Nurses Sue and Kelly saw patients the same day the storm hit our Hub building
A hall closet now serves as our package room
The new front desk in the Depot Building offers essential supplies and connection to services
Our Street Outreach team serves unsheltered neighbors where they are, helping them connect to resources
Demetrious and Lucy of our Street Outreach team go out into the community to meet neighbors experiencing homelessness where they are
Volunteers like Moe serve alongside our kitchen team daily to ensure we can keep serving lunch without a kitchen
VP of Unsheltered Services Randall Hitt, DSC Operations Manager Keith Jackson, and Chef Sandra Smith welcome neighbors with a smile
Lunch was served on July 7, the day the storm damage occurred, as it has been for 30 years
A little love from our DSC team to thank you for supporting our work!
Storm Recovery at our Day Services Center
What happened
On July 7, 2026, severe overnight thunderstorms damaged the primary building at our Day Services Center. We anticipate that building, known as the Hub, will be closed until early 2027 as we repair.
Our Response
We have remained open throughout storm recovery by relocating our services to our smaller secondary building, “the Depot”, at the same location. Our highest priority is continuing to serve our neighbors experiencing homelessness.
We are deeply grateful to the volunteers, community partners, and donors who are supporting Roof Above and those we serve throughout this process.
Latest Updates
August 1, 2026: Investing In Our “New Normal” in the Historic Depot Building
July 23, 2026: Showers & Laundry are Back, Thanks to Community Partners!
July 17, 2026: Storm Recovery: Week 1 in Pictures