Disaster Recovery (BACC-DR)

 BACC-DR, a program of the United Way of Greater Baytown Area & Chambers County, was established in 2017 in response to Hurricane Harvey. It serves as the long-term recovery group for the greater Baytown area and Chambers County. Our mission is to assist in identifying and addressing the unmet needs of those affected by Hurricane Beryl, Hurricane Harvey, and future disasters. We coordinate access to resources that provide relief, offering services without regard to race, color, creed, gender, disability, or religious affiliation.

Get Prepared:

Now is the time for you and your family to prepare for a disaster. United Way partners with the City of Baytown and Chambers County Emergency Management to support those affected by natural disasters. For more information on how to get your family ready for a storm, visit:

City of Baytown Emergency Preparedness

Chambers County Emergency Management

Give Help:

United Way's crisis fund is open year-round. To support disaster recovery, please consider making a donation today through our secure and select Crisis Fund.

Online Donation Page

Volunteer:

Register today to be prepared to respond to tomorrow's disaster. Your involvement makes a crucial difference.

Sign Up to Become a Standby Disaster Recovery Volunteer

Get Help:

In times of disaster and every day, the 2-1-1 Texas/United Way HELPLINE is our community’s go-to resource. Available 24/7, HELPLINE specialists connect callers with the help they need, from emergency shelter and evacuation information to assistance with basic needs like food. During disasters, 2-1-1 maintains up-to-date information on shelters and other essential resources.

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FEMA

American Red Cross

For more information, please call 281.424.5922.