FLOOD

In the wake of historic, catastrophic flooding in Copperhill and the surrounding communities, families and local businesses are facing significant damage, uncertainty, and an increasingly challenging road to recovery.

As neighbors begin the difficult process of rebuilding, United Way of the Ocoee Region is collecting donations through its Copperhill Flood Emergency Fund to help provide assistance to individuals, families, and businesses impacted by the devastating flooding.

The fund offers an opportunity for individuals, businesses, and community partners to come together and provide meaningful support to those facing immediate needs and the longer-term challenges of recovery.

How to Help

Community members can contribute to the Copperhill Flood Emergency Fund in two ways:

  • Text to Give: Text COPPERHILL to 41444.
  • Give Online: Visit www.unitedwayocoee.org/give and select COPPERHILL FLOOD EMERGENCY FUND in the designation dropdown.

Every contribution, regardless of size, will help support relief and recovery efforts for affected families and local businesses.

Dial 211: A Hub for Disaster Recovery Resources

In addition to collecting financial contributions, United Way of the Ocoee Region is directing residents to dial 211 for assistance and as a central resource for information during the recovery process.

Residents can also visit www.unitedwayocoee.org/211 to access information and connect with available disaster recovery resources. The 211 service helps individuals and families navigate available assistance and connect with resources related to essential needs and community services. As recovery efforts continue, having a centralized place to find information and identify available support can help residents navigate the challenges ahead.

The road to recovery will take time, and the needs of affected families and businesses will continue to evolve. Whether through a financial contribution, sharing available resources, or helping a neighbor, every act of generosity matters.

Visit www.unitedwayocoee.org/211 and scroll to DISASTER RELIEF for the latest news and updates regarding ways to receive and provide help in the days ahead.