News & Stories
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Operations
Six Months After Hurricane Helene, Disaster Relief Volunteers Double Down in Georgia
March 10, 2025
Team Rubicon extends its 2024 hurricanes recovery work in the American Southeast.
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Feature Story
Coming Home for Christmas in Kentucky
December 20, 2023
Team Rubicon rebuilds a Dawson Springs house torn apart by tornadoes.
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Feature Story
Raising the Standards in Disaster Zones with Fortified Homes
July 14, 2023
As it repairs and retrofits disaster-struck homes across the U.S., Team Rubicon is going beyond just patching holes and fixing roofs: it’s employing IBHS Fortified homes standards to help homeowners better weather future storms.
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Feature Story
Three Years After Hurricane Laura, Two Sisters Come Home
May 12, 2023
On May 12, Team Rubicon welcomed home the 27th family in its Gulf Coast Rebuild program.
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Feature Story
Beyond the Headlines: Rebuilding Communities After Low-Attention Disasters
May 9, 2023
In storm-plagued Selma, LADs have become a way of life. Now, volunteers are rebuilding homes in hopes of helping the community better withstand future storms.
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Reflection
March 16, 2023
A Greyshirt and avid student of the Civil Rights Movement history reflects on responding to the January 2023 tornadoes in Selma.
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Feature Story
Roofs to Get Raised for Tornado Survivors in Historic Selma
January 17, 2022
Disaster relief volunteers who responded to a St. Patrick’s Day tornado are returning, this time to rebuild homes.
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Reflection
Building Up More than Just Houses
May 28, 2021
A US Air Force veteran and CHFP Cohort 6 grad shares her experience moving through the program and rebuilding homes, and herself, in Houston
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Feature Story
2020 in Review: Historic Disasters and Historic Responses
December 30, 2020
Hurricanes, wildfires, and a pandemic: How a veteran-led disaster relief organization took on 2020.
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Feature Story
Hurricane Laura Survivors Could Come Home for the Holidays
December 8, 2020
The Category 4 Hurricane destroyed their houses, but with a little help from some veteran volunteers, Texas and Louisiana residents will get the chance to celebrate the season under their own roofs.
