The Salvation Army has been hard at work, serving those in Puerto Rica and beyond who have been impacted by Hurricane Fiona.

And now, with the future of Ian uncertain, The Salvation Army’s Florida, Georgia, ALM and Texas divisions are preparing for a large-scale coordination to be on the ground for people in need.

The Florida Division has an incident management team and 27 canteens on standby. And with Georgia now possibly in Ian’s path, neighboring divisions are ready to give a assistance where needed.

In the wake of hurricane Fiona, so far, The Salvation Army has served over 8,000 individuals and over 3,000 families with prepared food, drinks, hygiene kits and emotional and spiritual support.

To support The Salvation Army’s continued efforts, visit

https://give.helpsalvationarmy.org

or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY