When severe weather or a disaster impacts our communities, neighbors come together to help. This page is a central place to find information on how you can help those affected, including trusted organizations accepting donations, local disaster relief efforts, Red Cross resources, volunteer opportunities, and other important information. We’ll continue updating this page as new resources become available so you can find reliable ways to give, get help, and support our community during times of need.
Local Disaster Emergency Declaration
Terminating Level III Travel Prohibited Flooding Emergency (Travel Warning)
And
Declaration of Level II Essential Travel Permitted Flooding Emergency (Travel Watch)
On August 12th, 2026 at 3:00 P.M. the Wayne County Commissioners declared a Level III Travel Prohibited Flooding Emergency to be in effect in Wayne County, the City of Richmond and the Town of Centerville. This Flooding Emergency was extended at 11:00 AM on August 13th, 2026. This Flood Emergency Travel Warning emergency declaration has been terminated, as of 6:00 PM on August 13, 2026 and a Level II Travel Watch will be in place until further notice.
Please do not take unnecessary risk. Your safety is a priority.
Wayne County Cares Fund Supporting Flood Relief:
Donations can be made to the Wayne County Cares Fund, established to provide support to communities affected by disasters. Donations will be distributed directly to communities impacted by the flooding. Donations are being accepted online, in person at the Foundation office or by mail.
If you would like your donation to support a specific community, select “designated purpose” when making your donation and indicate the community you wish to support.
To donate, visit: https://godonate.akoyago.com/waynecf
Lowe’s in Richmond To Distribute Free Cleanup Supplies to Residents Impacted by Recent Flooding
Area residents can pick up free cleanup supplies at the Richmond Lowe’s beginning Saturday, August 15 at 9 a.m.
Lowe’s associates will distribute more than 330 Lowe’s buckets filled with supplies. Each bucket is packed with sponges, flashlights, bottled water, trash bags, goggles and hand sanitizer to help with recovery and cleanup.
Cen-Sor Security in Cambridge City (1005 E Main St, Cambridge City, IN 47327):
We are setting up a station for people to drop off clothes blankets etc at Cen-Sor in Cambridge. 1005 E Main St, Cambridge City, IN 47327
The Jackson Township Trustees Office phone lines are out of service. Any Jackson Township resident needing assistance may call the township cell at 765-591-4917. In addition, they are using the Cambridge Christian Church as the point of contact for any donations of water, food, money, etc.
The Golay Center now has power and is being used as a Red Cross Shelter.
You can text Dan Berry at 765-541-0523, contact them through their Facebook page, or email dberry@4c.church
Canal Event Center - 107 W Main St Cambridge City, IN 47327
Hanks Pet Lodge: 7650 North, US-27, Williamsburg, IN 47393
Pet Supply Donation Drop Off - Free dog & cat boarding for those affected by the flooding.
Styles N Smiles LLC - 5981 Gaar Jackson Rd Centerville, IN
Drop off times 8am-5pm
Macallister Equipment - 4791 National Road East Richmond, IN
Drop off times 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Richmond Farmers Market Elstro Plaza 47 N 6th Richmond, IN
Drop Off time (Saturday Aug 15th 9-Noon) at The Barks All Natural Pet Treats Booth
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