HANDSIN THEMUD.SHRIMP BOOTS ON THE GROUND.

When disaster strikes, we don't wait. Cajun Hands deploys volunteers — shrimp boots on the ground — to muck out, rebuild, and restore hope.

Muddy shrimp boots on the ground during disaster relief operations

Since 2016

Deployments

HOUMA, LA42 HANDS|

LAKE CHARLES, LA28 HANDS|

PORT ARTHUR, TX35 HANDS|

PANAMA CITY, FL19 HANDS|

BATON ROUGE, LA51 HANDS|

BEAUMONT, TX22 HANDS|

HOUMA, LA42 HANDS|

LAKE CHARLES, LA28 HANDS|

PORT ARTHUR, TX35 HANDS|

PANAMA CITY, FL19 HANDS|

BATON ROUGE, LA51 HANDS|

BEAUMONT, TX22 HANDS|

Volunteers passing debris in a disaster relief bucket brigade

Our Mission

THE WORK
NOBODY SEES

After the cameras leave and the headlines fade, Cajun Hands stays. We are the division of the United Cajun Navy dedicated to the grueling, hands-on recovery work that transforms devastation back into home.

Muck & Gut

We strip flood-damaged homes down to the studs — removing waterlogged drywall, insulation, and debris so rebuilding can begin.

Mobilize

Within 48 hours of a disaster, our volunteer network self-organizes and deploys to affected communities with tools in hand.

Restore Hope

Beyond the physical labor, we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with families, showing them they are not forgotten or alone.

Volunteer team silhouetted against clearing sky

THE NEXT STORM
WON'T WAIT.

Neither should we. Whether you can swing a hammer, cook a meal, or fund a chainsaw — there's a place for you on the line.