As flooding continues to impact families across Anderson, we want to help our community take the next step toward recovery. Mercy Road Church - Anderson has established the Anderson Flood Relief Fund to provide direct assistance to individuals and families facing unexpected housing needs because of the flooding. Whether you need help or want to help, this fund exists to bring our community together, providing practical support to our neighbors when they need it most.

The Anderson Flood Relief Fund has been established by Mercy Road Church Anderson to help individuals and families affected by the August 2026 flooding in Anderson and Madison County. 100% of donations designated to this fund will be used for flood relief and recovery, including direct assistance to affected households, needed goods and services, and support for trusted charitable organizations providing disaster relief in our community. Mercy Road will oversee the distribution of all funds to ensure they are used responsibly and according to demonstrated needs. Donations cannot be designated for a specific individual or family.

If you or your household have experienced displacement, property damage, or other financial need as a result of the August 2026 flooding in Anderson or Madison County, assistance may be available through the Anderson Flood Relief Fund. Assistance will be based on demonstrated flood-related need and available resources and may include temporary housing, food and essential needs, cleanup and recovery supplies, essential household items, necessary repairs, transportation, or other reasonable recovery expenses. Applicants will be asked to provide reasonable documentation showing how they were affected, such as an evacuation order, photos of damage, insurance or repair documentation, receipts or estimates, or other verification. You do not need to attend Mercy Road Church or have any religious affiliation to receive assistance.

Anderson Flood Relief Fund Policy