Just Help One

Just Help One — Organization Profile

Just Help One is a Christian 501(c)(3) nonprofit disaster response ministry connected with Townsend, Tennessee. The organization serves people affected by natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, wildfires, earthquakes, and other catastrophic events. Its public theme emphasizes meeting practical needs while planting seeds of hope through Christ-centered service.

The organization’s core focus is bringing hope and restoration to people impacted by disaster through compassionate response, volunteer mobilization, and practical rebuilding support. Just Help One describes its mission as responding to disaster while inspiring people to reflect Jesus daily through faith, hope, and love, treating everyday service as worship. Its vision is to respond with hope while serving those in need, no matter the task.

Just Help One serves disaster-impacted communities across the United States, traveling where help is needed after major storms and other events. The ministry has publicly identified response work connected to areas affected by Hurricane Helene, flash flooding in Texas, and tornado damage in places such as Clarksville, Tennessee. Its model depends on volunteers, donors, churches, families, and businesses that join together to serve families in crisis.

The organization operates around three major areas it calls cleanup, recovery, and rebuild. Cleanup includes cutting trees, hauling debris, removing flooded drywall, clearing yards, and helping families take initial steps after disaster. Recovery involves walking with families over time through sorting, prayer, encouragement, and practical help. Rebuild includes repairing homes, framing walls, hanging doors, painting rooms, and helping families regain stability.

A distinctive part of Just Help One’s ministry is combining hands-on disaster relief with spiritual care, volunteer training, and long-term recovery support offered free in Jesus’ name. The organization states that its teams aim to head to affected areas within 12 to 48 hours when possible, provide physical, emotional, and spiritual support, and use trained volunteers in roles such as cleanup, damage assessment, search and rescue, and field chaplain support.

People can engage with Just Help One by volunteering on a disaster trip, hosting a packing event, attending disaster training, donating financially, supporting the Pillars of HOPE initiative, requesting Scott Shipman as a speaker, or contacting the ministry for more information. Supporters can also give toward rebuilding homes, provide supplies, pray for families and volunteers, and help the ministry continue responding to communities in need.

Key Links

• Website: https://www.justhelpone.net/
• About: https://www.justhelpone.net/about
• Disaster Response: https://www.justhelpone.net/disaster
• Projects: https://www.justhelpone.net/s-projects-side-by-side-1
• Pillars of HOPE: https://www.justhelpone.net/s-projects-side-by-side
• Speaking: https://www.justhelpone.net/speaking
• Donate: https://www.justhelpone.net/general-8
• Contact: https://www.justhelpone.net/contact

Contact Information

• Email: di**************@***il.com
• Phone: 812-881-6330
• Mailing address: 624 Wears Valley Rd, Townsend, TN 37882

Socials

• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555291855114

Leadership

• Scott Shipman — Founder, Disaster Pastor