take a limited amount of resources (volunteer time, money, and materials) and “multiply” their effectiveness. During Hurricane Ian, CRR raised x amount of dollars and our teams of staff and volunteers turned it into x amount of work for x amount of homeowners. As a volunteer team member, you’ll be on the front lines of a force that multiplies impact for good.
Restoring Hope after Helene
Western North Carolina – Hurricane Helene Relief
When Hurricane Helene made it's way up to Western North Carolina, it damaged or destroyed almost 100,000 structures. The destruction was unprecedented. CRR partnered with multiple organizations...
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Going Where the News Doesn't
Restoring Dolores’ Home – West Texas Floods
While much of the national attention focused on Kerr County and the Guadalupe River, San Angelo — nearly three hours away in West Texas — experienced devastating flooding of its own, with historic...
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Harlem Strong
Operation Perfect Storm – Serving Harlem Heights after Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian devastated South Florida. Residents of Harlem Heights, a lower income neighborhood outside of Tampa Bay, thought they had been forgotten. What happened over the next 18 months was...
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