Hurricane Matthew devastated parts of Eastern NC on October 8, 2016 impacting seven BCH locations. The hardest hit, Kennedy Home in Kinston, sustained at least $1.5 million in damage affecting 18 out of 24 buildings. Church groups and disaster relief teams have helped with initial clean up and repairs. Donations, both in-kind and monetary, from individuals as well as community groups are helping to defray costs.
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