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Message from the front lines:We have just returned from Jackson TN. where you may recall that they were hit by an F-4 tornado. The town is devastated. Our team worked with Jackson Family Worship Center to provide emergency shelter at an old abandon hospital. The shelter is up and running and is currently housing over 100 people. This organization is also providing over 1500 meals a day to misplaced families and emergency workers. It will take several months for some of these families to find new residence; some will be at the shelter for up to 8 months.
The reason I share this with you is because the food distribution center is dangerously low on food. As part of our crisis response network we assist with many services. Right know our goals is to find enough food to fill a semi and get it there by the end of the week. We do not want to see any families go hungry. Jackson was one of the worst hit by the storm. They currently still have 6500 people that are not back in their homes for one reason or another.
Would you be able to assist us with non perishable foods and supplies?
In his service,
Kevin Cox
