As the community of Plevna works to rebuild after a tornado impacted their town Sunday night, it will likely do so without federal or state funding.

When disaster strikes, it's important to have someone keeping an eye on the rescue effort's many bits and pieces. That's where Acadiana VOAD comes in.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A Belle, West Virginia native and a member of the West Virginia Army National Guard, Evan Conley says he’s ready to take on his new role as Executive Director of the state ...

Houston County VOAD helps streamline area resources and bring organizations like churches and businesses together to provide a cohesive disaster response.

Conley also released a statement regarding his new appointment. “It’s a true honor to step into this role and continue the vital work WV VOAD has led throughout the years,” Conley said.

Just last May, West Virginia VOAD's Chief Financial Officer, Benjamin Cisco, admitted to stealing more than $870,000 from the nonprofit over a two and a half year span beginning in 2020.

CHARLESTON — A West Virginia lawmaker called for an investigation and audit of a non-profit organization often activated for flood relief in the state. During a meeting Sunday afternoon of the ...

Wheelbarrows, teams to remove mud and debris, a chainsaw crew to remove downed trees, food, a mobile kitchen, extra shelters, demolition and construction teams– this may not be the type ...

Nashville Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster made responding to disasters much more efficient and allowed each agency to know how to help.

River Region organizations are joining together to re-establish the Montgomery area Volunteer Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD).

One of the first groups on the ground was VOAD (Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) coordinating supplies and basic immediate needs.

Acadiana VOAD is ready, waiting and available during any type of disaster, directing those in need toward resources and organizations that can help.