- Baton Rouge, LA
- Hurricane Gustav
- 09/01/2008
- 1,088 loads of laundry were cleaned over the course of 6 days after Hurricane Gustav in Sept. of 2008.

- “One of the girls [said], ‘You know it’s free if you don’t want to pay. So . . . of course . . . saving money. . . We just stopped.”
- — Kandy
- GALVESTON, TX
- Hurricane Ike
- 09/01/2008
- 5,235 loads of laundry were cleaned over the course of 21 days after Hurricane Ike in Sept. of 2008.

- “They are washing the clothes and drying them and folding them. I mean, that’s beautiful.”
- — Princella
- ”I don’t know whose idea this was, but they need to be hugged, kissed, loved on and thanked immensely.”
- — Paula
- ”Any little thing that the citizens can get that lifts their spirit and morale goes a long way.”
- — Paul
- NEW ORLEANS, LA
- Hurricane Katrina
- 11/01/2005
- 13,871 loads of laundry were cleaned between Nov. of 2005 and Sept. of 2008 after two hurricanes, Katrina in 2005 and Gustav in 2008.

- “I thank them for taking the time to take care of the people who are out here trying to help get New Orleans back together.”
- —Gary
- “That’s one less thing I have to have on my mind with everything I’m dealing with from the hurricane. . . This just really lifted a big burden off of me.”
- —Connie
- SAN DIEGO, CA
- Wildfires
- 11/01/2007
- 4,258 loads of laundry were cleaned over the course of 30 days after wildfires in Nov. of 2007.

- “It’s great to be able to come by, drop your clothes off, come back the next day and have it all done for you and folded.”
- — W
- “What I like most is that everybody is helpful and friendly and supportive of all that’s gone on.”
- — Gina
- “We still have no water or power in our house so having the laundry truck here has been a great service for us.”
- — John
- Waterloo, IA
- Floods
- 6/01/2008
- 2,655 loads of laundry were cleaned over the course of 12 days after floods in June of 2008.

- "Without Loads of Hope I’d have to do [laundry] myself. . . . It’s tedious and you just want to take everything and throw it and say, ‘Just start over.’"
- — Brandi
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- 4/1/2009
- So far nearly 30,000 loads of laundry have been cleaned to help over 20,000 families.
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