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Become a part of a hurricane relief project in Hudson, US
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: 13 Oct 2025
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Left by host for Workawayer (Camille)
Camille volunteered with us for over a month and quickly became an invaluable part of the team. She consistently demonstrated a strong willingness to learn and contribute in every way she could. Whether on site or at base, Camille brought positivity, reliability, and a genuine desire to help wherever she was needed.
Her attitude made her not only
… read more a hard worker but also an absolute delight to be around. She fostered a supportive environment for others and was always eager to grow her skills while lending a hand to the team. Camille’s presence uplifted both the work and the community, and we are deeply grateful for the time, energy, and kindness she shared.
We would gladly welcome her back anytime and highly recommend her to any future team or organization.
Left by Workawayer (Camille) for host
My one-month experience with this program was absolutely amazing!
The team is wonderful, and you immediately feel part of the group as soon as you arrive.
The work on the houses is physical but never too hard: we were never forced to do anything and could always take breaks if needed. No technical skills are required, and the team leaders are
… read more excellent teachers who explain things clearly and are always there to help if needed.
It’s such a joy to see the houses being rebuilt, and especially touching to meet their owners, who are always so grateful.
In short: I 100% recommend this program! If you want to help people while making great connections, go for it—you won’t be disappointed!
Left by host for Workawayer (Cameron)
Cameron volunteered with us in Pasco County and was such a gift to have on both site and base. She is warm, intelligent, and hardworking, bringing not only dedication to the work but also a kindness that uplifts everyone around her.
Her reliability, thoughtfulness, and positive spirit made her an incredible teammate and a joy to work alongside.
… read more Cameron’s contributions left a lasting impact on both the project and the community, and we are so grateful for the time and energy she shared.
We would gladly welcome her back to any program in the future.
Left by Workawayer (Cameron) for host
I had an incredible few weeks here. The staff and other volunteers were immediately welcoming and made me feel at home. I got to learn new skills and see meaningful work done in the community. The difficulties of the experience (intensive work, living in community) are also what make it rewarding. I highly recommend volunteering here and I hope to
… read more return!
Left by host for Workawayer (PEDRO)
Pedro came to our program in central Florida to assist with hurricane recovery and do home repairs for vulnerable families in this community. Pedro spent two weeks with us, living with us, working with us, and participating in our activities. From the time of his arrival to the time of his departure, he was a fantastic addition to our program. He
… read more is always willing to work hard, to help out in ways above and beyond the call of duty, and he is a warm and kind soul who gets along well with everyone here. We miss him and hope he decides to come back.
Wherever Pedro goes, I feel confident that he will bring these qualities with him. He is a bright light, with so much to offer.
Left by Workawayer (PEDRO) for host
It was my first time volunteering abroad with this organization. I participated in a variety of activities over the course of two weeks.
During the morning meeting, teams are split into several houses, installing dry walls, painting, nailing, and more. You learn a lot. The day ends around 2 or 3 p.m. with another short meeting, followed by free
… read more time.
I found everything to be very well organized, and everyone was very friendly and willing to answer any questions I had.
A variety of food is always available in the kitchen for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can cook if you wish, although dinner is provided by the organization Monday through Friday.
Anyone interested in volunteering should definitely give it a try.Chat with Workawayers who've visited this host
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Left by host for Workawayer (Camille)
Camille volunteered with us for over a month and quickly became an invaluable part of the team. She consistently demonstrated a strong willingness to learn and contribute in every way she could. Whether on site or at base, Camille brought positivity, reliability, and a genuine desire to help wherever she was needed.
Her attitude made her not only
… read more a hard worker but also an absolute delight to be around. She fostered a supportive environment for others and was always eager to grow her skills while lending a hand to the team. Camille’s presence uplifted both the work and the community, and we are deeply grateful for the time, energy, and kindness she shared.
We would gladly welcome her back anytime and highly recommend her to any future team or organization.
Left by Workawayer (Camille) for host
My one-month experience with this program was absolutely amazing!
The team is wonderful, and you immediately feel part of the group as soon as you arrive.
The work on the houses is physical but never too hard: we were never forced to do anything and could always take breaks if needed. No technical skills are required, and the team leaders are
… read more excellent teachers who explain things clearly and are always there to help if needed.
It’s such a joy to see the houses being rebuilt, and especially touching to meet their owners, who are always so grateful.
In short: I 100% recommend this program! If you want to help people while making great connections, go for it—you won’t be disappointed!
Left by host for Workawayer (Cameron)
Cameron volunteered with us in Pasco County and was such a gift to have on both site and base. She is warm, intelligent, and hardworking, bringing not only dedication to the work but also a kindness that uplifts everyone around her.
Her reliability, thoughtfulness, and positive spirit made her an incredible teammate and a joy to work alongside.
… read more Cameron’s contributions left a lasting impact on both the project and the community, and we are so grateful for the time and energy she shared.
We would gladly welcome her back to any program in the future.
Left by Workawayer (Cameron) for host
I had an incredible few weeks here. The staff and other volunteers were immediately welcoming and made me feel at home. I got to learn new skills and see meaningful work done in the community. The difficulties of the experience (intensive work, living in community) are also what make it rewarding. I highly recommend volunteering here and I hope to
… read more return!
Left by host for Workawayer (PEDRO)
Pedro came to our program in central Florida to assist with hurricane recovery and do home repairs for vulnerable families in this community. Pedro spent two weeks with us, living with us, working with us, and participating in our activities. From the time of his arrival to the time of his departure, he was a fantastic addition to our program. He
… read more is always willing to work hard, to help out in ways above and beyond the call of duty, and he is a warm and kind soul who gets along well with everyone here. We miss him and hope he decides to come back.
Wherever Pedro goes, I feel confident that he will bring these qualities with him. He is a bright light, with so much to offer.
Left by Workawayer (PEDRO) for host
It was my first time volunteering abroad with this organization. I participated in a variety of activities over the course of two weeks.
During the morning meeting, teams are split into several houses, installing dry walls, painting, nailing, and more. You learn a lot. The day ends around 2 or 3 p.m. with another short meeting, followed by free
… read more time.
I found everything to be very well organized, and everyone was very friendly and willing to answer any questions I had.
A variety of food is always available in the kitchen for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can cook if you wish, although dinner is provided by the organization Monday through Friday.
Anyone interested in volunteering should definitely give it a try.
Left by Workawayer (Jessica) for host
I recently spent two weeks in Hudson, Florida volunteering with the Hurricane Milton Relief program through this place, and it was an incredibly rewarding and memorable experience. The staff was excellent, and the sense of community made it truly feel like I was home.
The staff and other volunteers were very welcoming and supportive. There was
… read more always someone willing to help you with anything you needed. The staff consistently organized engaging group activities, ensuring that no one ever felt left out.
Workdays began around 8:00 AM with a morning meeting, followed by traveling to different project sites by 8:30 AM. We took a break for lunch around noon and typically wrapped up on-site work by 4:00 PM, with a short debrief meeting held around 4:30 PM.
The type of work varied throughout the week, depending on the needs of each project. Fortunately, training was provided, so no prior experience was necessary. I was able to contribute to a range of projects including mucking and gutting, drywall sanding, food pantry support, and insulation installation. Though some tasks were physically demanding, the sense of fulfillment and the practice of writing encouraging notes to one another at the end of each day made my experience a million times better.
Evenings were free for rest or socializing with other volunteers. I had the opportunity to explore Hudson and enjoy its beautiful beaches and local shops with other volunteer members.
A heartfelt thank you to the entire staff. I’m incredibly grateful for all I learned and for the kindness and dedication shown by everyone involved. I highly recommend the place to anyone looking to make a meaningful impact in communities affected by natural disasters. You’ll meet some of the most compassionate and generous individuals you'll ever encounter.Help out on our family homestead in Dorena Oregon, USA
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