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In times of disaster within the U.S., our operations are diverse and adaptable. We mobilize teams equipped with mobile kitchens, debris removal equipment, and tool trailers to serve in a variety of ways. From tarping roofs and clearing downed trees to preparing hot meals and distributing emergency supplies, our goal is to meet the immediate needs of those affected. Additionally, our specially trained chaplains are deployed to offer emotional and spiritual care to survivors and first responders alike.

We often partner with local churches, schools, or community centers to set up a base camp to distribute meals and resources, receive truckloads of supplies, and house our volunteers. This base camp becomes a hub of activity and support, allowing volunteers from all backgrounds to plug in and serve meaningfully. Whether you see yourself operating equipment, preparing meals, or providing spiritual care, there's a place for you on a CRI domestic deployment.

When responding internationally, our teams are mobilized by air, bringing essential resources like water filtration systems, solar lights, food rations, and medicines—items that can be difficult to source in-country. Our international response efforts vary depending on the crisis, but may include running medical clinics, setting up refugee camps, building temporary housing, distributing critical resources, and providing chaplaincy services.

In more extreme situations, our teams may serve on the frontlines of wars, helping with extractions, rescues, and transporting refugees to safety. These deployments require resilience, adaptability, and a heart for serving in some of the most challenging environments in the world.