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CONVOY OF HOPE
Winter Storm Fern has left over 800,000 people without power across the U.S., with some outages expected to last up to 10 days. The freezing temperatures and utility failures have created a crisis, stripping families of heat, clean water, and food.
Convoy of Hope is responding by delivering emergency supplies to the hardest-hit areas in communities across Mississippi, Georgia, and Tennessee. Convoy remains committed to providing long-term recovery support as the storm's impact evolves.
Quick Stats:
Affected: 800,000+ without electricity.
Outlook: 5–10 days for service restoration in some areas.
Primary Risks: Lack of heat and water scarcity.
Action: Emergency water, food, and blanket distribution.
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