If you want to help the folks in Mayfield KY here are the most local entities to do so.

Hope 2 All Food Pantry, 307 W. Mose Rager Blvd. Drakesboro, KY 42337

Donate clothes, blankets, toiletries and other supplies

The Salvation Army Kentucky/Tennessee Division

The Johnson Bar, 133 S. 3rd St. Paducah, KY. 42001 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.)

Roebling Point Books, 601 Overton Street, Newport, KY 41071

Newport Fire Department, 998 Monmouth St, Newport, KY 41071

Walnut Grove Baptist Church, 2941 Highland Lick Rd, Russellville, KY

Stepstone Family and Youth Services, 78 Caky Dr, Benton, KY, (270) 527-8388

First Baptist Church 2890 Broadway St, Paducah, KY, (270) 442-2728

this town has a population of 10k

any anons know how to setup a virtual angel tree for the kids?

>>15177366

Bless you.

>>15177394

they we top of the list, I bypassed all the national/international suggestions.

I went through hurricane michael in 2018, some of you may remember. Moved back to KY less than a year later. This tornado is bringing back the anxiety I know these folks are going through. seeing this much destruction is surreal over an extended period of time as all visual points of reference of your existance are gone.

It's nothing to just spread the info so folks can help. I've contacted KY Farm Bureau for donation drop off locations at surrounding agencies. And sent a message to Fruit of the loom which has a large plant in Bowling green to see if they have trucks going with supplies and if they can set up some type of donation packages like a virtual angel tree.

When the hurricane hit Mike Lindell sent a semi with pillows, mattresses etc but he's taken a good hit in the last year or so.

I'm just hoping to help.