FAQ

EH, is an inter-denominational, faith-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. By attending to the family’s physical needs resulting from disasters or substandard housing we have an opportunity to tend to their emotional and spiritual needs as well. Our work is a ministry looking beyond earthly structures toward an eternal home that can not be shaken by catastrophe.

We are working in the Southeastern US, primarily in South Carolina.

Our concept is a simple one. We identify, through existing case management channels, those families with the most critical unmet needs. We then lock arms with that family to conduct the needs assessment, fund raising, mission team recruitment, materials procurement and project management of their rebuild. We stay with them through home dedication and move in.

We team up with churches in the eastern US who may not have the capabilities to field a team or have the local contacts for lodging, meals and projects. We routinely have three to six churches represented on our teams.

EH is funded totally by donations to its operating budget and restricted donations to fund each project.

EH is a not-for-profit company organized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. An independent board of directors sets policy and provides oversight of all EH activities.

EH is supported by contributions from individuals like you.

The first thing that you can do is pray for EH and our efforts to further mission outreach around the world. Secondly, we need your financial support. Ideally, if you can make a pledge, either on a monthly basis or a one-time amount, that is what we need. Any donation will be accepted and greatly appreciated.

YES, since EH has received its 501(c)(3) non-profit status with the IRS, all donations are fully tax deductible.

Go to the Make A Donation page on this web site. Pledges and donations may be made with all major credit cards as well as by automatic withdrawal from your checking account.