In the wake of the recent disaster in North Carolina, the Battle Buddy Response Team (BBRT) is stepping up to support the affected veterans and first responders. Many have been displaced, and the need for basic supplies and essentials continues to grow as conditions on the ground change. We’re calling on our network to help provide urgent relief to those in need.
How You Can Help: We are collecting donations to provide critical support to veterans who have been hit hardest by this disaster. Our partner on the ground, Bryan, is working directly with the affected communities to assess and address their evolving needs. Over the next few months, the list of necessary items will likely shift as the situation stabilizes, but immediate donations are urgently required.
BBRT is looking for monetary donations and essential items to support Veterans Restoration Quarters – ABCCM and others impacted. By contributing, you can make a tangible difference in the lives of veterans and first responders.
Most Needed Donations:
- Men’s boxer briefs (Medium – 2XL, some 3XL)
- Men’s undershirts (Medium – 2XL, some 3XL)
- Men’s jeans/casual pants (waist sizes 30-32, any lengths)
- Spray can air freshener
- Shampoo, toothpaste
- Sneakers/Tennis shoes (all sizes, especially wide)
- Slippers (all sizes)
- Body wash/Shower gel
Ongoing Needs:
- Men’s Clothing
- Food
- Deodorant, Shampoo
- Coffee & supplies
- Towels, Washcloths, Laundry detergent
- Commercial Kitchen Equipment
- Work Boots, Tennis Shoes
- Backpacks
- Prepaid cell phones or phone cards
- Bus tickets, Passenger vans, Vehicles for residents
- Spray Can Air Freshener/Disinfectant
- Lawn care supplies (mowers, weed eaters, grass seed)
- Coats, Paint Brushes (2-3 inch)
- Flowers, Shrubs, Hardwood or Evergreen Trees
Get Involved:
Email us directly at info@BattleBuddyResponseTeam.org
Our mailing address is
Battle Buddy Response Team
P.O Box 77 Falling Waters, WV 25419
We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) FEIN 83-4548981
Your support will make a real difference. Let’s come together to help veterans and first responders rebuild their lives after this devastating event. Thank you, and God Bless!
