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Cajun Navy touched after storm victims left with only American flag, Bible

The United Cajun Navy is assisting communities in Mississippi after a tornado outbreak, bringing essential supplies and relief efforts from 11 states.
Todd Terrell, UCN president, committed a $10,000 grant to help a couple impacted by the tornado, highlighting the group's focus on community support.
The United Cajun Navy is clearing debris for families without insurance and plans to remain until local officials and FEMA are ready to take over relief efforts.
UCN Vice President Brian Trascher stated that Mississippians are usually quick to help Louisianans in need, leading to their deployment.

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Cajun Navy touched after storm victims left with only American flag, Bible

A truck full of supplies rolls in to help Mississippi storm victims.

9 days ago·Sacramento, United States

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Fire departments drop-off locations for Tylertown donations - The Oxford Eagle

In the wake of the devastating tornadoes that struck Tylertown last week, Mike Watkins wanted to do something to help. He quickly spearheaded a grassroots effort to provide much-needed aid to those affected by the disaster. Watkins, who has personal experience with hardship, including surviving tornadoes and the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, understands all too well the toll that such disasters can take. “I know what it’s like to lose everyt…

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United Cajun Navy sends emergency supplies to tornado-hit Mississippi

TYLERTOWN, Miss. (WJTV) - The United Cajun Navy announced 18-wheeler loads of emergency supplies were shipped loaded up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and shipped to Tylertown, Magnolia and Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi. These areas were impacted by a deadly tornado outbreak this weekend. “Mississippians are always some of the first to show up when Louisiana needs help, so the decision to deploy was a no-brainer for us," said UCN Vice Presiden…

13 days ago·Jackson, United States

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Alton Gets a Sweet Surprise: Emergency Hurts Donut Vehicle Rolling In for Charity Fundraiser For Tornado Victims This Friday

ALTON, MO — Get ready, Alton! This Friday, March 28th, something sweet is rolling into town — and it’s all for a great cause. The Emergency Donut Vehicle with Hurts Donuts will be parking in the Harps parking lot (605 US-160) starting at 11 a.m. and will stay until they sell out. This isn’t just any donut truck — it’s loaded with some of the biggest, most indulgent treats you’ve ever seen. Even better? This visit is part of a charity fundraiser …

8 days ago

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Storm cleanup continues in Orleans

ORLEANS—Storm Clean-up continues in Orleans following last weekend’s EF-1 tornado, which caused significant damage in and around the community. Town Crews and contractors will be picking up limbs, brush, and lawn debris placed at the curbside all next week. Residents are asked to have these items placed or stacked near the street for pick-up. A large dumpster will be set up at the Town Garage area March 24-29, with extended evening hours for res…

9 days ago

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