This list is "in progress" and is not an all-inclusive list. There are many other resources in different areas of our website. Be sure to check our Searchable Resource Directory.
If you know of additional resources and/or your organization is offering any resources to flood victims, please let us know so we can add to this list. Please email Community Council at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
FEMA DISASTER RECOVERY CENTER NOW OPEN IN ST. CHARLES COUNTY
FEMA NEWS RELEASE - August 19, 2022
DISASTER DECLARATION FROM WASHINGTON
CLICK HERE for more information
ST. CHARLES/LINCOLN/WARREN COUNTIES
United Way United Way 2-1-1 - For information on available resources to assist with housing needs due to the flooding (including flood cleanup and mold remediation). Dial 2-1-1.
U-Haul has offered to help St. Louis area flood victims with 30 days of free storage. Call 314-266-1788 for more information and details for your specific area.
Salvation Army is providing a limited amount of cleaning supplies. 636-240-4969
MO Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Emergency - Environmental response and spill line, for immediate hazardous materials incidents or broken pipes or spills (immediate risks) call 573-634-2436
St. Charles County Regional Emergency Management
Sts. Joachim and Ann Care Service Food Pantry 636-441-1302
Harvester Christian Church Care Team, Email:
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Harvester Christian Church partners with IDES (International Disaster Emergency Service) who can help mobilize teams to clean up and/or build temporary storage.
UTILITIES
Ameren 800-755-5000
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative 800-392-3709
Spire 800-887-4173
Cooldownmissouri.org & Cooldownstlouis.org Provide Resources to Storm Flood Victims. CLICK HERE
EMERGENCY SHELTERS FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
Maryland Heights Community Center
2300 McKelvey Road, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
314-738-2599
Barbara C. Jordan Elementary
1500 82nd Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63132
314-399-0941
Pershing Elementary
6761 Bartmer Ave, University City, MO 63130
314-399-0941
Brittany Woods Middle School
8125 Groby Road., University City, MO
314-399-0941
James J. Eagan Center
1 James J. Eagan Dr., Florissant, MO 63033
314-839-7670
ST. LOUIS CITY & COUNTY RESOURCES
Community Action Agency of St. Louis Community Action Agency of St. Louis - 314-863-0015
People's Community Action Corporation People's Community Action Corporation (PCAC) is providing food and energy assistance. Call David Swingler at 314-305-9290 for more information about food assistance and Monica Stewart at 314-367-7848 for energy assistance.
American Red Cross Red Cross Greater St. Louis Chapter - 314-516-2800
Salvation Army - Emergency Disaster Services - 314-535-0057
OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION
St. Louis Area Food Bank - 314-292-6262
GET HELP: Disaster Survivors can use the following tools for support:
In need of food:
https://stlfoodbank.org/programs-services/find-food/ for available pantries
https://stlfoodbank.org/events/ for drive through food distribution events
Call 1-855-373-4636 if you lost food purchased with SNAP (Food Stamps) or your SNAP benefits card within 10 days of the disaster event
Register online at www.211helps.org or call 2-1-1 (800-427-4626) to be connected to available resources.
Contact the American Red Cross to ensure their property is assessed for damage 1-800-REDCROSS (1-800-733-2767)
Clean up supplies: The Salvation Army at 314-646-3000
GIVE HELP:
Those affected by recent flooding and ongoing food security challenges rely on caring people like you for nourishing meals. Your support will empower our neighbors with food and hope. You can help with your time or treasure.
Volunteer: We always need volunteers in our repackaging center to help prepare for situations just like this. Now, we will also need about 15 volunteers Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week to assist with unique food distributions along with many of our partner agencies at Multi-Agency Resource Centers. Please continue to check VolunteerHub to register for these and other volunteer opportunities.
Donate FOOD: You may drop off food donations at the Foodbank. If you or your organization would like to host a food drive, please contact Jordan Brennan at
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Donate FUNDS: If you can’t volunteer or would also like to support financially, click here.
Marcy's Project : ffers personal hygiene, clothing, shoes, socks, bras, new underwear, accessories, baby items, cleaning supplies. paper products and household items, such as bedding, bath and kitchen. https://www.marcysproject.org/need-assistance
Missouri Baptist Disaster Relief - They have pumps on their response vehicles that could help pump water out of basements so they can do the muck out process. Call 636-215-9246. They will also have a tent set up this Sunday (7/31) at O'Fallon Fire Protection District Station #3 at 600 Laura Hill Road for people to stop by and sign up for assessment at their homes.
Restoration Church - Convoy of Hope has been gracious enough to drop off supplies for those that have suffered damage from the floods. If you or your neighbors need some, just swing by the church and they'll be happy to help. Supplies include: water, trash bags, plastic bins and cleaning supplies.
St. Charles County MARC (Multi-Agency Resource Center): Tuesday, Aug. 2 from 3-8 pm at Element Church, 100 Mall Parkway Ste. 500, Wentzville, MO 63385
Five Acres Animal Shelter has space available to help pets. https://www.facebook.com/groups/371848226201608/permalink/5308194385900276/?sfnsn=mo&ref=share
Volunteer - For volunteer information, go to STLVolunteer
Following are other resources to assist with flood cleanup:
Resources for Your Flooded Home (University of Missouri Extension)
Quick Tips for Cleaning Up After a Flood (University of Missouri Extension)
FEMA links:
Get Assistance After a Disaster | FEMA.gov
Individuals and Households Program | FEMA.gov