Hope for Coffee has officially received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, expanding disaster recovery and community restoration efforts in Coffee County, Georgia.

Hope for Coffee welcomes Jessie Copcutt as Program Manager. Jessie joined in November 2025 to help strengthen long-term recovery efforts in Coffee County after Hurricane Helene.

Sims Park in Douglas, GA is tied to housing recovery efforts for families displaced by Hurricane Helene. Learn why it matters for long-term recovery in Coffee County.

Learn why Sims Park was named in honor of Lee Sims and how this Douglas, GA site is connected to Hurricane Helene recovery and new housing development efforts in Coffee County.

Long-term recovery after a hurricane takes months and years. Here’s what families face after Hurricane Helene—and how Coffee County can rebuild with stability.

Hope for Coffee announces Devis Burnam as Executive Director. Born and raised in Douglas, GA and a local small business owner, she will lead long-term Hurricane Helene recovery efforts across Coffee County.

Hope for Coffee was formed after Hurricane Helene to support long-term recovery in Coffee County, Georgia through faith-based partnerships, resources, and rebuilding support.

Local churches are essential to long-term recovery after Hurricane Helene. Here’s why unity, trust, and community partnerships rebuild lives in Coffee County.

Learn how Hope for Coffee stewards donations to support Hurricane Helene long-term recovery in Coffee County, Georgia with transparency and integrity.