Winter Warmth Campaign
The Winter Warmth Campaign is dedicated to providing essential comfort and warmth for vulnerable individuals and families during the harsh winter months. Staying warm is not just a comfort; it is a basic necessity that safeguards against the chilling effects of cold weather and promotes overall well-being. Your generous contributions can create a profound impact, ensuring that those in need experience a safe and cozy winter. Join us in this crucial initiative to spread warmth and compassion to those that need it the most.
Zeffy is proud to offer our unique feature that allows you to provide processing tips. This means that every donation you make to United Succor goes directly to the cause, free from any processing fees on our end. You have the flexibility to choose a suggested amount, specify your own amount, or opt not to tip at all. Your experience is our top priority, and we’re committed to giving the freedom to decide what feels right for you, without any pressure!
Past Projects Below
Love the Boot Week
We are thrilled to announce that our first year of Love the Boot Week was a resounding success! Together, we collected an impressive ten 42-gallon bags of trash and three 13-gallon bags filled with recyclable aluminum cans. Thank you to those who helped make our community cleaner and greener!
Cortez, Florida
United Succor began its journey before becoming a nonprofit, stepping in to support those affected by Hurricane Milton. Thanks to the generosity of individuals, we delivered over $1,600 worth of supplies to the Sunny Shores Community Center in Cortez, Florida. I personally crafted 120 Treasure Chests, which were distributed to children in local areas to bring them joy during this difficult time. Together, we are making a difference and helping our neighbors near and far to rebuild their lives.
Burnsville, North Carolina
It was during Hurricane Helene that my calling to help others truly solidified. With the incredible generosity of amazing individuals, I was able to deliver nearly $2,500 in aid to the people of Burnsville, NC, in the Appalachian Mountains. This experience reinforced my commitment to making a difference and supporting those in need. Together, we can create a lasting impact in communities affected by devastating disasters.
Cape Coral, Florida
In 2022, Hurricane Ian struck Southern Florida, marking one of my first large-scale trips to deliver vital supplies to those in need. Though it was a brief visit, I successfully delivered a trailer load of essentials to this amazing community. I connected with Ocean Church in Cape Coral and dedicated my day to helping out before heading back Louisiana. This experience highlighted the importance of community support in times of crisis.