I was living in Houston, Texas when Hurrican Harvey hit and I joined SBP soon after. My friend told me about an opportunity to be a part of Houston's recovery and I jumped in headfirst to be a part of the solution. Now, I'm in my second term helping with SBP – New Orleans along with amazing folks!

Kierra H•New Orleans

As a sophomore in college, I was torn between how I wanted the rest of my academic career to go, until I stepped foot in SBP. SBP has helped to show me that no act of kindness is ever too small, that there is more good in the world than bad, and that YOU can always shrink the impact of disaster.

Alden G•New Orleans LA

SBP is a WIN / WIN ! TEN years we have been building Houses, Homes and Hearts. Volunteers keep returning sharing their GIFTS that brings JOY+ COMFORT +HOPE to those who have lost everything. Shrink the time between disaster and recovery = An Organization with ❤️ & VISION.
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Sister R•New Orleans

I was first introduced to SBP in 2008. What began as a random volunteer opportunity proved to be one of the most impactful experiences of my life. Over the last decade I have lead 25 rebuilding trips connecting over 700 people with the opportunity to serve with SBP in five communities.

Morgan S•New Orleans

From the time I met Liz and Zack in 2009, I’ve always been amazed at the warmth and compassion of all the folks at SBP. Their dedication to bring families HOME in every sense of the word has made such a difference in the world around us. Blessed to have worked with such a wonderful organization!

Jim F•Seekonk, MA

When my 11-year old, Addie, learned about the children displaced from an orphanage after Hurricane Dorian, she organized a neighborhood-wide bake sale with her sisters. They planned and baked all week, and raised $340 to help get the orphans get back home by Christmas! "Sweet" little #SBPeople!

Karen Z•Arlington, VA