Jeremy Fine (AKA The Dancing Man): A Hurricane Hero

As the site director of Generation Church’s relief hub in hurricane ravaged Swannanoa, Jeremy Fine was an integral part of a team who helped transform the space into a full-scale emergency response center. Although not directly involved in rescue efforts, he was an essential volunteer for the relief hub and his community. As the ‘frontman’ for the operation, he helped spread the word, organized volunteers, and became known as “the dancing man”—standing at the roadside with music, a sign, and a smile, reminding everyone that joy was still possible.

In just the first nine days, the hub served over 15,000 meals and rescued more than 150 people. By December, they had served over 50,000 meals and provided daily supplies, temporary housing, and aid to surrounding areas. Jeremy has volunteered well over 600 hours, still posting updates and continuing his mission to bring joy and hope to those in need.

Through it all, Jeremy has seen beauty, love, and community—strangers crying together, hugging, holding onto hope. He spreads the message: “Don’t be afraid to go out of your way to make someone smile today.” His personal goal was simple: to make a difference through joy—and he has.