Beginning in March, mission teams from as far north as Northwestern University came to Cuero to help restore the lives and the dreams of the people of Cuero. Many of these volunteer teams made Faith Fellowship Hall of Cuero United Methodist Church their home.

Date	Group	Web Link	Photos
3/14-19	First United Methodist Church - Mission, Texas
3/20-27	Northwestern University
6/6-10	First United Methodist Church - Garland, Texas
6/13-19	Central Texas Conference Youth in Mission
6/20-26	First United Methodist Church - Richardson, Texas
6/27-7/3	First United Methodist Church - Loveland, Colorado
7/5-10	Holy Covenant United Methodist Church - Carrollton, Texas
7/8-11	First United Methodist Church - Stephenville, Texas
7/18-21	Wesley United Methodist Church - Sulfur Springs, Texas

To help coordinate the efforts of these volunteers, Cuero FUMC joined other churches and civic organizations in Cuero to establish DeWitt County Cares, Inc. which is an interfaith, non-profit organization formed to provide for the effective and efficient coordination and delivery of disaster relief and recovery services to residents of DeWitt County, Texas. For more about DeWitt County Cares, visit their website at www.dewittec.net/dccares.

After arriving in Cuero and settling in at Faith Fellowship Hall, each mission team meet with Dale Peercy to coordinate their efforts with DeWitt County Cares.