Kentucky Tornado Update

We have finally been able to clear the race track at the fairgrounds of approximately 600 skids of water and hand sanitizer. The horse trainers are happy to be able to use the track again. That was a big deal! Everything that was on the track was reorganized and transferred to the main gravel lot in the front of the fairgrounds. We moved several storage containers up front as well, making the best use of the space and keeping the area organized and clean.

Inside the warehouse, Aaron and John keep things humming. Our team is in a continual state of reorganizing, sorting, and cleaning because of the steady flow of donations. Clothes, tools, hygiene, heaters, food, and more flow in throughout the week. The generosity is overwhelming and seems to be unending!

In the distribution warehouse, individuals and families come in daily to pick out clothes and other household items they need. Outside in the pavilion, skid after skid of food is being given away. People are being blessed. We are working with the local constable and plan on taking food, toilet paper, paper towels, blankets, and toys to people residing in the state parks. These are low income residents who don’t have cars and are unable to come themselves for supplies.