Volunteer and Be the Difference
The flood that swept through Sandy Creek Ranches on July 4th left more than debris in its wake—it left behind a community in need of helping hands and willing hearts. Volunteers are the engine driving recovery. Whether you’re local or coming from neighboring areas, your time and effort can directly impact lives.
How You Can Help
We’re currently coordinating volunteers to assist with:
- Debris cleanup and haul-off
- Property clearing and sanitation
- Supply sorting and distribution
- Emotional and spiritual support
- Manual labor (removing damaged furniture, tearing out drywall, etc.)
👉 Volunteer with ADRN
We are working closely with the Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN), who is leading the coordinated volunteer response. ADRN has trained teams, safety protocols, and placement systems in place to ensure volunteers are used efficiently and safely.
Sign up with them directly to get started.
Urgent Need: Excavating Equipment
Once the road to the “inaccessible” side of Sandy Creek is cleared, we will have a critical need for:
- Excavators
- Skid steers
- Dump trailers
- Tractors
- Operators willing to volunteer their time and equipment
If you or someone you know owns heavy equipment and is willing to help, please contact us directly. Your contribution could be the key to reopening access and beginning recovery for dozens of families still cut off from aid.
📩 Contact Us to Volunteer Equipment or Services
Additional Ways to Support
- Coordinate a volunteer group from your church or workplace
- Donate tools, gear, or safety equipment
- Help spread the word by sharing our posts and needs on social media
Every Hour Counts. Every Hand Helps.
Whether you can help for a few hours or a few days, your time matters. Recovery will take weeks—if not months—and we need all hands on deck. Join us in rebuilding our community.
Together, we are Sandy Creek Strong.struction. Check back soon