Hurricane IAN

Carolina Coastal Community Hurricane Relief Fund (3CHRF) was organized to be a grassroots, immediate response to communities affected by the damaging effects of hurricanes by providing manpower, supplies, and monetary support. We bridge the gap while individuals work with FEMA, insurance companies, and larger national non-profits to rebuild their lives.

Over the years, we have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars and helped many families in times of need. We were established in 2018 after hurricane Florence hit the Wilmington area in North Carolina. 3C helped many families after Carolina Beach went underwater with trucks of supplies. 3C rescued over 50 families from the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian and helped rebuild many lives. In addition, 3C raised thousands of dollars for Panama City Children’s center after hurricane Michael and the list continues. We are blessed to give back yearly because of your incredible donations!

Now we have hurricane Ian. Our heartstrings are pulled for our love for Florida, and by the complete devastation, we see we must do something again and use our 3C platform for fundraising and helping those in need! I think everyone we know knows someone who lives in Florida, and if you don’t, you may love to vacation there. Regardless, we are Americans and come together in times of need. Please find it in your hearts to donate a dollar or $20 as so many have to start from scratch after hurricane Ian. All funds will be sent to Ft. Myers and surrounding areas to those in need who have now lost everything and will need help in the weeks and months to come!

Thank you for considering, caring, and donating.

Together we can make a difference!

Feel free to donate at our Go Fund me Link or

we also accept Venmo @carolinacoastal-hurricanerelief

Checks, Zelle, and Paypal welcome- email [email redacted] for more information!

3C is run by Ohio natives Jennifer and Brian, who have lived up and down the East coast for the past 20 years. Jen and Brian currently live on the East Coast of Florida and continue to help so many in need.