Bobcat clearing storm debris while volunteers in blue shirts help a neighborhood recover
Community Assist

Neighbors with equipment can help after the storm.

After tornadoes, storms, or other disasters, equipment owners and Dirt Dabblers can volunteer to help their communities with cleanup. Faith-Based and Community partners can help organize safe, coordinated response efforts so help gets to the right places faster.

How it works

Community Assist is designed to keep disaster cleanup support organized, clear, and under admin oversight.

1
Volunteer signs up Equipment owners register to help.
2
Cleanup request submitted Non-emergency needs are collected.
3
Partner helps coordinate Faith-Based and Community partners align resources.
4
Admin reviews Requests and volunteers remain under oversight.

Safety rules

  • This program is for non-emergency volunteer cleanup support only.
  • We do not respond to life-threatening situations or active emergencies.
  • Never work near downed power lines, unstable structures, hazardous materials, gas leaks, or active rescue scenes.
  • For emergencies, call 911 or contact local authorities immediately.

Partner support makes a bigger impact

Community and faith-based organizations can support volunteer dirt movers by providing essential resources that keep cleanup efforts safe, organized, and effective.

Fuel & Equipment
🍽️Food & Meals
💧Water & Supplies
🅿️Staging & Logistics
👥Volunteer Coordination
🛡️Safety Oversight
Important disclaimer: USDirtMovers Community Assist is not an emergency response service and does not replace local government, first responders, utility companies, or emergency management. For emergencies, call 911 or contact your local authorities immediately.