Opportunities From: Sister-Corps

San Angelo, TX (Tom Green County) experienced a devastating flood event July 4, 2025, on the northern and eastern portions of the city where 10 to 15 inches fell, marking this as the highest one-day rainfall total recorded in the city's history. A flash flood affected 12,102 structures and 6,157 individual parcels, resulting in the city, being declared a natural disaster area. Homes and buildings were submerged in waters as deep as 15 feet in some places.

Sister-Corps will partner with local disaster relief organizations to provide rebuilding assistance throughout the community.

Team Structure

Key Personnel

Project Director: Lynn Boykin and Project Director Academy participants (1/2026 class)

Your team will consist of both seasoned volunteers and eager learners under the direction of a team lead.

Project Dates

March 19, 2026 (Thursday): Advance team arrives to review work and create team assignments.

March 20, 2026 (Friday): Meal Team Leader and Medical Team Lead arrive.

March 22, 2026 (Sunday): Volunteer Check-In between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM. 
                                                        Power Tool Safety Verification Testing — TBD. 
                                                        Please watch your email for information on this testing.

Please do not arrive before your assigned time as the advance team will be preparing the site.

March 23 thru March 27, 2026 (Monday thru Friday):  Workdays in the San Angelo, TX area.

March 28, 2026 (Saturday): Break down camp and travel home. Departure before 11:00 am.

Housing Accommodations

Location: 

The Life Church
“Alexander House”
3301 TLC Way
San Angelo, TX. 76901

Accommodation’s include bunk beds or dry camping (no water, electricity, sewer).

Please leave pets at home in their safe, comfortable surroundings.

Registration Details

Sunday through Saturday.

Cost:  $138.00  non-refundable but transferable.

The fee includes accommodations, meals and the required T-shirt uniform. Our Meal Team accommodates a broad range of dietary needs to ensure everyone is well-fed and ready to work. Meals will be provided Sunday night thru Friday night.

NOTE: Mealtimes double as group meetings and training sessions, as needed.

Next Steps

1. Click the “respond” button on this page to begin your registration process.

2. Complete all questions at registration. Be specific about your accommodation needs… bunk bed or dry camping – self contained.

3. Follow the payment link for registration fees here. Your spot is not secured until the fee is paid. Note: Fees are non-refundable but transferable to another attendee; if you cancel, they may be counted as a donation for tax purposes. Make a payment

4. Join our Facebook group for updates and community discussions. FB page – 2026.03 TX San Angelo Project.  This page is for those registered for the project, board members and the Sister-Corps administration.

5. Complete the required background check when you receive the email. This is necessary to work on all Sister-Corps project sites.

An EF4 tornado touched down in Mississippi in the spring of 2023. Much devastation occurred in several locations within the state. One area that experienced such devastation is Rolling Fork, MS. It was reported that 68% of area residents were renters at the time of the tornado.

The recovery process for these “rental residents” has been slow. Assistance for lost or damaged rental properties and tenants’ personal items is very limited or non-existent.

Rolling Fork Rising is a local nonprofit that has a vision: to provide new homes for former renters that can be purchased at a discounted price. RFR’s goal is to have the new homeowner’s monthly mortgage payment, taxes, and insurance cost approximately the same as they were paying for rent prior to the tornado—about $600 per month with a 20-year mortgage at 0% interest.

Sister-Corps will partner, for a second time, with Rolling Fork Rising to continue the construction of homes for former renters to buy in Rolling Fork. As a volunteer, you will help with construction and support tasks as assigned—no experience is required, just a willingness to work, learn, and serve.

Location:
First Baptist Church of Rolling Fork
73 North 2nd Street
Rolling Fork, MS 39159

Housing will be dorm-style with bunk beds (lower bunks for all volunteers), a shower trailer (6 showers), kitchen, dining, and meeting space.

Meals are provided Sunday night through Friday night. Our Meal Team works hard to accommodate a range of dietary needs whenever possible.

Please leave pets at home in their safe, familiar surroundings.

Come prepared to serve alongside the Rolling Fork community and be part of long-term recovery and hope after the storm.

Respond to confirm participation

Click the “Respond” button on this page to begin or confirm your registration process.

Pay your registration fee

Follow the payment link for registration fees.

Your spot is not secured until the fee is paid.

Fees are non-refundable but transferable to another attendee; if you cancel, they may be counted as a donation for tax purposes.

Join the Facebook group

Join our Facebook group 2026.2 MS Rolling Forks-2 Project for project updates, community discussions, and important announcements.

This page is for registered volunteers, board members, and Sister-Corps administration.

Complete your background check

Watch for the background check email and complete it promptly.

A cleared background check is required to work on all Sister-Corps project sites.

On July 24, 2024, derecho strength winds (category 2 hurricane force) hit Montana when a severe storm swept through the state. In American English, it is often pronounced as “duh-RAY- cho.”  The term refers to a type of windstorm associated with severe thunderstorms, characterized by fierce winds that can cause considerable damage.

The Crow Tribe in Montana was affected by this storm.

Sister-Corps (SC) will partner with the Crow Tribe and FEMA to provide rebuilding and maintenance of buildings in the Crow Tribal Nation.

Project Dates: June 14-20, 2026. Time Zone is Mountain time.

Thursday June 11, 2026 – Team Leads arrive to set up camp, review work, and create team assignments.

Please do not arrive before your assigned time as the advance team will be preparing the site.

June 14, 2026 – Volunteer Check-In between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM.

·      Power Tool Safety Verification Testing – time to be determined.

·      Please look at your email for information on this testing.

June 15- 19 (Monday – Friday) Workdays at the Crow Nation.

Saturday June 20, 2026 – Break down camp and travel home. Departure is no later than 11 AM.

Meal Team and those flying in will stay at the vacant Pastors House in Crow Agency, MT. The address for the Pastor’s house address is: 13 Makapas Ave. Crow Agency, MT.

 This is a 5 bedroom 2.5 bath full kitchen house. It is adjacent to the Crow Baptist Church. There is a 1400 square foot community center attached to the church where SC that will be one of the projects SC works on.

The Pastor’s house has NO furniture. If you are driving and you can, please bring a cot or blow up mattress, sleeping bags, bedding and towels for your use and anything you can bring that would help be more comfortable in an empty house. If you have an extra shower curtain – bring it, please. SC will do what we can to help also.

Those of us bringing our campers, please bring one extra set of those items so that we may share them with the house folks. The Pastor’s house is about 1 hour from Billings, and we can plan to pick up items you do not have. The Crow tribe will provide tables and chairs for our use.

The Pastor’s house is large enough to house us for meals and meetings.

Information on the RV camping will follow once details are worked out and will be published on the Facebook page.

Your Project Managers will get back with you with more information as we get it on who and when to contact the RV park.

The project is during the summer when so many of us travel – your partner or spouse are welcome to join you but no males please on the job sites, SC meetings, or gatherings.

On the night of June 19, the Crow Tribe will provide our crew with a meal and join us on a night of celebration of a project completed.

PROJECT MANAGER:

Sherry Gibbons:  vp@sister-corps.org                 713-299-3098

Assistant Project Managers: 

Cathy Miller-email:         cathymiller6691@gmail.com                        phone:  276-492-4363

Beth Fry- email:             sixfrys2go@icloud.com                                phone 252-916-8487

Registration Details

Arrive Sunday June 14 and depart Saturday June 20, 2026.

Cost $140.00

The fee includes meals, t-shirts.

The meal team ensures that a broad range of dietary needs are met to ensure that everyone is well-fed and ready to work.

NOTE: Mealtimes are also group meetings and training sessions, as needed.

Now what do I need to do next?

1.     Click the "respond" button on this page to begin your registration process. 

2.     Complete all questions while registering. Be specific about your accommodation needs: camping or staying at Pastor’s house.

3.    Follow the payment link for registration fees (fee includes your food and t-shirts). Your spot is not secured until the fee is paid. Note: Fees are non-refundable but transferable to another attendee; if you cancel, they may be counted as a donation for tax purposes. 

https://secure.myvanco.com/L-Z8HQ/campaign/C-169GF

5.       Complete the required background check when you receive the email. The background check is a requirement to work on ALL Sister-Corps projects.

6. Join our Facebook group for updates and community discussions. FB page – 2026.06 MT Crow Reservation Project. This page is for those registered for the project, board members and the Sister-Corps administration.

We look forward to seeing and collaborating with you in Montana.