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Help survivors rebuild after fire.

Contributions help provide Recovery Boxes, essential supplies, emergency assistance, helpful resources, and continued support for burn survivors, fire-displaced families, and first responders facing life-changing emergencies.

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A single gift charged once today.

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Amount in US dollars, minimum $1.

Federal tax-exempt recognition is currently pending. Donation receipts acknowledge contributions but do not guarantee tax deductibility. Donors should consult a qualified tax professional regarding their individual circumstances.

What your gift supports

Contributions help provide Recovery Boxes, essential supplies, emergency assistance, helpful resources, and continued support for burn survivors, fire-displaced families, and first responders facing life-changing emergencies.

Contributions support the Recovery Box Program and the supplies, storage, and delivery costs needed to serve approved recipients, along with the basic administrative costs of operating the organization. We do not publish dollar-to-impact amounts until actual program costs support them.

Recovery Boxes and essential supplies

Essential and comfort items assembled for approved recipients based on verified need and available inventory.

Emergency assistance and resources

Immediate essential-item help and trusted referrals for households facing a qualifying fire-related emergency.

Program safeguards

Screening, training, and recordkeeping that keep the program accountable.

Storage and delivery

Space to hold inventory and the cost of getting approved boxes to recipients.

Engine of Hope is a South Carolina nonprofit corporation. Our application for recognition of federal tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) is pending with the IRS.

Federal tax-exempt recognition is currently pending. Donation receipts acknowledge contributions but do not guarantee tax deductibility. Donors should consult a qualified tax professional regarding their individual circumstances.

Questions about giving? See our donation information page.