Springdale Storm Assistance

Arkansans continue to come together to serve the victims of this tornado. Just as we have come together during past storms, devastating floods, or the pandemic, our citizens are once again working to help those in need. The Third District is a resilient and giving community. 

Please find below a list of resources compiled by the city of Springdale and Springdale Chamber of Commerce for those in need of assistance, those interested in volunteering, and regarding residential debris pickup. We are sharing and amplifying this information to ensure residents have the information needed:

Volunteer Opportunities

• Command Center (479-957-7925): If you are interested in volunteering, you may go to the Command Center located at the Springdale Parks and Recreation Center at 1906 Cambridge Street. You may also call the Command Center at 479-957-7925 to speak with one of the volunteer coordinators.

In Need of Assistance

• Command Center (479-957-7925): The Springdale Parks and Recreation Center (1906 Cambridge St.) is providing meals, resources, and guidance for those affected by the storm.
• Compassion Center (479-717-5662): Located at 3157 W. Sunset, the Center is providing non-perishable goods, clothing, and other necessary items at no cost to those who have been impacted by the storm.
• American Red Cross (479-633-8330): The ARC is providing temporary shelter at Journey Church NWA for those affected by the storm. You must first call the American Red Cross at 479-633-8330 to make prior arrangements.
• United Way (#211): Their call center provides resources and information to local non-profits, will assess needs, and provide additional direction.
• First United Methodist Church/Bread of Life (479-751-4610): Is providing assistance to impacted residents. Call or email wbohn@firstchurchspringdale.org for more information.
• Arisa Health/Ozark Guidance (479-750-2020): They are providing free counseling to storm victims at their location at 2400 S. 48th Street.
• Springdale Public Library (479-750-8180): Is offering free use of computers and WiFi (Mon-Thurs, 9:00am-8:00pm; Friday-Saturday, 9:00am-6:00pm).
• Supportive Services for Veteran Families (479-249-9872): Is working to prevent homelessness and rapid re-housing for veterans and veteran families at their 1030 S. College Avenue location in Fayetteville.
• VA Homeless Program (47-443-4301 ext. 65327): Provides emergency funds to help those who are now homeless due to the storms at their location at 228 E. Sunbridge Drive in Fayetteville.

Residential Clean-Up

Clean-up efforts are being coordinated through the Springdale Public Works Department. If residents have debris that needs to be hauled off please contact the Public Works office at 479-756-7712 and staff will schedule a pickup. Debris will need to be separated into separate piles of vegetative brush and general debris. Brush will need to be less than 4-feet in length. If you need volunteer assistance with debris clean-up, contact Neighborhood Services Department at 479-756-7712.