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Relief Supplies

CARING FOR THE VULNERABLE THROUGH RELIEF SUPPLIES

A volunteer from the Central Appalachian Missionary Conference carries “cleaning kits” filled with relief supplies.

Photo: Whitley Henson, Central Appalachian Missionary Conference

Discover how UMCOR’s relief supply kits offer immediate and tangible support to those impacted by disasters and crises across the United States.

Need Relief Supplies? Request Relief Supply Kits Here.

Give hope and healing to those impacted by disaster and crisis in your community by distributing cleaning kits, hygiene kits or menstrual hygiene kits. 

Request Relief Supply Kits

Assemble and Donate Relief Supply Kits

You can help keep the relief supply kit inventory stocked and ready to go when a disaster strikes.  Learn how to assemble and ship each relief supply kit below:

  • PDF

UMCOR Cleaning Kit Instructions

Instructions on how to purchase materials, assemble and ship an UMCOR Cleaning Kit.
  • Cleaning Kit, UMCOR
  • PDF

UMCOR Hygiene Kit Instructions

Instructions on how to purchase materials, assemble and ship an UMCOR Hygiene Kit.
  • Hygiene Kit, UMCOR
  • PDF

UMCOR Menstrual Hygiene Kit Instructions

Instructions on how to purchase materials, assemble and ship an UMCOR Menstrual Hygiene Kit.
  • Menstrual Hygiene Kit, UMCOR

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Our Impact

Learn more about the scope of our global migration work in 2024. 

156

calls for assistance addressed by the Relief Supply Network
UMCOR responded to calls for assistance after disasters by providing cleaning, hygiene and menstrual hygiene kits in the United States, and funding assistance for disasters outside the U.S. to help bolster local economies.

922

volunteers at the Sager Brown Supply Depot
Sager Brown volunteers ensure kits are packed correctly and securely before they are distributed to disaster-stricken areas, and are critical to the success of the Supply Depot Network.

$2.8M

in total value of relief supplies distributed across the U.S.
Relief supply distribution is made possible by donations of time, material and financing from individuals and local churches.