Hyper-Local Assistance Through SAFE

• No matter your circumstances, if the flooding has impacted your life, you deserve support, and this grant exists to help you recover with dignity.
  

• Many people hesitate to ask for help, but this funding is here for you, without judgment, because your needs and wellbeing truly matter.
  

• Even if you’re unsure whether you “qualify” in spirit, please know this assistance was created precisely for individuals like you, who have endured hardship and are deserving of care.

Please contact Tiffanie Jackson, Executive Director at SAFE, via email (ExecutiveDirector@safealamance.org) or text (336-639-2976). Note: In order to maintain confidentiality, please do not call the SAFE main number and leave a message.

Disaster Relief Opportunities for Individuals and Families

We all know it takes a village. And sometimes it takes way more than a village. It takes the broader community – it takes organizations like the United Way – so that everyone can find relief from the July 2025 flood.

Thanks to the United Way of Alamance County, funding is available for individuals and families who have been impacted.

To learn more and apply for funds, please read and fill out the linked Google Form.

Donate to Support Saxapahaw Flood Relief

On Monday, July 7, in response to the massive flooding from Tropical Storm Chantal in the community of Saxapahaw, Saxapahaw Forward, a 501(c)3 nonprofit that is dedicated to playing a vital role in cultivating, sustaining, and enhancing the unique village identity of Saxapahaw stepped up to create a tax-deductible donation platform to support our beloved community.

Your abundant generosity has brought in tens of thousands of dollars! Money that will directly impact this community as we rebuild and find ways to ensure that the big spirit of our mill village thrives for generations to come.