Resources to volunteer, donate, and get information regarding the catastrophic flooding around the state.
General Information
Vermont Flood Resources, Assistance and Referrals- A state site with several important pieces of information and some resources for recovery. Available in 10 languages.
Vermont Department of Health- Stay Safe in a Flood- Important health and safety information for affected individuals
Vermont Department of Emergency Management Flood Resources- Includes a number of resources, some of which are repeated in this list for easy access
Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Flood Recovery Resources- List of resources and information from ANR
VT Emergency Alerts Sign-Up - Get alerts and information from the state’s Emergency Management team for your area
Vermont 211- Report flood damage and get information on shelters
Multi Agency Resource Centers (MARCs) and Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs)
Learn more about what MARCs offer here. These locations are also where you can register for individual assistance in-person.
MARCs (Hours: 9 am- 5 pm unless otherwise noted)
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Ludlow: Community Center, 37 Main Street
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Barton: Memorial Building, 17 Village Square
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Washington: Municipal Building, 2895 Route 110
DRCs (Hours: 8am - 7pm seven days a week)
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Barton: Memorial Building, 17 Village Square
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Barre: Barre Auditorium, 16 Auditorium Hill, Barre
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Londonderry: Flood Brook School, 91 VT Route 11
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Plainfield: Twinfield Union School, 106 Nasmith Brook Road
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Rutland: Asa Bloomer Building, 88 Merchants Row
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Springfield: Springfield Health Center, 100 River Street
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Waterbury: Armory, 29 Armory Drive
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Hardwick: Hardwick Elementary School, 135 S. Main Street
Hazardous Materials Drop Off
A temporary collection site for flood-related hazardous materials is available in Middlesex. Learn more here.
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1078 US Rt 2, Middlesex, VT, Hours: 10 am- 4 pm Monday- Saturday
Individual Assistance and Recovery
FEMA Individual Assistance Registration- You can apply for federal assistance even if you do not have insurance or are not in a declared county
FEMA Individual Assistance Information- Information on what financial assistance individuals can apply for
Vermont Department of Labor Unemployment Insurance- For those who are not able to work or have lost their jobs due to the floods
Regional Funds Supporting Flood Victims
Green Mountain United Way (Central and Northeast VT)
BROC Community Action (Southwest VT)
Capstone Community Action (Central VT)
Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity (CVOEO)
Northeast Kingdom Community Action (NEKCA)
Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA)
Business Recovery
Business Recovery Centers and Other Resources- Information from Vermont’s Agency Of Commerce and Community Development
Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Fund: Filling the Financial gap to help Vermont’s small businesses
Montpelier Alive- Help for businesses located in Montpelier
Disaster Recovery Guide for Businesses- Guide from Vermont Small Business Development Center
Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility (VBSR) Flood Recovery Guide for Businesses
Farm Recovery
Farm First Assistance- Can help provide technical, legal, or financial assistance
Vermont Agency of Agriculture Response and Recovery Resources- Includes information about financial assistance for food and farm businesses, organizations, and individuals
NOFA-VT Flood Response Resources - Information from the Northeast Organic Farmers Association of Vermont
Donate
NOFA VT Farmer Emergency Fund: Financially helping farmers who lost everything in floodwaters
Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Fund: Filling the financial gap to help Vermont’s small businesses
American Red Cross of Northern New England: Helping displaced individuals and families in affected communities
Vermont Community Foundation Flood Response & Recovery Fund: Coordinating statewide philanthropic efforts for individuals and communities
Vermont Foodbank: Providing food for those who have been affected by the floodwaters
Volunteer