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Biden Pledges More Aid to Flood Victims in Kentucky

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Jennifer Garner is a Save the Children ambassador and trustee. She visited an elementary school that was 8 feet under water for three days. The actress grew up in Charleston, West Virginia, just 200 miles away from the disaster. President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden are expected to travel to the region today.

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Biden Pledges More Aid to Flood Victims in Kentucky

President surveys damage of historic flooding, links devastation to climate change

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WBOY

Eat Texas Roadhouse Tuesday to help Kentucky flood victims

CLARKSBURG, WV (WBOY) — The recent floods in Kentucky have led citizens, as well as residents of surrounding states to help the community pick up the pieces and recover. On Tuesday, one restaurant …

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WJBF

How to help Kentucky Flood victims

(WJBF) - Damaging floods from storms have created the worst flooding in Kentucky’s history. At least 37 people have died since July’s heavy rains, which dropped 8 to 10 1/2 inches of rain in only 48 hours.Many people in the area are in need of supplies in the recovery efforts.WJBF NewsChannel 6 is helping in the effort by taking donations until September 1.Items needed include:Non-perishable foodWaterLaundryCleaning suppliesYou can drop off item…

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WKYT

Kentucky couple helps deliver hot meals to flood victims

Governor Andy Beshear says it will take months, even years, to recover and rebuild from the historic flooding.

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Town & Country

Jennifer Garner Meets with Flood Victims in Kentucky

"We are working to rebuild education and feeding programs, and helping teachers start their classrooms all over again. We’re getting cash in the hands of families, so they can decide what they need in order to start over."

2 years ago

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