Frequently Asked Questions
To apply for assistance or support from GTC United, please fill out our Request for Help form, which is available on our Contact page. Once you submit the form, our team will review your request and contact you as soon as possible to discuss the next steps. If you have any questions or need help with the form, feel free to contact us directly.
Organizations interested in collaborating with GTC United can reach out to us through our partnership inquiry form on our Contact page or by contacting us directly by email or phone. We welcome opportunities to work together on projects, events, and community initiatives that align with our mission. Once you contact us, a member of our team will follow up to discuss how we can collaborate.
The primary mission of GTC United is encapsulated in their guiding principles: "God, Teamwork, & Community - United as 1." This nonprofit organization operates with a steadfast commitment to serving communities by faith, leveraging the leadership skills of veterans, and sharing Christ's love in times of crisis. GTC United focuses on rebuilding lives and restoring hope through a variety of outreach programs and services. They achieve their mission by organizing community support initiatives, providing emergency relief, and actively involving volunteers to create a cohesive and supportive community environment. The organization's veteran-led approach ensures disciplined, empathetic, and effective assistance in every project they undertake, making a tangible difference in the lives of individuals during their most challenging times. Learn more about us on our About Us page. GTC United has several programs specifically for military families and veterans, providing constant support.
You can make a donation through our secure online donation form on the Donate page. We accept credit cards, debit cards, and other electronic payment methods. You can also mail checks to our office address or contact us for other donation options.
Yes, GTC United is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and all donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive a receipt for your donation that can be used for tax purposes.
Yes! We accept in-kind donations of goods and supplies that support our mission. Please contact us to discuss what items are currently needed and how to arrange for donation drop-off or pickup.
You can sign up to volunteer by filling out the volunteer application form on our Get Involved page. Once we receive your application, a member of our team will contact you with information about upcoming volunteer opportunities and next steps.
We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities including disaster relief efforts, community outreach events, administrative support, fundraising events, and special projects. Opportunities vary based on current needs and community requirements.
No special skills are required for most volunteer positions! We provide training and orientation for all volunteers. However, certain specialized roles may require specific skills or certifications, which we'll communicate during the application process.
GTC United offers a wide range of community outreach programs including disaster relief, veteran support services, family assistance programs, community rebuilding projects, and emergency response services. Our programs are designed to address immediate needs while building long-term community resilience. Learn more about our work on the Ongoing Efforts page.
Our veteran-led teams are trained to respond quickly and effectively to disasters and emergencies. We provide immediate relief including supplies, cleanup assistance, rebuilding support, and emotional/spiritual care. Our response is coordinated with local authorities and other relief organizations to ensure comprehensive support.
Yes! While we're known for our emergency response capabilities, we also engage in long-term community development projects. These include ongoing support for families, veteran reintegration programs, community building initiatives, and partnerships with local organizations to address systemic needs.