If the map is not showing a shelter near you, please check back later as sites are added to meet the changing needs of affected communities. Click or tap the red pins for information. Pins with a tent icon show overnight shelters. Plain pins show sites where you can get other disaster relief services. Some locations shown on the map may be operated by partner agencies and are not Red Cross shelters.
American Red Cross services, including food and shelter, are always provided at no cost β a gift of the American people. Anyone with a disaster-related need can access these and other services that may be available. Click any plain red icon on the map to get a list of what is being offered at each Red Cross Service Site, and the hours of operation. Everyone is welcome at a Red Cross shelter and all disaster assistance is free. We help all those in need, regardless of race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation or citizenship status.
The Red Cross is also committed to helping people with a wide range of needs, including people with disabilities and mental illnesses, whether they are children or seniors. If you need to leave your home due to a disaster or emergency, you are welcome to come to a Red Cross shelter.
All Red Cross shelters are accessible to people with disabilities. Your service animal is also welcome. Please speak with a shelter worker if your service animal is in need of food or supplies.
Ensuring people have a safe place to stay during a disaster is a critical part of the Red Cross mission. The work we do in your community will depend on local emergency plans and the scale of the disaster.
